When Hua Qiujie and Mulan Ye were interns, they were bound by the passerby system and had to go to Ye Luoli's world to play passerby. During this process, they could neither interfere with the development of the main plot nor provide any help to the protagonist and villain groups.
In this world where IQ, laws and even three concepts are somewhat confusing, protect our safety and create moral kidnapping! YES, come on!
"Huahua, I have a headache. This new world is a headache. Even if the way of heaven does not have a clear goal, the rules are not obeyed. Fairies and warriors are very simple, I accept it!"
"What can I do? Can you really ignore it?"
…………
"Why do they keep trying to deliver food? Don't cause trouble!"
"Help, don't make enemies, okay? Friend."
The early stage of this article is mainly about complaints.
The plot of the protagonist may be increased later.
The dark protagonist group, especially Xin Ling
This book is about generating electricity for love. It will have about 20,000 to 300,000 words and may be updated from time to time.
I beg all readers to participate in the book review activities and build up the author's coding motivation (*σ´∀`)σ
Reader comments
Your angle is so accurate! All the members of the protagonist group have the core characteristics of the "little fairy" who is a female boxer. It is not just a single role, but each has its own "boxing flavor". Together, they directly performed the typical performance of this type of person. The more they correspond, the more fitting they are:
Wang Mo: core boxing master, master of double standards + privileges + moral kidnapping
The main theme is "I am weak but I am reasonable, I am good and I am invincible". I rely on others to cover up my mistakes and impulsive troubles. "I want to protect everyone" can erase all mistakes; I accept the preference of the water prince and the tolerance of my partners with peace of mind, but never give reciprocally. If others question it, it means "not understanding justice". It is a typical moral kidnapping + privilege thinking, which perfectly fits the core style "little fairy".
Chen Sisi: Exquisite and self-interested boxing, with a double standard of superiority
On the surface, she is gentle and self-disciplined, but in fact, she has a sense of superiority that "I am excellent and I should be treated specially." She was prejudiced against Wang Mo in the early stage, and later treated non-protagonist members with double standards. When things happened, she seemed rational, but in fact she always favored her own people from the "protagonist group's point of view". Even if the mistake was on her own side, she would weaken the problem with "our starting point is good", which is highly consistent with the kind of little fairy who "uses her own advantages to establish her character, and only talks about her position and does not make sense when things happen".
Zina: Victim mentality, using vulnerability as a weapon to demand tolerance
She has a strong victim mentality due to her childhood experience, and takes "I'm pitiful" as a natural reason to be accommodated. Once things don't go as she wants, she falls into self-denial and assumes that people around her should unconditionally coax and give in. Even if she gets into trouble by impulsively using tarot cards, she will use "I just want to protect my family" to gain sympathy and let others pay for her emotions and mistakes. She corresponds to the kind of little fairy who "gets privileges by selling misery and turns vulnerability into moral pressure."
Jianpeng/Shu Yan: Typical "boxing male treasure", a tool man who has no bottom line and will accommodate himself.
As the male character in the protagonist group, he focuses on "unprincipled favoring of female teammates" throughout the whole process. Even if his teammates obviously make mistakes or have double standards, they will never question them. Instead, they will blame outsiders and even take the initiative to cover for their mistakes; for example, when Wang Mo breaks a promise and Zina gets into trouble, the two of them are always the first to stand up and say "she didn't mean it." They perfectly fit the image of a "boxing man" who is coerced by female boxers, has no bottom line, and loses his own judgment.
Luo Li and other fairies: practice the -style boxing to strengthen the privileged thinking of the protagonist group
The fairies protect their master without any bottom line throughout the whole process. Even if the master is obviously in the wrong, they will accuse the other party of "bullying my master" and use the name of "protecting the master" to strengthen the double standards and privileges of the protagonist group; for example, the water prince protects Wang Mo and the blue peacock protects Chen Sisi. In essence, they help the master avoid responsibility. They are exactly the same as the group of little fairy best friends who stick together to support each other, blame outsiders together, and strengthen "their own people are always right".
To put it bluntly, the relationship between Ye Luoli's protagonist group is the epitome of the "little fairies" group who fight female boxers in reality: the core female characters each have their own double standards and privileged thinking, and the male characters have no bottom line and act as tool men. The whole team is unreasonable and uses "kindness, protection, and pity" as a shield to evade responsibility and reciprocal contribution. This wave of portrayal is truly unintentional and accurate~
，，， The content is so written that you are afraid that Ye Luoli will cause trouble for you, but it is indeed very funny. When I was a child, I always thought that if I were the protagonist, I would do this or that, and I wouldn't like Wen Qian. Later, when I grew up, I found that Wen Qian was also quite miserable. Wang Mo was indeed a bit stupid, but he was still kind-hearted. The relationship between the protagonists was quite admirable. They accompanied each other and cared about each other. It feels very immersive when you watch it, as if you have entered this world, and you are revisiting your childhood, but in the end it is not the same as being a teenager.
I seem to know the ratings. Even though I know that what I wrote earlier is a bit poor, I still want to know [cry][cry][cry][cry]
The entire second volume of the article is more sloppy and childish in the beginning. Although I feel that the entire second volume is a bit childish. In the later period, exams become more frequent so the ending is very sloppy;
The third volume is written now. I have time during the holidays, so I have time to polish this work. It will be better than the second volume. In terms of writing, I think it has improved compared to the second volume. The third volume contains a lot of my own private settings, digging pits, and burying points, but I may not be that smart, so the private settings are relatively simple.
The main villain is Xin Ling. As for the protagonist group, it may be incidental. The third volume should end during the holidays.
The fourth volume should be about watching movies. I have this plan, but I haven't taken action yet. I'll save some manuscripts first.
There may be a little more in the follow-up. I have this idea, but I don't know if I have time to write it.
Come on, author! Wish you better and better! This book suits my taste perfectly! [Send heart][Like]
Your angle is so accurate! All the members of the protagonist group have the core characteristics of the "little fairy" who is a female boxer. It is not just a single role, but each has its own "boxing flavor". Together, they directly performed the typical performance of this type of person. The more they correspond, the more fitting they are: Wang Mo: core boxing master, master of double standards + privileges + moral kidnapping The main theme is "I am weak but I am reasonable, I am good and I am invincible". I rely on others to cover up my mistakes and impulsive troubles. "I want to protect everyone" can erase all mistakes; I accept the preference of the water prince and the tolerance of my partners with peace of mind, but never give reciprocally. If others question it, it means "not understanding justice". It is a typical moral kidnapping + privilege thinking, which perfectly fits the core style "little fairy". Chen Sisi: Exquisite and self-interested boxing, with a double standard of superiority On the surface, she is gentle and self-disciplined, but in fact, she has a sense of superiority that "I am excellent and I should be treated specially." She was prejudiced against Wang Mo in the early stage, and later treated non-protagonist members with double standards. When things happened, she seemed rational, but in fact she always favored her own people from the "protagonist group's point of view". Even if the mistake was on her own side, she would weaken the problem with "our starting point is good", which is highly consistent with the kind of little fairy who "uses her own advantages to establish her character, and only talks about her position and does not make sense when things happen". Zina: Victim mentality, using vulnerability as a weapon to demand tolerance She has a strong victim mentality due to her childhood experience, and takes "I'm pitiful" as a natural reason to be accommodated. Once things don't go as she wants, she falls into self-denial and assumes that people around her should unconditionally coax and give in. Even if she gets into trouble by impulsively using tarot cards, she will use "I just want to protect my family" to gain sympathy and let others pay for her emotions and mistakes. She corresponds to the kind of little fairy who "gets privileges by selling misery and turns vulnerability into moral pressure." Jianpeng/Shu Yan: Typical "boxing male treasure", a tool man who has no bottom line and will accommodate himself. As the male character in the protagonist group, he focuses on "unprincipled favoring of female teammates" throughout the whole process. Even if his teammates obviously make mistakes or have double standards, they will never question them. Instead, they will blame outsiders and even take the initiative to cover for their mistakes; for example, when Wang Mo breaks a promise and Zina gets into trouble, the two of them are always the first to stand up and say "she didn't mean it." They perfectly fit the image of a "boxing man" who is coerced by female boxers, has no bottom line, and loses his own judgment. Luo Li and other fairies: practice the -style boxing to strengthen the privileged thinking of the protagonist group The fairies protect their master without any bottom line throughout the whole process. Even if the master is obviously in the wrong, they will accuse the other party of "bullying my master" and use the name of "protecting the master" to strengthen the double standards and privileges of the protagonist group; for example, the water prince protects Wang Mo and the blue peacock protects Chen Sisi. In essence, they help the master avoid responsibility. They are exactly the same as the group of little fairy best friends who stick together to support each other, blame outsiders together, and strengthen "their own people are always right". To put it bluntly, the relationship between Ye Luoli's protagonist group is the epitome of the "little fairies" group who fight female boxers in reality: the core female characters each have their own double standards and privileged thinking, and the male characters have no bottom line and act as tool men. The whole team is unreasonable and uses "kindness, protection, and pity" as a shield to evade responsibility and reciprocal contribution. This wave of portrayal is truly unintentional and accurate~
，，， The content is so written that you are afraid that Ye Luoli will cause trouble for you, but it is indeed very funny. When I was a child, I always thought that if I were the protagonist, I would do this or that, and I wouldn't like Wen Qian. Later, when I grew up, I found that Wen Qian was also quite miserable. Wang Mo was indeed a bit stupid, but he was still kind-hearted. The relationship between the protagonists was quite admirable. They accompanied each other and cared about each other. It feels very immersive when you watch it, as if you have entered this world, and you are revisiting your childhood, but in the end it is not the same as being a teenager.
I seem to know the ratings. Even though I know that what I wrote earlier is a bit poor, I still want to know [cry][cry][cry][cry] The entire second volume of the article is more sloppy and childish in the beginning. Although I feel that the entire second volume is a bit childish. In the later period, exams become more frequent so the ending is very sloppy; The third volume is written now. I have time during the holidays, so I have time to polish this work. It will be better than the second volume. In terms of writing, I think it has improved compared to the second volume. The third volume contains a lot of my own private settings, digging pits, and burying points, but I may not be that smart, so the private settings are relatively simple. The main villain is Xin Ling. As for the protagonist group, it may be incidental. The third volume should end during the holidays. The fourth volume should be about watching movies. I have this plan, but I haven't taken action yet. I'll save some manuscripts first. There may be a little more in the follow-up. I have this idea, but I don't know if I have time to write it.
Come on, author! Wish you better and better! This book suits my taste perfectly! [Send heart][Like]