[Two heroines + book-traveling + multi-character group portraits + martial arts-like + no system]
Qi Qianliang traveled to the novel "Hong Ji", which focuses on the abuse of the heroine, and became Master Bai Yueguang of the tragic heroine who turned dark in the later period. In order to avoid the same tragic death as the original owner, Qi Qianliang racked his brains. He also tries to redeem the heroine who has gone dark in the future. However, she didn't know that the heroine she was trying to save was already a resurrected darkened version.
"Can the heroine in the book be so good at fighting?!"
However, in addition to this, her soul traveled and occupied the body of the original owner, but the original owner still existed as another person.
Now, while trying to make the original Master Qi believe her, she also needs to solve the tragedies in the original work that led to the heroine's gradual decline, not only for the protagonist, but also for herself to survive in this troubled world.
Reader comments
To be honest, Qi Ping'an is the protagonist of this book rather than Qi Qianliang, because the focus of shaping has always been on Qi Ping'an, her character characteristics are constantly being fleshed out, and Qi Qianliang is the second female lead who handles hidden dangers and promotes the plot. It's not that you can't write multiple characters, but you have to prioritize them.
Also, the protagonist has never learned martial arts, so it is useless to have any skills. The world is so dangerous, and there are foreseeable changes in the future. Not to mention how good he is at learning, the most basic physical ability can be used, and at least he has some self-protection ability. It is like having a gun in his hand but not learning how to shoot it, and just using it to crack walnuts.
The protagonist worked hard for a long time to save this and that, and then Lu Buhan thanked the protagonist. How could he be grateful? After kissing the protagonist, Lu Buhan clearly likes her master and knows the protagonist's true situation. What can I only say about her doing this?
Through Qi Qianliang's drunken behavior, Qi Ping'an decided that his drunken behavior was the same as Qi Qianliang's. Because they are in the same body, I can only say that the brain circuit is invincible, not the fantasy setting of the same body and different souls. In terms of reality, is the situation the same when a person is happy, sad, in love, or breaking up, facing lovers, friends, besties, teachers, parents, and strangers? This is still the same body, the same soul and the same character.
The plot is quite novel (˶˚ ᗨ ˚˶) and the characters are logical, thinking, and wise. Girls are great [laughing] I am looking forward to the future development more and more [send heartfelt]
To be honest, Qi Ping'an is the protagonist of this book rather than Qi Qianliang, because the focus of shaping has always been on Qi Ping'an, her character characteristics are constantly being fleshed out, and Qi Qianliang is the second female lead who handles hidden dangers and promotes the plot. It's not that you can't write multiple characters, but you have to prioritize them. Also, the protagonist has never learned martial arts, so it is useless to have any skills. The world is so dangerous, and there are foreseeable changes in the future. Not to mention how good he is at learning, the most basic physical ability can be used, and at least he has some self-protection ability. It is like having a gun in his hand but not learning how to shoot it, and just using it to crack walnuts. The protagonist worked hard for a long time to save this and that, and then Lu Buhan thanked the protagonist. How could he be grateful? After kissing the protagonist, Lu Buhan clearly likes her master and knows the protagonist's true situation. What can I only say about her doing this? Through Qi Qianliang's drunken behavior, Qi Ping'an decided that his drunken behavior was the same as Qi Qianliang's. Because they are in the same body, I can only say that the brain circuit is invincible, not the fantasy setting of the same body and different souls. In terms of reality, is the situation the same when a person is happy, sad, in love, or breaking up, facing lovers, friends, besties, teachers, parents, and strangers? This is still the same body, the same soul and the same character.
The plot is quite novel (˶˚ ᗨ ˚˶) and the characters are logical, thinking, and wise. Girls are great [laughing] I am looking forward to the future development more and more [send heartfelt]
There seems to be no emotional line?
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