Good news: I've transmigrated into Empresses in the Palace.
Even better news: I come with a bewitching charm, an overpowered golden finger, and a System that lets me transmigrate as any character whose tragic fate left fans heartbroken, so I can tear their tragic scripts to shreds.
My strategy for clearing the story is simple:
Now that I've become you
I'll bring your hidden strength into the open;
I'll help you let go of your obsession;
I'll casually take what you could never have;
I'll tear apart whatever you never dared to break free from.
Everyone in this palace has regrets of their own
now the regrets belong to them, and the cheat codes belong to me.
“So this is how fun it is to ignore the script.”
I'll start with Prince Guo…
After reading the first The World of King Guo, it can be seen that the author's narrative ability is very poor, showing a state of being trapped in his own art and unable to extricate himself. The character's perspective is too high. The author uses the first person, but uses the director's lens to narrate. This combination is easy to stumble if the writing is not good. To write a good story, readers need to be able to see the clever points of plot connection, rather than just the author imagining reasonable content in his mind and writing it out without logic or highlights. Even if the golden finger of this article is so high, there is no sense of satisfaction at all. The plot setting is very straightforward, and it is written in a silly way. It has no resonance with the original character King Guo, and it only superficially fulfills the so-called 'wish'.
... Difficult to evaluate, difficult to evaluate,
A bit AI
The author liked it.
What is it? It feels so uncomfortable to look at it.
Normally, when you turn on the heartthrob halo and hang it all the way to the ceiling, and at the same time emphasize your sincerity, why, you bully the readers and you don't hang it? Emmm