
Angry Sea, Hidden Sands: A Record of the JQ in the Online and Published Editions Compared
怒海潜沙 网络版及出书版对比之JQ实录
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 11k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 15y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
2Chapters
15Favorites
2kClicks per chapter
6Comments
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Reader comments 6
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I think the main reason for the change is that the online version went against Sansu's original ideas. Sansu said that he hoped to write an "ordinary person" protagonist, but the online version may have been too domineering and leaky, so in the published version, Sansu decided to change the protagonist Tianzhen to be more vulnerable and more in line with the feelings of ordinary people, and this has continued. I think such a protagonist also makes the whole story more atmospheric. If you don't naively solve any clues you see and reveal them all in a domineering and deceitful way, then there will be no suspense and horror to say... However, in fact, I have never felt the cuteness of Tianzhen. I think he is quite tough. Although he may be a little weak and not as cheating as the younger brother, I think Tianzhen is a man who is closer to life and can appreciate and like him. He is loyal and affectionate, although he has some minor flaws, but he is more real. However, to be honest, I like Aning in the published version. I have always felt that female supporting characters who are only responsible for selling meat and don't know why they appear have always disgusted me. Therefore, I like those strong or unique women in the published version. They make me stand out, and I also regret their departure. As for the change of innocence, I can only say that he was originally a regular male protagonist, but the later innocence is more worthy of my liking. There is a kind of "Although he is an ordinary person, the things he does are more shining because of this."
In fact, I found that there are even published versions published by several publishers. The most annoying thing is the revised version of the published version. I pray to the author. Which publisher are you looking at publishing T0T?
In the online version, is Zhang Tu pretending to be Lao Zhang? In the physical version, the setting seems to be different... In the online version, Lao Zhang seems to be pretending to be a foreigner? I think it's more interesting to refer to the published version XD Based on the comparison, I think the latter's weakening of An Ning's role is very interesting, and the addition of Lao Zhang's role is also very cute~ As for the character, I feel that the innocent character in the online version is very similar to that of the shounen chapter... But there are some differences. But I personally prefer the book version because the mistress has a more lively and lively flavor... Drooling over An Ning is so embarrassing = =
OTZ finally understood why after reading the physical book of Pirates Eight, I became confused about my usual view of Xie Bottle CP. . . The three fat guys definitely did it on purpose!
After reading You Write, I realized that I was reading the book version. It was so cute. I covered my face. I didn't recognize the person whose surname was Wu before!!! So sweet
I still prefer the online version of Wu Xie