[This is all nonsense and a running diary. If you can't keep reading, just close it. No need to tell me, thanks for your cooperation.]
Blurb:
Tang Shi was born a villain, a professional villain whose life's goal was to torment the protagonist and push the plot forward.
The plot was his work manual, and sending the protagonist to the pinnacle of life was the meaning of his existence.
If the plot called for it, if the author commanded it, then even a mountain of blades or a sea of flames wouldn't stop him!
For the sake of the plot, Tang Shi was capable of anything!
What? The bunch of NPCs in this story don't want to follow the plot? They want to rebel?
The protagonist doesn't want a life of having a wife on each arm and reaching the pinnacle of success, and only wants a wife, children, and a cozy home?
The villains don't want to do bad things? They want to mend their ways and embrace love and peace?
Then don't blame me for being ruthless. Close the door! Release Tang Shi!
The story of a powerful villain who always wants to follow the plot, and a group of NPCs who always want to defy their fate.
The plot takes its time to get going and has no logic.
[Before you start reading, a few things: 1. This story has no central romance. Tang Shi has no romantic pairing from beginning to end, but he does have friends and family. 2. Most of the other characters will have romantic pairings. 3. Sometimes the story follows several plotlines at once. I'm a beginner, so please bear with me!]
If all that sounds fine, feel free to keep reading~\(≧▽≦)/~ Thanks for opening this story!
Theme:
I want to watch the extras, I want to watch TXT, I want to watch the author's unlock, I read it all night long, and I want to continue watching Tang Shi. If Tang hadn't always followed the outline, acted according to the situation, and learned to love people from the heart, it might not have been a bad ending. Everyone is going to die anyway, and there will always be people with various thoughts who inadvertently become "villains", so why must they die on Tang.
It's been a long time since I've been to Jinjiang, and Tang Shi has actually called it a day...
I actually finished the chase. . . Although the author's writing still has shortcomings (grammatical errors, unclear main and secondary plot lines, showing that the protagonist and supporting roles are not separated, and slowing down the progress), it has obviously developed in the later stages. What does it feel like to grow up? The greatest advantage of the author's writing is his imagination. The immortal show controls Qin Mo, the Wu clan, a bloody setting that you can tell at a glance, the novel indigenous people in southern Xinjiang, Ayun Luwu and other bloody stories behind the blood beads (although the story is great, it is useless in the main plot. The disadvantage is that it is not foreshadowing. Why write it →_→ From the main plot From a perspective, the kind of extras like Sun Zhenren's are really cumbersome and have no foreshadowing. It's really a bit of a waste to just throw away the extras and look forward to the next extras...) The unexpected scene settings and the effects of the scenes on the characters, either gain or debuff buffs, are eye-catching. After many years of companionship, it suddenly ended, which was already difficult. This is a paradise. Everyone knows it is fake, but they still want to get into this creative literary world. The people in the book are determined, but outsiders still need to encourage each other.
Revisiting Bai Yueguang, why is there no extra story? 😭 I hope the author will come back and write more, I especially like [Orange Heart][Orange Heart]
Rereading it again and again, after all these years, this book is still White Moonlight in my heart.
. . . . What about extras? Ahhhhh, it's gone???
Alas, my Jinjiang has not been updated. I thought it was discontinued, but I didn't expect that I missed it for so long. Come on, it's great, very awesome!
Extra →_→Big Liar
It's been a while since I've watched it. Is it finished?
Looking forward to your next new article