My new story is here! Come on in and give it a look!
"Operation: Dump the White Moonlight [Supernatural Entertainment Industry]"
A famous star with a hidden identity who loves to flirt, and a timid web-novel and webcomic big shot, caught up in a "Baby's upset, but Baby won't say why" kind of sweet, thrilling romantic tug-of-war. Please add it to your favorites!
Fan Bofan has been troubled for years.
Things like:
How to avoid exposing his master's fake act
How to keep several secret identities
How to convincingly play someone whose personality and body are both independent
His master has troubles too.
His little puppy-like shadow has grown into a wolf, and now a whole crowd of monsters are shouting that the wolf is the Demon King. What is going on?
Then he realizes that the murderer he has been investigating all along might actually be...?
The worst thing is the demons of Year 98 of the New Humanity Era.
Exorcists want to capture them! The Demon King wants to toy with them! Even those foolish mortals are pretending to be demons now???
Demons run amok and explode like fireworks.jpg
An apparently sweet as a puppy but actually dangerously fierce younger top VS an apparently steady as an old dog but actually panicking like crazy master bottom
Notes:
The author has made up a lot of details.
Any resemblance to actual events is entirely due to the author's dimwitted imagination.
Along with solving cases and fighting monsters, we're also going to fall in love!
The first three chapters have been heavily revised. A fresh new launch~
Here are some recommendations from my good friends:
"How Do I Deal with the Protagonist Reborn Behind My Back! [Book Transmigration]" by Tu Ran Xiao Si
"Nobility and Evil (Interstellar)" by Meng Mian Da Long Xia
"[Sci-Fi] Escape from Lacquer City" by Da Li, a lightly sci-fi danmei story about a fake stalker and a real one escaping a utopia together.
"I Died Yet Again Today" by Da Da Xing Yun, a romance about infinite rebirth, a little sweet treat dressed up as a mystery.
Theme:
I thought of the author's name as a laughing cat with its split ends. . . . . .
Happy May Day~~
Happy May Day, looking forward to new articles
Happy Labor Day! ^3^
Click in and I'm scared by the zombie on your cover. Am I too timid?
[This is an empty exercise review, please consider it and adopt it, there is no logic, just say what comes to mind]
Personally, I think the title of the novel is actually pretty good. I read the style in advance, so I don't have any weird feelings about it. However, the style of the title seems to me to be more of a light-hearted novel than a serious drama.
The time progress seems to jump a bit fast later, often ten to ten years, and I don't know why, I always can't follow the author's timeline. I always feel that I was writing about my childhood, but I have grown up, or I feel that I am an old Wu Dao, but I am still like Xiao Douding. The logic is weird (there is a saying) Zhang said that unless it is a huge monster, Balabala, it will be said later that the power does not exceed the combined ability of the two of them. But it is huge... I can't say that it is powerful. In other words, this monster is big, but its ability is not necessarily strong (x), but there must be Jiang Zi who is naturally fat). Maybe I missed something...?
I have two points on my legal pad. The first is the issue of word order. Let's take an example similar to the one in the article: it means "a high mountain", not "a high mountain". This... I remember we talked about it. I'm really sorry if I remember it wrong!
Second, the article is somewhat antique, but it is a modern article. This... This is actually the feeling the article gave me, but in the eyes of a thousand readers, there are a thousand Hamlets. I don't know what other people think.
Then, I actually felt that Wu Dao's character was a bit broken in the end...? There are no such outstanding features. Also, some of the author's dialogues are just one sentence. Although this can also describe the character's personality, I feel that the few sentences I remember in my mind do not reflect the character's personality. This character is relatively thin. Still just a personal opinion.
Finally, when I read the article, I felt... There were too many annotations. There was often a long paragraph to explain, and what's even more frightening is that there were also long and convoluted sentences. Me: (Fainted), sometimes my IQ is not very understanding... At the same time, I think some content can be shortened.
50.3% Cool → two pieces
5.4% Refers to "entering" green onion roots → such as
88.9% Worry → How much "hate"
Ahem, can this description of cooking help me make delicious dishes?
I thought of the author's name as a laughing cat with its split ends. . . . . .
Happy May Day~~
Happy May Day, looking forward to new articles
Happy Labor Day! ^3^
Click in and I'm scared by the zombie on your cover. Am I too timid?
[This is an empty exercise review, please consider it and adopt it, there is no logic, just say what comes to mind] Personally, I think the title of the novel is actually pretty good. I read the style in advance, so I don't have any weird feelings about it. However, the style of the title seems to me to be more of a light-hearted novel than a serious drama. The time progress seems to jump a bit fast later, often ten to ten years, and I don't know why, I always can't follow the author's timeline. I always feel that I was writing about my childhood, but I have grown up, or I feel that I am an old Wu Dao, but I am still like Xiao Douding. The logic is weird (there is a saying) Zhang said that unless it is a huge monster, Balabala, it will be said later that the power does not exceed the combined ability of the two of them. But it is huge... I can't say that it is powerful. In other words, this monster is big, but its ability is not necessarily strong (x), but there must be Jiang Zi who is naturally fat). Maybe I missed something...? I have two points on my legal pad. The first is the issue of word order. Let's take an example similar to the one in the article: it means "a high mountain", not "a high mountain". This... I remember we talked about it. I'm really sorry if I remember it wrong! Second, the article is somewhat antique, but it is a modern article. This... This is actually the feeling the article gave me, but in the eyes of a thousand readers, there are a thousand Hamlets. I don't know what other people think. Then, I actually felt that Wu Dao's character was a bit broken in the end...? There are no such outstanding features. Also, some of the author's dialogues are just one sentence. Although this can also describe the character's personality, I feel that the few sentences I remember in my mind do not reflect the character's personality. This character is relatively thin. Still just a personal opinion. Finally, when I read the article, I felt... There were too many annotations. There was often a long paragraph to explain, and what's even more frightening is that there were also long and convoluted sentences. Me: (Fainted), sometimes my IQ is not very understanding... At the same time, I think some content can be shortened.
50.3% Cool → two pieces
5.4% Refers to "entering" green onion roots → such as
88.9% Worry → How much "hate"
Ahem, can this description of cooking help me make delicious dishes?