The fusion of several novel worlds left the whole company scrambling to keep up.
A few days later, Chen Yaoyao, the quick transmigration department's champion slacker, was dragged off to help, utterly resigned to her fate.
She glanced at the several-thousand-word character summaries and immediately got dead fish eyes.
Putting aside the fact that the worlds included sci-fi, Western fantasy, ancient times, and modern times, some of them required her to play roles in more than one book. How ridiculous was that?
{The worlds that appear later are fused novel worlds, and the heroine enters them as a supporting character. Note that these are planes! Once one has been opened, that world will remain open forever!! Some characters will bash the original male and female leads! The heroine in this story will not fall in love, will not fall in love, and there is no romance plot! Also, all the characters' intelligence levels depend on the author! The author has no intelligence (?)}
Taking a break for now. I'll focus on updating my other book first.
I've sorted out the current order of worlds (tentative):
First world: Modern times. Fake and real heiresses, a feel-good story about making it in show business, and a domineering CEO's pursuit of his wife after driving her away. √ Revised
Second world: Interstellar. The Imperial Marshal's runaway wife, and Transmigrated into the Interstellar World as a General's Pet
Third world: Cultivation. The growth of a proud chosen one, and the aloof immortal's beloved
Fourth world: Western fantasy
Fifth world: Ancient times
Sixth world: Martial arts
Seventh world: Post-apocalyptic
Eighth world: Republican era
Theme: Always believe that good things will happen, and don't lose heart when facing difficulties
First, I know what the heroine's special ability is, farming, but she is too open-minded, and the more she pretends to be a slap in the face, it seems that the previous manager was too frustrated.
There are a lot of things that don't make sense, such as the last sentence.
Click here to complain, as for the introduction copy, I feel it has nothing to do with the farming of the book title!