
Second Latitude
第二纬度
by Shuangzhizi (霜吱子)
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 30k Words
- Chapters
- 10
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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I☆☆☆ am back. If I don't come back, my eldest son's name will be taken away☆ Key points: [No live broadcast of style, no crazy criticism of the protagonist, no intellectual subversion of supporting roles, balanced male-female ratio of characters, no evil god settings, no profit-oriented, focusing on perspective] First copy editing The gameplay of Werewolf is still too limited, so I changed it to Avada (it's more fun this way) Preparing for signature and drawing, preparing for new cover Han Yuan, a unique college student. He doesn't know anything about astronomy or geography, but when it comes to being sophisticated, well, no one can be as sophisticated as him. Others go to the KTV to play old songs, while he goes to the KTV to play private music. Others lamented that the moonlight was so beautiful, and he complained that it was not a red moon. Can you guarantee a deposit by drawing cards under the red moon? While others traveled to Notre Dame de Paris to take beautiful photos, he thought about how to climb up and take a leap of faith. (Good kids don't want to study) Even to go to the toilet, I have to walk four steps backwards - who knew the protagonist was not me? Finally, he waited for a game as complex as his ingredients - "Second Dimension" Han Yuan, who fantasized about flying over the walls of Gotham, fighting bravely on ancient battlefields, and playing Star Wars in the sci-fi universe, rushed to download the game. It turns out that it is not only a closed beta now, but also a "rich person's game" that requires a game cabin with an entrance fee of 100,000. Han Yuan: "... Actually, I don't really want to play..." Customer Service: Congratulations on winning the closed beta. Leave your address here to receive the matching game cabin for free. Han Yuan: "... That's weird. I asked you when the Qingqin Express will arrive. (Pointing fingers)..." ********************************* The full text is permanently free! There is no profit-making aspect, even if there is profit, we will choose to donate it. (Although this is unlikely to be profitable, after all, we are just writing for fun.) If you are a newbie writing, there may be differences in the style before and after. The main thing is to be relaxed and relaxed. It is our duty to re-create the infinite glory of tradition. The article is suspected of having many elements, such as COC running groups, various games, various dramas and comics, and even online writing pits. The author adheres to the principle of "What is this? It smells so good. Let's melt it." The principles are written so... Any similarity is not a coincidence. This is what one of my favorite authors said. Infinite flow, there are only so many elements, how else can you write? How to build good copy without so many elements? Or should it be written like Kuaiwen and marked with an unlimited streaming label? Here are the highlights: entp is essentially a swordsman but his game profession is a magician (probably) attacker x intj is a cold, ascetic, asexual person Main attack perspective (I can't believe that your unlimited flow also has the main attack perspective) The author is Pigeon, the article is long, the copy is not long, and there are many daily scenes. In the early stage, he entered the main story at the end of the online game. The author upholds the values that there is no absolute justice, so there is no absolute villain in this article. Upgrade flow, friendly to omnivores. Except for the protagonist, other CPs are optional. There are many memes, and the author is surfing the 6g signal, but the memes don't crowd out the reasoning plot (Han Yuan wants to do the memes herself, but my own mother can't hold her back.) There will be an "unintentional blank" in the book (the author will not publish it until he has finished writing a copy). If it is not updated, he will either collect materials, take an exam, or code out details. There are 3 more books in the same series of this article, and I hope to show you a corner of the "Second Latitude" Concept: If you don't have a good brain, you can't understand the game, so why not study hard?