It is normal to resonate with the characters in the novel.
I just fell in love with the character and didn't really fall in love with her.
But one day, Qiu Mi woke up and found that he had really become her.
The only person who could talk to her was a mobile phone that no one else could see, and inside it lived something that looked like a system.
Qiu Mi: Aren't you going to give me a mission?
System: Will you do it if I issue it?
Qiu Mi: I won't do anything she won't do.
System: The story will never go on. Do you want her to disappear completely?
She had to take action and explore the paths that the "protagonist" may or may not have taken, all in order to save her - or, in other words, save this story.
But all the stories have deviated from the track due to their own existence. The waterloo started from the opening plot. The novels she had read could not be her reliance. Qiu Mi had to explore the truth of everything by herself.
But are those truths really what "she" wants to see?
Or, is it really what I want to see?
Supplementary Guide
1. An imaginary world, covering magic and machinery, and also has a description of the genre.
2. No CP direction, no CP from beginning to end. But everyone is free to eat whatever they want, and they can do it in private, and don't go too far.
3. He is a growth-oriented protagonist, with a more worrying personality and a moral bottom line, but this does not mean that all characters have it.
4. I want to lean towards a group drama as much as possible, but the protagonist is the only one who is fixed.
5. There is no outline when writing, and there may not be one in the future. Just take it as far as it goes. But the ending was planned from the beginning.
Intention: Reflect on self and society
