[Cosplay Transmigration] I Didn't Mean to Harass the Original Character

After all, Shibusawa Tatsuhiko is also called a member of the script team together with the other three people. Even if he is called an honest person, it is because the other two people plotted against him and he lost a memory. There is an information gap in the middle, which makes him obviously stupid. If he is really an unintelligent fool, then his character should be arrogant and lawless, rather than this nihilistic and empty person who feels the world is boring and persistently pursues angels. He is just because he is too smart and sees too clearly, so he feels the world is boring. If he was really stupid, there was no way he could stand on the same stage as Dazai Feijia. Instead, he was directly plotted by the other two people to become a tool. He still wanted to stand with the other three people and wear the same suit of clothes? I am reading an article next door. The protagonist is going to destroy the world and is not qualified to wear the same clothes as them. The author said that it is a world that belongs exclusively to the intellectuals, and the protagonist is out of place in it, so the three people in white clothes are walking around next to each other, and the protagonist is fighting with others. In fact, I think the four script groups in Wenye World have something in common in nature. They are all too smart, have seen the evil in the world, and are essentially chaotic and empty. It's just that Feijia has an ideal, Shibusawa has an angel, and Dazai and Ranpo were given anchors of justice by the right people at the right time. So they both have something they want to pursue, and that's why they let the world hold them back, and that makes them seem to have completely opposite camps of good and evil. But I think they are essentially the same, and the difference between their good and evil lies only in their own anchors. In addition, I would like to say that I have always felt that Shibusawa Tatsuhiko is more hollow than the other three people, because I personally feel that his belief is not as firm as the other three people. When the other three people are willing to give everything for their ideal people or things, Shibusawa Tatsuhiko has been aimlessly searching in the early stage, and the angel theory in the later stage is also untenable. I still can't understand why he regards Dundun as an angel. (PS: The above is all my humble opinion. The whole article is full of my opinion. I think it is all my personal conjecture and speculation. If anyone who reads this comment feels any discomfort, dislikes, or dislikes, then don't doubt that it is all my fault, because I myself feel that I don't understand anything and just making random guesses here is stupid.)

I don't know what to comment on. I can only write down some of my own thoughts on this article and some reasons why I abandoned the article [only for me]. It does not represent everyone and is for reference only. In fact, it can be seen from the writing style that Dada's writing power is still good, at least he can express clearly, and he is still a young and inexperienced Dada who is growing up. If there's one reason why I didn't catch up to the end, I can't vouch for the other reasons. I think it's definitely one of the factors (laughing) because I can't tell who is playing who. Because when I was watching it, it was too confusing. There were so many people wearing clothes that I couldn't tell who was who. Some of them had their real names and others had the names of famous writers. Although there were notes, it didn't stop me from feeling that it was confusing and I couldn't tell them apart. There were really too many people and I couldn't remember them (face covering). As a result, I saw them chatting in the chat room later, but I didn't bother to look because I couldn't tell the difference. What motivated me to keep reading was that I wanted to see the Shura scene depicting the waistcoat and the writer himself. I was curious about what the scene was like. I wanted to satisfy my curiosity and then run away after watching it... Unexpectedly, I just said it casually and actually added 20,000 words (I was shocked). Most of them have worked so hard. No matter what, I have to leave a useful long comment to repay, otherwise I will be sorry for the 20,000 words. While reading it, I still couldn't understand what Da Da wanted to write and what he wanted to write about this story. From the beginning, I never saw a main quest. A group of people wearing vests walked through, and they had to know what to do. If it's purely entertainment, have fun with the writer himself, enjoy the lunch, and walk through the plot, you will eventually go home at the end of the game. How to go back? Needless to say, no one in this group was panicking, as if they were not worried at all about not being able to go home. After time traveling, there was no reason or excess, so I went to Yokohama to follow the plot. What is the purpose of the protagonists? Are you someone who just makes trouble for fun? Or can I return to the original world after completing the script I wrote before? Or play a big one, with vests helping each other, knives flying around, and traps surrounding each other. Once you have had enough fun, your ultimate goal is to grab a book and go home directly. As a result, it was never mentioned once, so I couldn't help but ask questions all over the place, what are you doing here? Moreover, the relationship between these vests is not written out. I don't know whether the relationship between the vests is the relationship in the script they wrote before wearing them. In the script before the film was released, the plot was not mentioned, and it was not written at all. As a result, while I was watching, I felt baffled and confused when watching the scene where the vests met each other. I have no idea what happened between these vests. They just started to act on their own in the article... It feels like you're passing by a place and someone is fighting. You go up to watch out of curiosity and want to know why the fight started. You ask the people watching, but no one knows. Then why should I eat melons or watch the excitement? Start directly with the next novel. I feel like what I said is so confusing... Let me think about it, what I want to express is 1: [There are too many people wearing them, I can't tell who is from whom] Why don't you just fix the names in a unified way? If there are other foreshadowings, just pretend I didn't mention them. I just have to remember which vest is wearing it. After all, there are too many people traveling through time. 2: [I don't understand what these time-travelers want to do] No matter what the process is, they are all one and have the same goal. It's been over 30 chapters, and not a single clue has been revealed, as if it had been forgotten. 3: [I don't understand the relationship between vests] It's not written in the article, which is an important reason why I'm confused. You have to say that the relationship between the vests is a three-dimensional reality. I have never read the three-dimensional writer, I have never read the original work, and I have not watched the Stray Dogs anime. I have only watched the short video clips of Stray Dogs. All my knowledge of Stray Dogs is from fan fiction. No one has ever taught me about the backgrounds and characters of three-dimensional writers, their real-life relationships, friends, and experiences. 4: There are also big ones, [the author has something to say], and even many small theaters. I know the words of so many small theaters. Since I don't understand them, it's the same as not seeing a small theater. So what's the meaning of capitalizing on small theaters? I can't tell whether these small theaters are based on the characters and experiences of three-dimensional real-life writers, or are they something else? 5: Another feeling after reading this book is, [Is it possible that Ma Jia itself has a prequel? This book is like the sequel to the vests themselves, the second part. It seems that readers should know the causes and consequences of the vests. It feels like we know the relationship and character of the vests they wear, and what they are going to do in this time travel. Is it possible that I missed a few important chapters of the vest? I haven't seen the relationship between vests. Some people write a sequel to the second book, and they also specifically indicate that they have not read the prequel, and this sentence does not hinder their reading. But there is no prequel to this book, so what did I miss? That's why I feel unclear. I was really confused and just wanted to ask aloud, are you sure we are on the same channel? Are you really talking about chicken and duck? All of the above are some questions that I personally had after watching it, and they are also the reasons that made me abandon the article. To be honest, I didn't catch my eye from the first chapter. I read it very carelessly and basically glanced at it. At that time, I only wanted to see the vest and the author's true body, Shura Field. After finishing Shura Field, I abandoned the novel. From the beginning, it was impossible to tell who was from whom, which made people instinctively irritated, not wanting to read, and abandoning the article. The characters and relationships between the two were not clearly stated, which made me feel confused when watching their conversations because I didn't know what his character was. Then how can I continue reading, I just abandon the article. There is no main line to this story. After traveling through time, you will go directly to Yokohama to follow the plot on your own. There is no explanation of what I want to do specifically, there is no beginning and no end, and the article is abandoned. Regardless of whether one person travels through time or a group of people travel through time, there is no need to start from Chapter 1, just write out a little bit of each person's character. What's the hurry? I don't know how to trick the dog into it first, are you going to kill it? You have told the readers about each person's character and characteristics from the beginning, so what surprises can there be for the readers? Wouldn't it be better if you just start the chapter with all time travel, don't introduce their characters and styles, and add them when they are acting in vests? The characters are fleshed out little by little, and the trump cards are revealed one by one. That's what's called a surprise. The above are all personal opinions and do not represent anyone else's The above are all personal opinions and do not represent anyone else's The above are all personal opinions. Does not represent anyone There's no malice, I'm just telling you what I can't stand. Please forgive me! Every great master has grown up from a rookie! No one is perfect from the beginning. I believe that my former residence, Da Da, has gone through ups and downs and will write a perfect story one step at a time. [I came home from get off work, packed up and went to bed. I fell asleep while writing this long review... It was already early in the morning when I opened my eyes, but I still said I would do it]

How can you act in a script at this beginning? The drama has reached the Holy Grail hahh

It feels like there are too many characters, and the names are all there at the beginning, there is no introductory introduction, and there are too many relationships all at once. If it were a stage play, it would feel like the words are rushed.

Oh my god, the words of wolf and tiger, hahahahahaha

The order of death is Tan, Ango, Dazai, and Odasaku

Tears are the source of peace, weeping in the storm

I haven't been online for a few days, what happened?

Old Ford, the pain of my life (crying

Teacher, please tell me [Movie Viewing] where is the problem with Osamu Dazai? I can't find the article written by my wife that I like very much (˵>ㅿ