I Think It Looks Good
No cp stories, stories with multiple male protagonists' emotional lines, stories with a big female protagonist, stories about loving a woman, stories that you can read again after reading them
Level C
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It is normal for a long story to run out of inspiration and lack innovation in the later stages of a long story. It is not easy for a wife like this to be able to take care of both the relationship with life and story conception at the same time. What is even more valuable is the wife's deep love for the characters. I think this may be the source of motivation that supports a writer to continue writing. Because I like it, I insist on it. I am personally very motivated by this. Regarding redundancy, the complex setting just shows that the wife has rich ideas, but the plot may need to be pruned appropriately to make the story structure more reasonable. As for coming up with new ideas, if you can't even eat three meals a day without repeating them, how can you keep coming up with new ideas from your head? In other words, so-called scientific research innovation is often just taking things done by predecessors and rearranging them. It is not easy to come up with something new, but having said that, as long as you read more, learn more and think more, it is not difficult to achieve success. Madam, it's better not to have too much creative pressure. Inputting new things into the brain outside of writing is also an experience. It's also interesting to integrate this experience into story creation, isn't it? All in all, come on, madam! ! ! [Compare hearts][Compare hearts][Compare hearts]
The wording is obviously much more gorgeous than the previous chapter, and the battle scenes are filled with all kinds of graphic elements. Is your brain overclocking when you come up with these ideas? So is my wife's CPU temperature control okay? [Dog head]
Using a painting scroll as a weapon is really compelling. I wonder if using the first perspective of the "victim" to describe the subjective "real feelings" of being trapped in the painting scroll environment will add some sense of the picture you mentioned.
Alas, meeting is missing