A Few Things About the Numb Protagonist
麻木主角二三事
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 7k Words
- Genre
- No CP
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
12Chapters
49Favorites
8.7Score
9Nutrient gifts
457Clicks per chapter
7Comments
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I finished reading it in one go. I was very lucky to come across an article like this. I even felt that some of the thoughts in it were more interesting to me than industrialized fan fiction. The dilemma faced by writers: Popularity is a prerequisite for being seen by more people and satisfying the desire for self-expression, but gaining popularity requires more or less distorting the original intention of one's original creation. Since the fanfic is based on the original work, how much energy should be spent on interpreting the original work? To what extent should we respect the setting background of the original work? The personality and integrity of the fan protagonist as a "person": is he a collage of so-called "highlights"? Does he have an inner core that is independent of the original character? Get rid of the sudden attachment to the original characters, and get rid of the airborne elements in the setting. Almighty, what's left for the protagonist? For readers, what they want is the satisfaction brought by standardized stimulation, dialogue and communication with the author, or to make up for the regrets about the original characters? Maybe you still need to balance these factors yourself... All in all, I really like this article by the author.
Very thoughtful article at least, i like it It's worth thinking about
Alas, many good-looking articles only have a few hundred collections, so I can only try my best to help the author tweet. Unfortunately, traffic is a very mysterious thing. Like authors who are not popular, the posts I tweet are not very popular 😩.
It's a bit like metafiction, so interesting
"Go to □□ to check in" is a big bug for the author~