If you are an emerging writer who became popular with the comic "Notes of the Gods", and a system tells you that there is a bug in the comic world line and the protagonist has collapsed. As the author, you have to travel through the repair timeline and create immersive creations, otherwise the comic will disappear. What will you do when you hear this?
Anyway, Li Shaoyu was very angry when he heard this. I have designed the world view for so long, and the comics I have drawn so well are gone? No, he has to take care of this matter to the end!
Then, Li Shaoyu found that he had transformed into Noah, the guide of the protagonist in the comic, which could prevent the protagonist from collapsing 24 hours a day. He also changed the original settings based on his own requirements and speculation on the forum.
How can something done by the original author of the comic be called OOC?
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The comic "Notes of the Gods" (adapted by Li Wuyu) by new author Wu Yuli Shui has been widely praised since its release. Among them, the most discussed one is the protagonist's guide - Noah.
The name passed down from generation to generation, tenderness towards all things, and persistence in ideals constitute this guide. In this world dominated by gods and cause and effect, after seeing all kinds of human nature, he decided to give up the so-called fate and initiate a revolution to turn this world into a human world.
[Woo woo woo, don't misunderstand, refuse to misunderstand, you all should be well]
[Help, I also said that the leader trusts the protagonist so much, why does he suddenly become suspicious? It turns out that it is you, a bad guy, who is causing trouble. (Angry) It's good that the misunderstanding is resolved, let's initiate change together]
Ah ah ah from the world of gods to the world of humans, how can this not be considered a kind of ideological liberation, Zaizai rush!
○This article was written because I wanted to write it, so everything is very free.
Purpose: There is no awakening without pain, because human beings are made of faith and despair
