This novel will enter the paid section on the 11th, starting from Chapter 27. There will be a bonus update of 10,000 words then. After that, updates will come every other day, with extra chapters at irregular intervals. Thank you for your support~
My next novel, This Elf Is Seriously Evil, has its blurb at the bottom.
Blurb:
I live in a comic, but I'm neither the protagonist nor the villain. I've barely even appeared a few times. Any way you look at it, this is all my main personality's fault.
Why dump your ideals on me like they're garbage? Did you think I'd accept them?
...I will.
Then please tell me how I'm supposed to work four jobs and keep my grades up, while also getting enough attention-grabbing scenes in a superpower comic.
Once you've figured it out, let my main personality know. I don't want him working himself to death, after all.
The Other Side of the World, a supernatural urban action comic that suddenly became a hit, is nicknamed by readers The World Where You Need a Mental Disorder to Join because every member of the protagonist's group is a little messed up.
There's only one exception.
He's kind to others without being a pushover, and can turn things around at critical moments when the protagonist's group is on the verge of falling apart. Yet he isn't a perfectionist and has no compulsions.
A reader's sharp take: Kurihara Norihiko probably exists because the author finally realized the protagonist's group might not make it to the end.
What a rare, healthy person!
Kurihara Shigeru: Well said. He and I both think so.
Pre-release: This Elf Is Seriously Evil
The elf race is favored by the gods: elegant, beautiful, and close to nature.
But rumor has it that one of the first new elves to arrive this time is extremely evil.
Humans, dwarves, demons: They're just elves. How bad could one be?
When the elf arrived among the humans, the human Saint summoned him.
Saint: I've heard the elves' homeland is beautiful and bountiful, and that the elves live in harmony. Why have you come to visit the human race? What appeals to you about us?
Elf: The death penalty and war.
Saint: ?
Saint: We've actually banned public executions. The death penalty shouldn't be a spectacle.
Elf: If it needs to be banned, that means it really is a spectacle to some people.
Saint: ...I think the dwarves would suit you better.
Several centuries later, the human Saint breaks his curse, reclaims his bloodline, and finally becomes the God of Light after overcoming countless trials.
He looks at the spot beside him.
...Isn't that the strange elf? What is he doing here?
Elf: I took your advice and visited the dwarves. They suggested I go find the demons.
Saint: ?
Elf: Then the demons suggested I go find the Demon King.
Saint: ??
Elf: The Demon King's home is in a remote place. It was hard to find him... so I found the God of Darkness instead.
Saint: ???
Elf: The God of Darkness and I chatted for a while, then decided to abdicate in my favor.
A Saint who levels up by fighting monsters × an elf with an unusual thought process
Theme: Everyone is the protagonist of their own life
Theme: Everyone is the protagonist of their own life
In fact, my heart has already been drained of coldness, right 🐶
Fanfan's cute pinch using bamboo shoots as offerings 🤩
The name has become petrified and faded, and the person has probably been broken into pieces for a while (.)
When will Xiaofan and the others appear in front of the protagonist like twins? 🧋🧋🧋
Bamboo Shoot Mountain, a snack made of chocolate
Alas, no wonder I can't understand it later. The world is like a comic book, the protagonist is awakened, and the desire is to gain attention, but the main line is not obvious. I realize now that without this protagonist, I can't seem to figure out a complete main plot. The comic protagonist only makes friends, but there is not much content related to the principle, function and impact of the superpower. People don't know what this superpower is used for, and what the main characters do together. Suddenly he is about to join an underground idol, and the author suddenly wants the protagonist group to find out, but logically speaking, the cartoonist should have an outline. Regardless of the main line, he suddenly insists on revealing the background of the supporting characters, or even simply gives up if he can't do it, or issues an apology statement and continues to update the progress of the main line. If you have to stick to one character to restart it, it won't work. If it is scattered and scattered without a solid logical chain support, it will appear scattered, and you will not know what you are looking at. Are you a newbie? The story still needs to have a main plot. Even if most of it is water, the reader will at least know what goals the original protagonist and the protagonist of the novel are heading towards. No matter how confused the protagonist is, they can still see that the main plot is to help the confused find the answer.
It's an interesting book but I didn't understand it (my mind went blank) And there are so few people ww
Thank you for your hard work, I almost thought I was going to get cheated.
Is this defense breaking hahahahaha 🤩 🤩 🤩
Eh? I actually saw Zuo Hua here. The current plot is indeed very confusing, but Xiaofan and Norihiko are very interesting characters. I hope the author can stick to it!