Self-Use①produce Games/novels/movies and TV Series
Collects
6
Books
41
Grade
Level C
Updated
2y ago
Make a note of what you have read (have you read any of them and are waiting to read them? I will make a book list after I have finished reading them. I think there are more than a dozen books). I feel like I have missed a few books.
Like! The Chinese text is very interesting (but it's a bit unbearable for the protagonist to have multiple roles and do role-playing. Maybe it's because the protagonist's vests represent people from Earth, so it's hard to watch the protagonist fabricate character relationships)
It's okay, but it's an old problem. The charm of words and the charm of classics are simply ignored. Let's just play a game. This is how Dream of Red Mansions is used! No matter how good the author's description is, I feel like it's a waste.
But from a gameplay perspective it's still good, but it seems like it's unfinished
Like. There are many games of all kinds, but it's really annoying to remake classic works out of thin air. Journey to the West has been modified in a mess, has no charm and doesn't look good.
I like it, I like the Chinese text, and I also like the animation.
But the emotional line is the same as before, and I've been doing a lot of emotional scenes recently, so I'm tired.
Woohoo, it's very well written, but I'm not used to abstract literature (personal feeling). It makes my head hurt when I read it. There are a lot of paradoxical intentions in the text, so I didn't read much of it.
I love it so much, but I just don't want to see content involving the protagonist's background. Why do we have to give the time-traveling protagonist some messy life experiences?
But I really like the various movie contents.
As far as the game is concerned, it's pretty well written. What I personally cannot accept is that the protagonist starts directly from a large game and outputs the world view out of thin air. It feels like there is no accumulation and it cannot reflect our strong historical heritage and charm.
The setting is very interesting, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists is very interesting. I love the TV in my head. It's really fun to look back on the cartoons of my childhood.
It means that the heroine will create the works in her head, such as The Phantom of the Opera, Wuthering Heights, The Prince of Tennis, The Little Master of China...
In the ending, the heroine died and returned home because she got caught up in a conspiracy, but the hero later found her. Some readers can't accept it, but I quite accept it.
This is really my introductory novel. The front part is super good, and I also like the male protagonist as a good wife. However, in the later stage, when fighting the big boss, the connection feels weird and a bit messy.
It's rare to make an animated work. The rest is easy to say, but I can't accept the animation of classic literary works, such as The Little Prince and Sherlock Holmes... Since I read Wenzhao Gong, I must have psychological expectations for Zhang Guanli Dai, but there is a difference between literature and animation! Has the charm of that language just disappeared?
Woohoo, this is the first time I have seen a game production article with the second dimension as the background. I also turned Touken Ranbu, Identity V... These games into breweries. It was so fun to watch, and there were no messy emotional lines.
I also like this. The various novels are well written and the world view of cultivating immortals is quite complete. It's just that the protagonist doesn't like it when he goes to the West to cultivate immortality later.
Like! First time I've seen Sudoku introduced! The homologation of various celebrities is also very interesting. (I really like the setting of this book about female snails, it's so comfortable~)
The protagonist has been creating works since he was a child. I can do it just with Chinese content. But the love line is a bit unbearable. I can accept multiple love lines, but who is the male protagonist at the end? To be honest, the content has been off-centered since the appearance of another world. I skipped a lot in the later stages.
The setting of the game combined with the unique background feels very new. But in addition to not understanding Beng Tie but seeing parts of it in a fog, there are also a lot of Ben Tie's main storyline, which makes it even more boring. Derivative, I understand.
It's okay, mainly because I haven't played this Teyvat game, so I can't stand the relevant content in it, which seriously affects the viewing experience. But it's a derivative, so I still blame it.
The background is a fantasy medieval world in a different world. Various novels and games are very innovative. For example, games include Paper Doll and Script Killer, and novels include erotic novels. Hee hee hee
The style is relatively unique, the writing is not bad, and it specializes in food movies (although there are some movies where food is just the background)
I really like it at the moment, woo woo woo, but I can't stand it when I see how the game will affect reality in the later stages of the copywriting. I'm now waiting to see when to start intervening and when to stop.
The description of the food game before entering V is very addictive. Is it because I often play it? The sense of immersion is quite strong.
Anyway, it's just bloody, the original is okay, but it turned out that it was adapted from the real world, and I had a cerebral hemorrhage when I saw the speechless one. The same goes for the emotional line. The protagonist becomes a mother inexplicably and develops a relationship with the male protagonist. Is there no one who questions it? In terms of age, experience, etc., There is no overlap in the outside world, so you just accept it?
Generally speaking, it was a bad ending, but I watched it for too long so I wasn't impressed. But I remember that the writing was quite good, even the emotional line was inexplicable.
Each CP is very good, and the detailed descriptions of emotions are very detailed, which can meet the needs of the experts, such as falling in love and killing each other, being inferior and overcoming superiors, and not getting what you want... Meet all kinds of needs.
A small problem is that the protagonist's cp is not that exciting. But this pair accounts for about 10% of the full text and has little impact.
And sometimes it's hard to tell what happened in reality and what was edited out. It would be great to have better control in this regard.
As for the emotional line, I really like the plot line! I'm very satisfied with all kinds of games, mainly because of the author's writing style, which I can continue to read.
Because I skipped a lot of content before entering V, personally I can watch less (there are too many background and emotional content that have nothing to do with the movie), so I am currently waiting to see the ratings before deciding whether to buy it later.