Transform into a Big Lolita Star at Station B

(I've read a lot of novels about people becoming loli recently, and I'm inspired by this) I remember that the subject of loli anchors started in "Transforming into a Lolita at Station B". I followed that book until the end. After reading it, I felt like... The author wanted to pursue results so much that he wrote all kinds of routines, which led to a complete breakdown in the later period. Another point is that the image of the protagonist is also constantly declining. Why did that book attract so many people in the first place? I think it was the selling point of the loli heroine + anchor. "Transformation into B-Station Lolita" did quite well in the early stage, showing a two-dimensional lolita living in the third dimension. At the same time, there are no mentally retarded characters or disgusting scenes in the first few dozen chapters. The whole atmosphere is as relaxing as a light novel. But later, too many routines and mentally retarded villains not only ruined the image of the heroine, but also made the entire book feel like a cheesy urban novel. Okay, let's not frame the salted fish = =, let me tell you my thoughts about this book - this is still a fast food article. Let me first state that the following is just my personal opinion. There are a thousand Hamlets among a thousand people, and everyone's reading experience is different. First of all, the protagonist... Well, I feel that the portrayal is not very good. It should be said that there is very little portrayal of the protagonist in the article = =. After all, it is a common problem in fast food novels. This can be ignored. After all, the protagonists of most novels that are reborn and copy songs and texts are like this. The setting of a 1.6 Meter loli is definitely a failure! Anyone above 1.4 Meters is a pseudo-loli! By the way, is the word "meng" really so common? Three of the ten books I read have female characters named Mengmeng. Secondly, the character's IQ... This one really feels like a cheesy urban novel. The most typical example is the one named Li Mu. To be honest, his IQ can be said to be the highest in the book (the negative kind). In addition, the heroine's best friend's boyfriend Wu Haozun and the heroine's best friend also have a feeling of being mentally retarded. Although I don't know where the specific retardation is, I think I will give a description later. "Zhu Xian"... To be honest, I don't quite understand why in a novel that is obviously about anchors and celebrities, the protagonist must waste time every day writing a book, and then the book will definitely become popular. I still think it's better to be more pure. But since I have already written it = = I hope I won't poison myself in this regard. Although books like "Dou Po" have great economic benefits, I still hope that the protagonist's writing of novels will provide thrust for her main star line. It would be better if the subject matter and content of the book are consistent with the image of Loli. The same goes for songs in this regard, = = It is better for the protagonist to sing some songs that fit the image of a lolita, and I think adding a little description of the singing will make it better. For example, "Chasing Dreams of Innocence" by Southern Expedition and Northern Wars and "Chasing Dreams of Innocence" by Xiaoliansha, "Uncle Policeman Is This Man" by Luo Tianyi and Kamui Ghost... Bah, bah, bah! Forget it.

The twists and turns in the plot are too rigid, especially when the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is presented in a historical program... Is the author kidding me? I just saw that the author's main character entered the history forum, and I thought that things like Yi Zhongtian's taste of the Three Kingdoms or the Ming Dynasty were about to appear. The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is a literary work. Although it has historical elements, it is not history. Many plots in it are either made up, or what happened to person A is arranged for person B. This kind of trial and error is the book's biggest drawback. Others, such as using lyrics to make up the word count, and the exaggerated reactions of the audience are also a bit poisonous... Although it can be received too much and it will be bad. Also, the main character of this book needs to get BGM. The first stroke is 100, the second stroke is 1,000, and the third stroke is 10,000. Damn, how many songs can I sing by the end of the book? In addition, the author should pay attention to the fact that the villains become mentally retarded after encountering the protagonist. In the end, the author's tongue-in-cheek skills are almost zero. Since he doesn't know how to use words to attack others, he shouldn't write long paragraphs about quarreling with others.

I think you, the author, should read the manuscript after you finish it. You sometimes write routines without even realizing it. By the way, if the lyrics are too watery, you will be beaten. Finally, if the protagonist re-arms himself with a big crane, I will slash at your door with a watermelon knife.

Um... Why hasn't TJ been updated? =-=

Fat loli. . . . Connor?