Handbook for Becoming a Fake War God

Blonde, girl, mixed race, no one would mistake Mina for "Xiao Zheng," would they? Looks like I'm really going to be a pirate, but it doesn't seem so bad~

Lu Ming had initially told the unscrupulous businessman Wang that he was a member of the Golden Gang. However, Wang Zhan didn't mention it; was it because Wang hadn't reported it? Suddenly I hope Lu Yuanshi isn't a bad person.

The novel's premise is quite good, but the plot and story development feel perfunctory, and the character development leaves me feeling confused. I've read nearly two hundred chapters. The female lead's character has changed from being aloof and strong at the beginning to being arrogant, and perhaps a little tsundere, as I see her now. The emotional descriptions are quite stiff.

Let's try to put ourselves in her shoes. Imagine the female protagonist has a male character named "Haoyue" by her side, someone she grew up with, someone she's close to. Even as adults, he still cuddles her, pats her head, feeds her, and holds her hand affectionately.

Because the author replied to me, I seriously jumped into this pit. However, after reading more than a hundred chapters, I started to feel a bit out of immersion. It's clear that the author is trying hard to develop the characters, but they still tend to be stereotypical. Many of their actions feel like they're deliberately done to maintain their character settings rather than to fit the plot.

Physically ten years old, mentally twenty. Either a primary school student or a university student, yet still suffering from chuunibyou (middle school syndrome)...

... Ugh... This Lu Ming... He's so annoying no matter how I look at him... I hope he's not the male lead.

The plot is getting deeper and deeper, and there are more and more foreshadowing elements.

I think we could add Mina, Kongming, Grubbatu, and Ex to the cast list. I always find Ex inexplicably cute ♡^_^♡

It shouldn't be too angsty, right? 🥺 Please don't make it angsty.