Two-Dimensional Travel Diary

Why is it always mom who sells batches? Mom sells batches, it's very low-level. .

It is normal for the protagonist to not know whether the current world is an anime plot after traveling through time. Unless a character you know appears, can you be sure that you are in a second-person world? It's like you've traveled to a world where a bunch of ninjas are fighting with each other using ninjutsu, but are you sure it's Naruto? No, you can't. You won't know which world you are in unless there are names of people you have seen and recognized. The protagonist doesn't know the plot. It should be because the author set that the protagonist's world does not have those anime, so the protagonist doesn't know the plot and doesn't know those characters. But I usually like the plot, so I don't know if the plot is good. But if you don't know the plot if you are fighting, that would be a bit strange (based on two-dimensional theory, not fantasy) If daily people don't know the plot and don't know the plot, it can be viewed as an urban classification. Maybe readers will be more accepting? In the same way, combat should be treated as fantasy and fantasy. I don't know the plots of many of them, but I haven't actually read these three: ex Bleach, Naruto, and One Piece. I only found out about them after reading the fanfics. Although the plot is different in each author's writing, the characters are the same. You can tell which characters have a good personality and which ones you need to stay away from. Of course, if the author forcibly sets the protagonist, it would be useless if you don't know. But the author sets the protagonist to know a lot of anime What happens when the protagonist knows that the world he is in is the second dimension (although the chance is slim) The protagonist can then deduce the plot (or routine) based on the anime he has watched. Assume that the protagonist knows that the world he is in is a two-dimensional one The protagonist guesses that this world is about youth love or something else (or a variety comic) based on the plot he has read. When you fall in love in youth, you can infer that there will be a perfect male god or a love insulator. Of course, the inference must be based on what the protagonist has seen. The right of interpretation still lies with the author.

If you don't know a lot of anime characters yourself and look for opportunities to shamelessly stick to them, other people's muses and passerby seniors will think that you are nothing, just a passerby~ It's better to say that I won't meet you at all in the vast sea of ​​people. . . Therefore, the author wrote these feelings to promote the plot, which is quite ridiculous. The pig's feet are not like a normal Chinese youth at all, but a facial makeup of the District 11 GAL pig's feet~

Write about time travel fans. What I personally hate the most is after time travel. The protagonist is forced not to knowthe plot.

Author, I want to say that the protagonist you wrote is really a normal Chinese young man? , Why do I feel that this is completely a facial expression of the GAL pig's feet of District 11, and it is also very cowardly, and the plot development is quite bloody.

Can it not always be mmp? Just use it occasionally. It feels very uncivilized to use it all the time.

After reading Chapter 51, I found that the author was a typo 🤭

Is it okay to force yourself not to know the plot? The problem is that the choice of submitting the first comic "Inuyasha" is a bit problematic. Has Pigfoot investigated whether there is a Higurashi Shrine in Tokyo? Are there any supernatural powers, such as monsters, miko, and onmyoji? What if this Kagome exists in this world? If you don't do a thorough investigation and publish the article arbitrarily, you'd be fooled. A safer approach would be to draw something about another world or the future, so that it's less likely to involve cause and effect.

That mom sells batches is really too heartfelt. Modal words and mantras will have a certain effect in specific paragraphs and specific scenes. However, as an author, regardless of time, place and character characteristics, if mom sells batches every time, the character design will be a bit broken. You can set a protagonist who is not familiar with the world view of anime characters, but the readers know it. For example, Kato Megumi said a few sentences of mom selling batches in a row. To be honest, Megumi will have brain congestion in an instant. You can write your own understanding of the character, so you need to pay attention. Above PS: I will continue to read, and you will only know the details after reading it, but so many moms selling it are enough to dissuade most readers.

Couldn't the author not write MMP? I read how many times MMP appeared in Chapter 13, and then the name of Private Fengzhiqi Academy was misspelled many times.

After reading Chapter 7, this protagonist was still a manager in his previous life? A sudden shock, like an adult? Absolutely ordinary hanging

Another obsessive stay-at-home guy who doesn't know the plot

The new book Evil King Black Dragon has been released, Alien Beast Flow, I hope everyone will read it. Blast it, reality! Crush it, spirit! Destroy the world! The Evil King's True Eye is the strongest! New vest issued!

For the first time in more than 10 years of reading, I can't stand it because of too many moms selling it...

Without a sense of immersion, it would be better to just write about another world. It would be too inconsistent.

The protagonist's personality is sometimes so weird that I can't understand it

It feels like something written by a minor, so poisonous!

He is in a daze when he sees a beautiful woman. Is the pig's trotter a pervert?

What a bullshit setting. One moment I see a girl being cold and the next moment I see a beautiful girl in a daze. What a bullshit setting. If you want to treat a girl well, you should treat her basically, sometimes being cold and sometimes being infatuated. Really funny

There are a lot of heroines, not to mention Minami Kotori in Muse, there are original sisters in the back, plus Kirino, the president is the heroine of the maid, Megumi, and Sanmu's Tachibana Kanade (if so), anyway, there are definitely more than these. I can probably guess it by looking at the chapter names. In short, this kind of book is difficult to write, and it is difficult to control the rhythm. Harmono plus the passerby heroine plus lovelive also integrate the world view

I'm not satisfied with the ending of μ`s

To complain, that school seems to be called Private Fengzhiqi. And Fruit Queen and their team should be μ's.

Come on, author↖(^ω^)↗

I think there are really a lot of trolls in the comment section of this book.

I hope you can come back and write novels of this type. I really like your book. Please

The plot span is too big and it is not very comfortable to watch. I suggest you practice your writing skills.

The plot is a straight line. I'm not saying that straight lines are bad, but they have no characteristics.