Bring a Different World

I thought the 4th picture was Rock Kingdom...

That author is great, how many female protagonists are there? (Forgive girls for not being able to accept a harem)

The writing is quite good, why did it end up like this?

I don't know what to say. It's not good enough, but it's very good.

There are no ancient ruins, there are no ancient evil invasions and epic disasters that happen once in a thousand years, there are no gods and demons playing a big game of chess behind the scenes, there are no multiple planes. Some are just one world with five continents, endless islands, floating islands, and underground worlds. The protagonist collides, transforms and creates a whole new world. I hope that the protagonist is a scheming hypocrite who speaks with great truth and behaves sanctimoniously but is actually a man who steals and prostitutes women. If he is not a real villain, his EQ is too low. He should be a hypocrite with high IQ and EQ. Don't deliberately make the protagonist too over-the-top. It's not good to be obscene and dark, and look ferocious and terrifying. It's not darkness for the sake of darkness, but everything is for survival. In many cases, you have to be cruel, insidious, cunning, despicable and shameless to survive in the cruel competition. No matter which world it is, the weak eat the strong and profit is paramount. Good old people will not live long because of their low IQ. Be innovative and creative, not routine and imitative. The undead, demons, elves, orcs, and angels are all badly written. There can be a female succubus from the nightmare tribe, and a siren goddess named Ocean Beloved who has been conceived for twenty years in a shell. Floating island winged humans, insect humans, various dinosaur-like, strange beasts, ferocious beasts, monsters of war, behemoths and sea beasts. Various magical animals, magical plants (plant elves), magical floating islands, oceans, and underground world animals and plants. Downplay the strength training system. Downplay individual combat capabilities. Multi-racial civilizations compete for hegemony. The protagonist can not only use technology, artillery battleships, and steam engines, but also use fantasy racial biological magic to tame Warcraft mounts to form cavalry, tame flying dragons and rocs to form an air force for bombing, and fly biological aircraft carriers to power steam engines. Those who can conquer girls and their tribes, families, and races, and have the charm of mother and daughter together, those who are infatuated, gentle, generous, intellectual, and elegant, as well as those who are dark, sinister, and extremely paranoid and want to imprison and force the protagonist. Some women have multiple personalities, good and evil, good and bad. The emotional plot must have tension and impact, cold-blooded rationality to the extreme, heart-piercing unrequited love, and extremely paranoid and perverted liking. The weak ones annexed and conquered, while the powerful alliances attacked far and near, and formed a multi-racial sea, land and air alliance camp. Don't develop technologies like airplanes, steel battleships, and tanks. Airships are of limited use. Of course, the air force in the fantasy world must be dragons and birds. Just focus on artillery and steam engines, otherwise it would become a military historical novel. The sea race, battleship artillery, flying race aircraft carriers, and sail battleships are not suitable for aircraft carriers. They need to develop steam engines or magical arcane power or sea monsters and ocean monsters as the power to pull the ships. They can carry giant dragons, giant eagles, and giant bats as bombers. The air force's technology is limited to artillery and steam engines, and the rest cannot be used. Floating islands, even floating continents, civilization in the sky. There are four major civilization systems: land (human race, giant race, insect race, dinosaur race, ferocious beasts, giant beasts, auspicious beasts, and some flying races), underground, sky, and ocean (offshore amphibious, island amphibious, and pure sea race). Each civilization system has army and air force races. Every civilization has several intelligent races that fight against each other. First it was within one civilization, then two civilizations, and finally all four major civilizations were involved. There are three main points. The first is that there should be no gods, demons, legends and extraordinary things. The combat power level system is downplayed and a real fantasy world is presented. The second is that the emotional plot must be impactful, especially the love plot, which must be titillating rather than nauseating. Third, the rhythm should not be too fast or too slow. There should be no hints of pretentiousness or foreshadowing that a big game of chess is waiting, or that apocalyptic disaster will come. This is very childish and disgusting. Not only the Western magical and fantasy race, Warcraft, mythical and legendary creatures, but also ferocious beasts, giant beasts, strange beasts and auspicious beasts. You can draw inspiration from the Classic of Mountains and Seas and various Chinese myths, stories, strange stories and novels for creative inspiration. Also, the worldview must have depth and impact. Break away from the traditional binary moral and ethical framework. Race, civilization, beliefs, and interests transcend the flat binary values ​​of morality, right and evil, and enter an objective and macroscopic three-dimensional worldview. I really hope for a grand and well-written fantasy novel. Naval battles, air battles. Aircraft carriers of flying races, air and space battleships, air fortresses, air and space carriers carrying flying races.

The Paper Crane Visits has an interesting setting and well-drawn characters. I'll close it and keep going (ง •̀_•́)ง