Destroy the Mary Sue

This book is okay, "Destroy the Mary Sue", which should be classified as a light novel. The biggest fun point of this book is also the one that runs throughout the book - the contrast, comparing the plot of a general Mary Sue with what the protagonist does. This idea is very good, and I also enjoyed watching it. #personalthoughts # Generally speaking, tragedies or some sad and regretful stories will be more popular. For example, Eri Yi (an old thief from Jiangnan) in the Dragon Clan is particularly unforgettable. Having said all this, what I mean is that if every time the main protagonist changes, the entanglements and emotions he has with those female protagonists will be forgotten (except for the protagonist), which means that the previous female protagonists will not remember the male protagonist. But there are still some instinctive reactions. For example, the male protagonist found them, and then the male protagonist found that they did not remember him. He said, "Sorry, I saw the wrong person." Then he turned around and left dimly. The female protagonist looked at it silently and shed tears, and then blah blah blah. Also, I don't know if the author intends to try all the Mary Sue plots at once, but I personally feel that if there are a lot of stories in this novel, the rest of the novel will seem boring, because if you read too much, you will get tired. You can find the right time to end, and then leave a sad and potentially hopeful ending. There are some details that the author did not notice, but they are not poisonous. The above is my personal opinion. I know the author has ideas, I am just saying it, and some things are easy to talk about. If you really ask me to write, I will be a scumbag. Writing novels is not easy. Please support this author.

A very happy book, and there are no big problems with the whole worldview. The protagonist's reason for resisting the system is very logical. It may be a bit annoying at first, but after you get over it, you will find a new world. In recent years, anti-routine books have become more and more popular, and this book is already considered a masterpiece. Especially in the last ten chapters, it can be seen that the author has gradually become better, and the baggage of various jokes is very dense. However, the plot is a little delayed and the main line is a little thin. Specifically, one of the main points of confrontation in this book shows that the "Mary Sue Progress" has always been a tug-of-war. This resulted in the overall plot being a bit long and drawn out. Overall, it is a good book worth recommending.

Well, here I come. Seeing the recent updates, it seems that there is no better answer to my previous questions. Let me make it clear first that I hope to keep this book. To be honest, I am actually very optimistic about this book and hope to try to watch it develop slowly. So I posted my last book review and this one. Personally, I think you have a very good subject matter. It has a good beginning, but the results of this book don't seem to be very good. To summarize personally, first of all, this is a niche subject. Yes, although it is a very good subject matter, it is very niche. However, don't think that a niche subject is not good. On the contrary, a niche subject matter with good quality is more likely to become a hit. To be honest, although I like your book very much, will it be a commercial success? In fact, I have no bottom. As I told you last time, the biggest problem with this book is the "slim main line". But since I mentioned it last time, I won't mention it again. Here I will mainly talk about a newly discovered problem. It can be seen that the author wants to involve as many Mary Sue themes as possible. This is good. It solves the problem of the thin main line to a certain extent, but it is accompanied by another problem. As for the arrangement of the heroine, it is obvious that with the development of each Mary Sue theme, there will inevitably be more and more female characters, but there will be more female characters. On the contrary, it will cause some trouble to readers. It is difficult for readers to invest emotionally in a certain character. More female characters mean that the author needs to spend more effort to arrange them. However, the length of the novel is limited. How do you deal with it now? Well, I don't care where I put it. Occasionally I will take it out for a walk when I think of it. I think you understand what I mean. I won't say much more and we'll see you next time. Finally, I wish you will write better and better and bring us more and better exciting content.

The setting is very interesting, but as I read, a question came up... Who is the Mary Sue between the male protagonist and the female protagonist? At first, the two female protagonists (f4 funny) were described as rich and powerful, but the male protagonist was also described as being richer than everyone else (I know it was stated that the male protagonist was rich first). Then I remembered what the book said about how the two female protagonists could fall in love with an ordinary person like the male protagonist (emphasis point). I was a little fascinated by it. The author seems not good at writing emotional dramas... ..... Also, the female CEO disappears after writing about it (I have now read that one party gave up on the protagonist's feelings, and I wanted to abandon the book when I read it here. It was focused on the description at the beginning, and then it ended like this... I thought there would be more scenes later...) Is there a complaint that the male protagonist is from the iron-blooded camp? The two heroines are so miserable. This novel is quite satisfactory, with a very attractive setting (attracted: jpg). The part about giving up on relationships is too poisonous. I guess someone must have been persuaded to quit there.

Is this also called a straight man? Still resisting? Isn't this a gradual adaptation?

The biggest poisonous point of this book is that the mother is gone, which makes it difficult to read. The protagonist's system is extremely disgusting, and the protagonist's resistance methods are too poor. If it were me, as long as I could get my mother back, I would do whatever it takes to be a bad person.

I've read Chapter 32 and I really can't go on. Mainly because I feel there's something wrong with the protagonist's handling of things and the style of painting. It's said to be a sandbox text, but there's nothing sandbox about it. Also, I think I can add the system to the harem. Thank you. It would be great to just add the system to the harem.

This book is quite good, it can be said that it has a lot of laughs and the subject matter is also very novel. . . But it's not finished! ! ! ! It sucks! ! ! ! There are many holes yet to be filled! For example, take the love story of a secretary who writes a book about a domineering president, such as the future life of the protagonist, the final ending of Xiao Jinling, and the future lives of several female supporting characters. The boss did not see the male protagonist again in the end, and Li Lian's final ending was not explained. Mary suddenly committed suicide for no reason, and directly made a seemingly perfect ending... It was very abrupt, although it was a very perfect ending... But I think it would be almost perfect if it was improved by about one million. The author was obviously a little anxious at the end, but this is understandable. After all, the performance of the book is linked to the manuscript fee. . . (I have pity on my student party...) Looking forward to the new book, please come on~

The three views are pretty good. I watched it with the intention of dying from poison. I suggested changing the mother back. This is the biggest poisonous point. In addition, the Mary Sue style is not suitable for the author. A sand sculpture plus love is a very good choice. In short, it's okay not to change, but I guess most people can't stand the plot of their mother disappearing, and then their three views must be correct. Whether it's a Mary Sue or not, the female character is pretty okay, but it is recommended to be gentler when it comes to bullying men and dominating women, and then being changed by the male protagonist is a good choice. That's all. I've followed the book and will read it later.

If you want to ruin the Mary Sue plot, just keep flipping the table 🙂😂😂

Really?

This book has a strong female flavor. Is the author a woman?

Reporter: Hello, Mr. Xiang. Mr. Xiang: Hello Reporter: Mr. Xiang, you know we want to interview you today about your success experience and about your family, right? Mr. Xiang: I don't know much Reporter: Haha (awkward), Mr. Xiang is really humorous. Mr. Xiang: Yes, you are right. There is also a need to stop yelling at Mr. Xiang all the time. My son usually calls me Lao Xiang and you should also call me Lao Xiang. Reporter: Well, Mr. Xiang, let's first talk about your experience in establishing Xiangjin Group! Mr. Xiang: Well, let me think about my experience. Well, I suddenly had a sudden idea and went to the Industrial and Commercial Bureau to register a leather bag company, and then it inexplicably developed to what it is now. I'd be surprised. Reporter: ... Well, I understand, Mr. Xiang, let's talk about your family. I heard that in order to help your young master establish the values ​​of hard work and simplicity, you never told him that you were the chairman of Xiangjinjin Group, right? Mr. Xiang: There is such a thing, but the kid doesn't seem to like it very much. I've always wanted to turn it into bankruptcy, but I don't care. It's just something I picked up for free anyway. Reporter: ... Um, goodbye to the president

Let me talk about my attitude. When I first started reading this book, I felt that the previous chapters were really poisonous (I won't tell you how you feel), but when I wrote the part about Wen Yin, although it was a little poisonous, I really got into it. Even towards the end of the Wen Yin chapter in the later period, I suddenly realized that if the protagonist really married Wen Yin and wrote a good ending I think you can't accept it 😁 And I also want to make a big suggestion to the author. Can Wen Yin be regarded as the heroine? 🥺 (A suggestion for those who are just starting to read, stick to the first hundred chapters and the writing is really good at the end. You must hold on! Don't give up, don't give up, don't give up)

As the author of this book, I must say two things. Comments focused on two issues: First, the plot is awkward. Second, the main character at the beginning is gone. As for the first question, a reader said it well. Please read the title of the book first, and then the introduction. It is the creative setting that determines the plot atmosphere. The idea itself is that the Mary Sue modifier tries to make a straight man fall into the world of Mary Sue, and then crazily injects Mary Sue elements. If a man reads a female Mary Sue romance novel, the author believes that most male readers will feel embarrassed. On the other hand, this is the highlight of the book. This book also makes fun of Mary Sue through the plot. Nowadays, life is so stressful, and everyone reads books just for fun. It's good to laugh at the embarrassing Mary Sue plot, and it's also fun to see how the protagonist breaks out of Mary Sue's quagmire. As for the answer to the second question, the protagonist 🐴 is still there. It's just that the memory was erased. This setting is to exert plot pressure and give motivation to the protagonist. Otherwise, wouldn't it be great if the protagonist, with 500 million pocket money, just endures the Mary Sue element in front of the rich second generation? Why even think about destroying it, right? The above is the author's answer. Reasonable plot discussions are welcome, random comments are not welcome. Thank you readers for your support, thank you very much.

It is easy to break the game in the early stage. Just go to the club and find a few more peripheral girls. According to the Mary Sue formula, if there is no female protagonist, the show should just find a bunch of ducks.

The protagonist is not a straight man at all

The author sincerely suggests that Bai Wenxin and Li Yingying be accepted by the male protagonist, or that Bai Wenxin and Liu Yingying die and the male protagonist becomes black or else find a way to accept more completion and then find a way to lower it. The current situation of the two deceased mothers is already heartbreaking. This is no longer a Mary Day. Anyone who can write more can write a heart-breaking drama for women. Because the character of Bai Wenxin is so miserable in the author's portrayal I am not a young person, and I don't know if the author has an outline and later arrangements~ I just want to make a suggestion Bai Wenxin is not a character in the early stage, but it still makes people feel regretful in the later stage. Her parents should be less beautiful! Otherwise readers will lose points for this character! The last is my evaluation; I am very optimistic about this book and like it very much! Easily request fertilization from ! ! ! 🙂

I'm thinking about a problem, the protagonist actually wants to fight Mary Sue. So why not just kill them all? Come and kill each one, once and for all, and eliminate future troubles.

The first few chapters are selling sheep over dogs and forcibly reducing their intelligence. This book might as well be changed to cultivate the male protagonist Mary Sue. The protagonist's mother is gone and he still lives so comfortably. He half-promises and half-heartedly implements Mary Sue. Also, does the author know what a straight man is? My only word for troublesome things is: get lost. If you can do it, you will never bb. It makes me upset and angry. Bye.

I really don't see you destroying Mary Sue. I think you are just a Mary Sue from a male video.

Why do you feel that even though the male protagonist says he doesn't want it, he actually just follows the system? Personal feeling, don't spray

After watching part of it, I really couldn't stand it. The main character herself looked like a Mary Sue character. Most people hate Mary Sues because the characters in them don't act like normal people. Originally, I wanted to see what normal people would do in a Mary Sue plot. It would be contrasting and ironic, just like what was said at the beginning when a man helps the second female lead and she just explains it directly when she sees it. The male protagonist's anti-Mary Sue behavior itself is like a Mary Sue. The sudden wealth in the family is due to Mary Sue, so the protagonist tries to sell the company and lose his fortune. What do normal people do? They are aspiring to start a business and work hard, or they are lazy and just sit back and collect rent. The protagonist's approach only exists in Mary Sues.

The Mary Sue hero can have no money, he can have a brain, he or she can have no EQ or IQ, he can be a scumbag, he can have a lot of problems, or he can even be a criminal, but the only thing is that he must not have low looks. If you don't want to be a Mary Sue hero, it is actually quite simple. He eats and fish every day and increases his weight to 300 pounds. Who has ever seen a Mary Sue hero who is a fat otaku? As long as you insist on not exercising, what can the Mary Sue system do to you? Unless the Mary Sue system provides one-click slimming, whitening and plastic surgery functions

The plot of Mary Sue looks like a dead end. No matter which direction you go, there is always a complete Mary Sue routine waiting for you. It seems that apart from changing the gender and forcibly turning Mary Sue into a gAy text, the only choice is to be a fat otaku. It seems that I have never heard of a fat otaku as the protagonist of Mary Sue.

Therefore, the theme of this novel is whether to have a harem or a biological mother. The protagonist Xiang Yu chose the latter. At the end of the novel, Xiang Yu finally got rid of Mary Sue after a lot of effort, and the family of three lived happily in a small old building. And those heroines no longer have the memory of Xiang Yu because the Mary Sue system left. Then the protagonist can only stand on the window sill, holding the ribs that his father cooked for him, watching those heroines happily throwing themselves into the arms of other men, but he is still a little transparent, but that's okay, after all, there is no longer a Mary Sue.

Please refer to this person (ಡωಡ) when thinking about Liu Yingying in the future

I thought it was a novel that slapped the heroine Mary Sue in the face, but I was disappointed.

They say Mary Sues are poisonous, but your anti-Mary Sue is even more poisonous than Mary Sues.

The beginning was okay. The first half of F4 was quite funny. The scene where the domineering president went to the countryside was no longer interesting. The body swapping was already unbearable. The fox demon was added later and it was completely ruined.