Nobody Understands Paper-Doll Characters Better Than I Do

I've been on Qidian for several years, and this is the first time I've seen a novel featuring the female protagonist, Tian Cangyue, who stole my heart in September.

That's a bit disappointing. Anime/manga novels are really not good anymore. It's not about the subject matter, but the authors' motivations have changed. Before, authors were more interested in altering plot points, like giving Naruto a warm childhood in Naruto. Now, all the authors have turned into perverts, only thinking about girls.

Ice Moon

There are several very serious problems. The first one is that I completely fail to perceive the charm of the original characters. The second point is that it severely romanticizes human nature, making it seem as if everyone is selfless and that there are no bad people, or if there are, they are from other countries. The third method is to forcibly lower the enemy's intelligence, making them look like idiots.

😅I suggest changing the book title to: 'No one loves this land more deeply than I do'! The protagonist is either on his way to save people or on his way back after saving them! All along, I've gotten to where I am today by selling my virtual wife and by selling the XX sentiments of my fellow countrymen! To be able to hit the G-spot of Chinese people is quite an achievement!

The author knows nothing about fictional characters. Jeanne d'Arc and Jeanne Alter are not the same person at all. Jeanne Alter is a fake Heroic Spirit created by the Marshal using the Holy Grail. The author actually wrote them as the same person. I'm dropping the book. Luckily, it hasn't reached the subscription chapter yet. 🙄🙄🙄

Sorry, but the protagonist's excuses are a bit disgusting. Is he schizophrenic or addicted? He adopts the worldview of whoever he becomes. If some twisted characters with abilities like ghouls appear later, will he then say, "I'm a ghoul now, eating people is normal," since he's already manipulated souls before?

It completely deviates from the original work's character portrayal. If those anime heroines were really so easily attracted to someone, and so mindlessly willing for several girls to be with the protagonist, that would be a flaw, purely something the author wrote for their own amusement.

Thor, I want Thor.

I read a few chapters. To put it simply: it's a self-indulgent work by a nerdy otaku. The characters are written like clones; they look like the characters, but they completely lack the soul of the original characters. Take Kotori Itsuka for example. The Itsuka here is the Itsuka that the author thinks of, not the Itsuka in the original work or that most people agree on.