
I'm Really Not the Mastermind
我真不是幕后黑手
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 199k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
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It's boring to watch this kind of behind-the-scenes boss who doesn't realize that he is different.
There are many similar types. I hope the author can clarify the causal relationship. If there is a problem with this type of causal relationship, everything will be lost.
It has such a strong sense of immediateness that the author may be penalized. There are many precedents of the same type. I wish the author good luck 😜
Reading one book of this type is too much. I always feel that the protagonist in the book is deliberately portrayed like a fool by the author. What also bothers me the most is that no matter how awesome the protagonist is, he is always a poor man.
It feels very awkward. . . . . . 1. In the first part, I wrote that I traveled through time for several years, and in the second part, I wrote that the original person died and was resurrected a few months ago, and then the store was opened for a few months. 2. Whether it is before or after the time travel, the article clearly states that the protagonist is passionate and extraordinary, and chased for a while but failed. The result is a person who uses earth thinking to understand what he sees all the time? Forget it in the store, because the content the protagonist sees is different from the customer's perspective, but you are a serious person who has studied hard, but has not been admitted to graduate school. You can't even understand some basic knowledge points. I wrote it like this on purpose, one word, embarrassing. 3. The stitching marks are too obvious. To summarize, if we continue as we are now, this book will be a success. The author should either write more seriously later on, complete some things, establish the characters in the world, and come up with something of his own. Or just quit and reopen.
The protagonist is getting more and more twisted. The author arranges for him to come into contact with the supernatural world, and then gives him a cognitive denial. It is too forceful.
Why do I feel like my B level has dropped since I became an official?
I suggest changing the title of the book. The starting point is row after row (I'm really xxxxx) (My xxxx). I'm so tired of aesthetics that I'm so disgusted.
The resume of this book seems familiar.
The results of shop opening stories have always been poor. It is difficult to develop the plot when the protagonist is in the shop, and it is easy to break down when writing about going out to explore. So far, the author's writing is pretty good. There is no blame for the many mysterious places. When Dou Po was released, it also brought a trend of routines that has endured until now. The environment of online literature is that if you apply the routines of successful works, people will read them, but no one cares about the worldview that you carefully construct. Many people may think that the work is a familiar routine, has traces of other works, etc., But the current situation is that if it is not written like this, no one will read it...