
I'm Planting a Sacred Tree Behind the Scenes
我在幕后种神树
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 816k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Original Fantasy
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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If you change the name, I plant a sacred tree in Tokyo and write specifically about ninjas. I think it will be at least in the top ten. Why am I neither up nor down now? First of all, I like to watch the behind-the-scenes flow, especially starting with humans. For those who work with human behind-the-scenes, especially Japanese anime, it is recommended to always choose the Japanese start, write whatever you want, copy the power system as you like, as long as you don't write randomly, it's still good. In this case, choose Naruto anime, but you ask yourself, apart from hanging the skin of Naruto, what else has anything to do with this anime? You just use a small explanation to attract readers, but when you come in, you find that it is wrong. Forget it, there are country names, people's names, a lot of messy things. Mr. Author, anyone who can read by name has more or less some understanding of Naruto. Therefore, if you copy Naruto's power system and concentrate on the behind-the-scenes flow, the readers will accept it faster and join the drama more, instead of being confused by your messy editing.
The imagination is okay, but the writing is not very good, and you are working as a ninja on the land of China? A little disgusted
If you don't do ninjutsu on Chinese territory, then I can still see it. But if you do those Japanese things on Chinese territory, I really can't stand it 🙂
A small, uncivilized island nation with paper-mush ninjas. 😁
China, with its Japanese culture, is a bit estranged. As soon as you come out, you will encounter a good-looking woman and you will be in trouble. It's bloody stupid. Also, the emphasis on the control of the sacred tree is long-winded, and the name doesn't really convey a sense of substitution. These are the ones I've seen so far that I'd rather discourage. I don't know about the rest~ This book isn't really suitable for me~ Bye~
I read four chapters and can't stand it anymore. I'm depressed. Since I'm writing about Naruto, can't I just throw the main scene to Neon? Is it necessary to create this kind of plot? It's too easy to make drama. And the main scene is in the mainland. If the scale is bigger, I'll just eat river crabs. If the plot is mediocre, I might as well watch Balabala Little Demon Fairy
Some people think that ninjas do not like it in the land of China. In fact, I still like ninja-type behind-the-scenes novels very much, but when I read it, I felt that it was off-topic. Chakra was turned into spiritual energy, and I felt very alienated in my heart. It's something like spiritual energy recovery or forcing the system of other works to be spiritual energy cultivation and immortality cultivation. I don't say that everyone hates it, but most people won't like it. I personally feel that as a starting point, the authors can be more imaginative and use novel themes and different techniques. Maybe more people will like it.
He wants to change the background to Tokyo. This thing has to be in the top ten on the ranking list and is always hanging
If you are a woman, you will help, if you are a man, you will be beaten to death! Standard white! Back!
It's okay, but it starts with a woman, which is a bit tacky. It's really too tacky. Why is there no book that starts with a beast?
China has been a tolerant country since ancient times. Otherwise, how could there be 56 ethnic groups. Therefore, as long as it is not a traitor or a malicious attempt to smear China, I think there should be no problem in reading Japanese comics and writing fan fiction.
What about the protagonist? Gone. The plot is messy and confusing, and I can't understand what is being written.
The idea is very good, but the writing is not good, it is too wordy and watery. Out of the 10 chapters, three or four chapters are plot advancement, and the rest are narration and introduction, which makes people feel like they can't continue reading. I skipped chapters after reading it for a while.
What annoys me the most is that the author who exaggerates the male protagonist's appearance is so shameless to show off to others?
To be honest, it is best to choose a girl to start the aura flow in this kind of city. Your choice directly overlaps with the impression of the city before, and the readers will feel that the routine is bloody. Can the author go against the routine?
Taoism and magical powers are not good. Ninjutsu is just a superficial knowledge of Taoism. It is not very smooth if it is modified. No effort at all in writing, no need to spend a little bit of writing in a comprehensive way
I have some questions. Have the people who commented never watched Naruto? Naruto's ninjutsu is not a real ninjutsu. To be more precise, Naruto's ninjutsu is that the essence of chakra is the all-encompassing power of creatures in the universe.
What the hell did you write after it was put on the shelves! I basically watched it while jumping around! I feel like the previous book was well written, but the climax was skipped after it was released. I thought I was reading another book...😅
Author, you are really a genius at choosing names. I won't mention the names of the countries. Now I still can't tell who is who. The protagonist's name is the tree planter. The ninja who practices the magic chakra system is called a capable person. Isn't it good for you to be called a monk? Even if you are called a spiritual warrior, it is better than that.
The subject matter is good, but the writing style is a bit weak, and it is difficult to see the shadow of the protagonist. As for what others said, it doesn't respect Chinese culture. The requirements are too high. As long as we can maintain our leading position, it doesn't matter if the protagonist is Chinese.
Hey, the writing is so blunt, especially the Shinto chapter of the island country. What the hell is it to help people subjugate demons and create gods for free? If you write it, you will become a tool. You are a god who has no power at all. Who will believe you? At the end of the day, you give them a seal box and let them either catch or deceive them and figure out their own way.
This book is very logical. It's just that the author's writing was not good at the beginning, which led to the failure to express the settings, which caused a lot of misunderstandings. My writing will get better after I write 100 chapters. If you really can't stand it, you can jump directly to Chapter 100.
Are ninjas very powerful? Any swordsman comes and beats the ninja to death.
Author, can you use some snacks? Every country name is really annoying. It really doesn't work. For example, Japan has R country, B country, etc. South Korea starts with H. Hey
My writing got better later on. But it may be that Jiang's wealth has been exhausted. It's too watery and too wordy. It's so long-winded about a trivial matter, so many useless words, and there's no main line. There is no sense of immersion at all, which is a pity.