
The Mystery of Screenwriting
编剧神秘
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Let me share my thoughts now.
After reading the latest chapter of this book, it's quite obvious that the author still wants to follow the path of a behind-the-scenes mastermind, but compared to the previous book where the steps were too big, this time there are many more restrictions. The protagonist's abilities in the previous book increased too quickly, while the author's initial goals were too modest.
I've read up to chapter 80, and I want to leave! Having read this far, I personally feel that the author's story and writing style are quite good, and I have the desire to continue reading! But please forgive me, as someone living in a peaceful era, for the protagonist's actions going against my values and beliefs!
This book is truly increasingly boring to read. A web novel without reasonable feedback is difficult to finish. Leveling up and experiencing setbacks are like the feedback system in an RPG game; the protagonist constantly getting stronger and collecting things provides reader feedback, while the plot is the driving force.
I feel like the protagonist has too much of a good attitude. He doesn't seem to care at all when people die in the real-world script he edits, even though he's just a screenwriter 😱. He acts like a serial killer. Also, what's the protagonist's goal? He has no dreams or aspirations, he just does it for his own amusement, casually killing off a bunch of people in the edited scenarios?
In the protagonist's backstory, the mysterious world disappeared for a long time due to the Great Cleansing. Now that the mysterious world has re-entered the public eye, he shouldn't just appear outright and unveil a whole host of settings. Writing it that way would be a complete failure; the author's current approach is excellent.
Give me some advice. For convenience, everyone handling exceptions is now called an employee. Strengthening employees doesn't require enhancing their inherent power; instead, it involves adding supernatural abilities. Instead, it involves using various weapons left over from the past, or artifacts containing the obsessions of ghosts and monsters, or through prayers and rituals.
For a novel to have a gripping and engaging plot, it needs major events. Exciting, unforced events can greatly drive the story forward. Perhaps we should think about what existing material we have and come up with some interesting ideas to inspire the author? I'll go first. A voodoo doll is made from a single demon hair and other materials.
I think the author didn't need to rush into writing large-scale plots. Starting with the everyday lives of ordinary people and gradually building up the eerie atmosphere would have made the later discoveries by government agencies more plausible.
The protagonist's thoughts and actions lack purpose; they are purely for the sake of plot. What's the point of the protagonist causing trouble like this? Fun? It's not fun. So boring!
A good novel wouldn't be complete without an idiom chain game, so I'll go first, the screenwriter is mysterious.