I Create Worlds Behind the Scenes

This book is probably going to flop. As a behind-the-scenes novel, the protagonist's social relationships shouldn't be too complicated. For example, his best friend has too much screen time, and there's also the girl he used to have a crush on, and he even gives another girl special treatment and skills.

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I finally found a behind-the-scenes story. Actually, I really dislike gamers; they can just die recklessly and then resurrect. I read the reviews before even starting to read it. I'm not talking about the book itself; I'm just venting my own frustrations.

Author, is it just my imagination? It feels like none of your novels since they were published have a main plot. Shouldn't the content of a novel revolve around the protagonist or their world? Why are you writing all sorts of unrelated things lately? And it feels like your novels have become less interesting since they were published.

The author has some bad news for you: Just yesterday, Shennong told me that my poisoning was too severe and there was no cure, and that I should eat and drink well.

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Each time the game is released, it takes ten or twenty chapters to describe the protagonist, and there's almost no screen time for him. After the game was released, the academy section had a lot of screen time, and the protagonist was surrounded by female students and teachers. If the author hadn't said it was friendship, I would have thought the protagonist was building a harem.

That Liu Ergou story was so poorly written I skipped it all. This book isn't about everyday life where you can just randomly insert bits and pieces; you've made it too long.

The best way to write a behind-the-scenes story is to depict an ensemble cast, with the main character always existing in the dialogue, and occasionally sprinkling in some everyday scenes to pad the word count.