I Create Worlds Behind the Scenes

I'm afraid this book will be a hit. As a behind-the-scenes novel, it's best not to have too complicated social relationships between the protagonists. For example, there are too many scenes with the best friend, and there is also the woman who I once had a crush on, and I opened the back door to give skills to a woman.

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I finally found a behind-the-scenes article. In fact, I really hate players. They can be killed and resurrected at will. Before I started reading, I read the comments. They didn't say anything about this book. I was just complaining about myself.

Author, is it my misunderstanding? It seems that none of the novels you have written since it was published are on the main line. Shouldn't the content of the novel revolve around the protagonist or space? Why, Mao, what you have written recently are all irrelevant, and I feel that the novels you have written since they were published have become boring.

The author has some bad news for you: Just yesterday, Shennong told me that I was too poisoned and there was no way I could be saved. He asked me to eat and drink well

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Every time you play a game, it takes more than ten or twenty chapters to describe it, and there is almost no role for the protagonist in the middle. After it was released, there was a lot of space about the academy, 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 having a harem. After all, it was the first time they met, and even if the protagonist appeared very friendly, that was not the reason for her to immediately get acquainted with him and get involved. I am a gold-level person. When I join a team to do a mission, I say that I am a bronze-level person. I hope there won't be any cliche plots of pretending to be a slap in the face.

Liu Ergou's writing was so bad that I skipped it altogether. This book is not about daily life and can be written randomly here and there. You made the page too big.

It is best to write a group portrait for the behind-the-scenes flow, and then the protagonist will always live in the lines, and occasionally give out some daily casual words.