I Forge the Great Dao Through Puppets

I copy myself, your last copy is still lying on the bookshelf🙂

Various short clips are spliced ​​together, which makes me a little tired after watching too much. The story is too repetitive and a little tiring. Let's write about weirdness, and I've only scratched the surface. Originally, the puppet's ability to cooperate with weirdness is quite interesting, such as the control, infection, transformation, transposition, and substitution of the Lord of Mysteries. Each ability is weirder and more interesting than the last. When it comes to your puppet, it's really just a puppet. When it comes to writing fantasy, how can I put it this way? The strength of the puppets is indeed average, and I don't think they are much stronger. You can control ten or twenty puppets. Can't you control so many beasts? What's more, you don't need a line to control the beast. There is also the issue of sects. The protagonist wants to make the sect the number one, but the protagonist is always alone, and the sect alone is the number one? If the protagonist's puppet's abilities were incredible enough, it would still be possible, but now it does feel almost like that.

No, can we not do this suddenly? The last book just refused to listen and insisted on creating a world with a clone. Such a good book was ruined. This one is like forcing the protagonist to become an idiot. At the beginning, the protagonist is made into a person who does not understand the world and only knows how to listen to the master. It is okay after all. Then the latest one directly accepts a disciple. Does it have anything to do with you whether he is miserable or not? Also, you have to accept a disciple, and there is no test or anything like that? You must know that the protagonist acted for others before, and he was killed by others if they didn't give him money. The failure of the previous book was not that he was not ruthless enough. There is no need to suddenly show kindness here. Don't ruin it again. Well, that book is really good.

Why does it look a bit like the Avenue of Papermen I watched some time ago?

The book is good. The first book is also very good, but your main character has a low emotional intelligence and has never been improved, which is a big problem. Writing a book is not about grudges, it is about making money. In the end, what good can you do if the readers are disgusted?

It looks good, but novels and TV series are different. These are obviously written in the way of TV series. The novel focuses on the protagonist's opportunities and development model. Who likes to watch a lot of plots that can't survive one episode? This mode is not my thing anyway. I still like the "mortal" and "swallowing" type of mode that revolves around the protagonist.

This is the first time I see a prodigy copying myself.

Can someone other than the author see it? You were able to say a couple of sentences in the last book, but how come you didn't say a word in this book and it sold out?

Why is the plot exactly the same as the paper man?

Many authors spend a lot of space to show supporting characters with flesh and blood. As a result, the supporting characters are there but the readers are gone.