
Fu Ling
符苓
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 56 Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Eastern Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I am the author of this book, Kun Ci. Everyone is welcome to watch "Fu Ling" If you have any good suggestions, please tell me in the comment area, and I will reply one by one. At this stage, it is usually updated once a day and twice a day on weekends, and may be added in the future.
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Regarding ways to avoid a hodgepodge of heroes in the later stage First of all, there are countless princes and generals in history. It is not advisable to include them all in the article. However, only writing part of them will easily make it difficult to explain the setting of collecting hero stones in the later stage. After all, there are many people who escape from prison, so let's explore whether there are any setting methods or writing techniques that can avoid this problem. 1. Modify or supplement the background settings The first method can be used to set the settings for escapees under special circumstances. For example, the five to ten most representative people of each dynasty and generation; or those who died due to resentment or unfinished business (even if there is no reason, you can make up your own reasons). In this way, a small group of heroes are selected to compete on the same stage. The second method can be to add direct restrictions. For example, only the first 100 people to escape from prison are the ones who escape, and the others are trapped back in prison again by their innate power; or there are other coercive forces in the prison, such as ghosts and patrols, which can continuously capture heroes, thereby reducing the number of heroes. 2. Increase conflict and competition Set the contradictions of heroes, such as the need to devour other heroes to enhance themselves or to enhance their abilities at the cost of sacrificing the hero to return to prison, which is similar to feeding dog food in a card game. 3. Heroic Catastrophe Every once in a while, something similar to a catastrophe will test the heroes. Heroes with hosts can naturally withstand it, while those who turn into stone can only turn into fly ash and return to prison. This will create an interesting point. The more heroes there are, the more difficult the disaster will be. 4. Leave it alone Instead of a large-scale war, most heroes have no intention of fighting, and the protagonist can just leave it alone, which naturally does not require too much description. These are my thoughts for now.
Please give me a name first. This book reminds me a bit of a comic I read.