This Puppeteer Is Not Quite Normal
这个人偶师不太正常
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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The writing is decent, but I don't know when this counter-cultural style became popular. In the world of summoners, the protagonist is always stronger than the summoned creatures; in the world of puppets, the protagonist is always stronger than their own puppet. This leads people who like stories about summoners or puppets to come here based on the titles, only to find the protagonist showing off the whole time!
It's too slow-paced. I've read 40 chapters and still have no idea what the main plot is. Most seasoned readers are already working; they read novels to kill time, not to delve into deeper meanings unless they really like the story. The beginning is bad, so very few people will continue reading. It's full of mysteries from the start; each puppet has its own secrets.
After looking at just a few pictures, it suddenly occurred to me, can a puppeteer still be called a puppeteer if they don't make themselves into puppets? 🙂🙂
Actually, I just came to see if they had any Rozen Maiden or Machine-Doll characters.
Author, don't try to reason with the readers. It's not only embarrassing but also makes you look stupid. What are those people thinking who try to argue with the author about the setting? They're just finding fault with the author's world-building. They're completely irrational.
The color is a bit too white, but it's okay.
Look what treasure I've discovered!
The beginnings were quite good, but after chapters 30 or 40 I started to feel fatigued and lacked the desire to continue reading. The main reasons are as follows. 1. The plot lacks a main storyline; the protagonist has no clear objective, and the story lacks driving forces. 2. There's no conflict, meaning no satisfying moments.
Herrscher of Ice - Anna Schariac
I think it's great, so why don't people accept this character design?