
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 Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Mostly Fantasy, Sci-Fi, and Gaming (I)
A selection of books I think are well written. They may be niche or mainstream, but they should all have a distinctive style or something that sets them apart.
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A little bit of everything
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I like novels with wild ideas, where the main characters have strange, unusual abilities.
Personal Picks: COC, DND, Western Fantasy, Infinite-Flow
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Books with Great Writing and Plots, According to a Veteran Reader 🌹
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The writing is good, but I don't know when this counter-mainstream writing style became popular. In the world of summoners, the protagonist must be better at fighting than the summoned objects, and in the world of dolls, the protagonist is also better at fighting than his own doll. As a result, those who like to watch summoned objects or dolls just look at their names, and end up watching the protagonist's appearance throughout the whole process!
It's too slow to pick up. After reaching chapter 40, I don't even know what the main plot is. Old bookworms have basically gone out to work and read novels to kill time. Not many people will ponder the connotation with you. Unless you like it very much, the early start is not good, and few will follow it. In the early stage, the Riddler is old, one and two dolls have secrets, and the protagonist's character has not been established. It gives people the impression that the protagonist in the past life has invincible power that he does not know the source of, and it has something to do with the past of this world. The character of the protagonist is completely uninteresting. It gives people the impression that everyone is a child. I want to hit but no one can beat me. I don't want to hit, so I feel like a puppet. There is no desire or purpose, no thoughts and no pursuits. Buddhas are competing for fragrance. The main line of advancement is completely invisible. There is no poisonous point and no interesting point, which is outrageous.
Just after I saw a few pictures, I suddenly thought that if a puppeteer doesn't make himself a puppet, how can he be called a puppeteer? 🙂🙂
Actually, I just came to see if there are any Rose Maidens or Clueless Girls.
Author, don't end up trying to reason with readers. Not only do you lose face, but you also lower your intelligence. What do those people who talk to the author about the setting think? They just find fault with the world view set by the author. There is something wrong with this.
The color is a bit white, but not bad
Look what treasure I found
The previous writing was quite good, but after the thirty or forty chapters, I felt a little tired and lacked the desire to read on. The main reasons are as follows. 1. The plot lacks a main line, the protagonist has no certain purpose, and the story lacks driving factors. 2. There is no conflict, which means it is not fun. It feels like there is no fun in drawing cards, and it becomes a test-taking protagonist who plays cheats. 3. The character is not standing still. The protagonist wants to be an invincible and idle person, who seems to be capable of anything, but dare not be exposed directly. He also wants to be a child with a big gun, which is a bit childish. Except for the protagonist and his group, we basically didn't see any other characters, and it was very monotonous. 4. The author likes the Riddler, not that it's bad. But the riddle couldn't be solved, and several more riddles were immediately added, which made it feel very confusing. There is no pleasure in solving the suspense, it is like riddles for the sake of riddles. The protagonist seems to know everything but doesn't say anything, making you angry or not. 5. I don't understand much about this world, but a new world has been opened, but it's not the kind of infinite flow, so it's a bit strange. In summary, it feels like the author wants to write too much, but doesn't seem to have a clear outline, so the story is mixed and strange. The subject matter is still very good, and it gives people a bright feeling, but it cannot keep people attracted. It always gives too much suspense without solving it, and when there is no main line, the story becomes cumbersome. I still hope the author will work hard💪.
Herrscher of Ice-Anna﹒ shaniyat
I think it's very cool. Why don't people accept this character?