Prisoners and the Sea

Does this author really think of himself as a cat lamp? 🤔 Do you really think that you can be forgiven infinitely by stretching your hips endlessly as a cat lamp? Witches and cat lanterns are a complete theme. Who only watches cat lanterns? Might as well watch Cat Girl at Station P... I'm really speechless. What I'm looking at is The Witch Behind the Cat Lantern. Oh, I don't write about the witch. I admire your courageous but disappointing idea. Disappointing. I devoted myself to writing a book that my family could afford to read, but the result was that I changed from the great author to the one who is now a crotchless and slutty book without any bright spots. In the past, I could say that I had many readers and earned a good income from writing books, but what about now? Is there anything you can do? Transvestite, flamboyant, or disappointing?

Pigeon has completed the rapid strategy in the novel world! ! ! Completed in just one volume. I don't have what I want—the reader's lack of satisfaction is the main reason why this book is so thoroughly completed🙂 At first I thought Gwen's cute boy character was quite likable, but then a boy who was prettier than Gwen appeared 😅; then I thought Gwen's transformation into a witch was good, and the specialness of the time traveler was a good gimmick. Later, I just wrote that Gwen was too deeply bound to this world and couldn't be like her. It was so fast at first, and time travelers are very common here 😅; then I felt that Gwen's Sniper Cat was good, and it also had the AI witch assist, which was special enough. Then there was an explanation, saying that the Sniper Cat was not special, and that the Fellow Number was 100 times more special than the Sniper Cat 😅 ; Then I felt that Gwen's soul landscape system was very special, it could accommodate cat lanterns, and then she transformed into a dragon. Later, the Dragon Flame, which also drank the blood of witches, and the one-time witch Gwen appeared directly, which were 100 times stronger than Gwen 😅; then I felt that Gwen's soul landscape could accommodate cat lanterns, and became The transit point for cats should be able to establish a good relationship with cats. As a result, the humanoid cat lantern Laura appeared. She is 100 times closer to the cat lantern than Gwen. Gwen is just a passerby with some conversation value to the cats. It was only when Laura appeared that I completely broke the defense 😡 Hanmao is a good example: although she is a dwarf, her appearance is outstanding enough, at least bigger than other witches; although she is weak, her magic power is amazing, at least she has a promising future; although she is stupid, her inspiration often bursts out, at least she can hold it back; although she is not a peak witch, she has a close relationship with Jiebao and the others, at least she is famous, and she has become the number one cat lamp witch in history; The above is a comparison of the two protagonists. It is obvious that there is a gap between the two protagonists from the beginning to the end. Han Mao is the lucky one who is ordinary for the time being, and Gwen is a somewhat special ordinary hard worker. It's just that the volume is over, and Gwen can't work hard 😒

Ai generated a picture that may fit the worldview

Although he is the male protagonist now, he may become the female protagonist soon.

The previous book was written about the heroine Lily, and this new book is about a transvestite. Doesn't this mean that most of the readers who accumulated the previous book have given up. . . Nowadays, readers' psychological mysophobia is very powerful With such an interesting setting, even if this book does not involve lilies like the previous one, a single heroine can at least reach more than 100,000 collections

The only function of this book is to let me know that Big Cat will be a mess, that my trust in Big Cat is gone, that Big Cat is really unreliable, and there is no need to read the next book unless it is The Witch.

I've read about 70% of it, and it still smells like a witch. I have no problem with the protagonist, the transvestite, but the supporting role, the transvestite, is interacting intimately with the protagonist. I can't stand it. In order to show my support, I decided to book the chapter to the latest. I hope I can return to Lily next time.

Outline! Outline! Outline! Don't be like last time, when half of the "Witch for All" was written and turned into a "cat light for all"!

If the ending is that Sister Gezi drinks the witch's blood and single-handedly blows up the whole world and becomes a witch, it must be much better than this unknown ending, right?

I feel like this book is beginning to follow the same path as the late Witch. The plot is becoming more and more fragmented, the settings are becoming more and more scattered, and the main line is becoming increasingly unclear. Although the main plot was not very clear originally, after Long Yan officially debuted and the option of "assassinating Long Yan" was removed from the notebook, the subsequent plot development completely collapsed as if the spine had been removed. I personally feel that the early and middle stages of the book Prisoner are significantly improved compared to The Witch. The right sense of urgency and crisis makes the plot more linear and clear. The scope of description is narrowed to the interpersonal network centered on the secret agent team, and the character creation is relatively delicate. Coupled with the flavorful fantasy steampunk worldview, the story can be said to be far stronger than The Witch. But the fact is, I don't know whether it's because of mediocre results or mediocre response, or because Big Cat simply has no idea, but the reading experience in the past two months has been quite close to the middle and late stages of The Witch. After reading one chapter, I forgot about it in the blink of an eye. Three days later, I couldn't remember what I said before. The branch lines all over the ground were like balls of yarn scattered on the ground, with no beginning or end. Just take the plot of the recent Long Night as an example. You go out in danger, get an adventure, and return home in glory. It is an originally very classic three-part story development, not to mention the large number of gags and shaky settings in the adventure process - which are originally the characteristics of Big Cat. The "return home in glory" part that occupies an important part in the end is just brushed aside in this way, and it is difficult not to make people feel constipated. After getting the Witch Train, the social class suddenly changed from the bottom enterprise staff to the ruling class. Such a huge change in social status should have brought about many interesting changes. There was much to write about in terms of gaming, pretense, and light-hearted fun. In the end, it turned out Cursed Blade received the letter, helped with some preparations, and drove home to settle down. There was not even a "Maja Suka" full of hatred for the rich. It was like the witch later piqued the readers' interest and then casually fooled the past good-aligned witch Paladin into a new job. In my opinion, it was a pure waste, a waste of foreshadowing and a waste of readers' emotions. According to the perception of the status of the big cat after having ordered the entire book of The Witch, writing it like this basically means that the thoughts and energy are basically not on this book. If it sounds worse, it would be called "a mess", but considering the results of the book and the updates that I have worked hard on before, it is probably beyond the power of my heart and mind.