
The Big Shot Behind the Scenes Is Actually Me
幕后大佬竟是我
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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747Chapters
2.3kRecommendations
3.4kFans
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Hmmm, no, I still want to complain... Author, you can imagine that with this introduction and the opening scene of the slave trade, my first reaction is that this is a medieval setting. Then the protagonist appears with a Chinese name, but that's not the most important thing; the key is what comes later. When the female lead revealed that she was from Liujiatun, I completely broke down...
If he doesn't show off soon, he's going to fail miserably. After two consecutive flops, very few readers will remember you. Riddlers are acceptable, but only after one has developed an emotional connection with the characters in the book and can empathize more with the protagonist.
Stop chasing after things, and stop being a pretentious intellectual.
In 2023, Qiu Ming remained unchanged.
This book was actually written by a literary youth! I didn't realize it at first and just started reading. It reminded me of that book I read a long time ago about Celestial Dragons assassins battling heavy firepower against cold weapons—that author was truly the most abstract I've ever encountered. This book still has that same feel to it; he hasn't forgotten his roots.
That's so interesting. This is the first time I've seen such an incongruous, completely fragmented book. At first, I thought it was a female-oriented novel, but after reading a few chapters, I felt something was wrong. After reading the synopsis again, I found that the male protagonist was the real protagonist.
I still feel the author is better suited to writing wuxia or metaverse-themed wuxia.
Oh my god, bro, you're not in trouble, are you?
I don't know why, but I just really want to ship Su Liu as a couple, ahhh!
The Riddler started as a story about rescuing slaves, but it wasn't a traditional behind-the-scenes story; it had absolutely nothing to do with anything behind the scenes. It all depends on the reader's imagination and guesswork. Reality is tiring enough, but novels are even more infuriating! I wrote a bunch of characters without any context, it's all based on guesswork!!!