I Created a Fictional Myth

It's very uncomfortable. I want to read something with this kind of subject. I've noticed this book many times. Every time I come in, the tag of multiple female protagonists makes me flinch. In fact, I have read quite a few of this kind of novels, many of which have a lot of openings to start a big trend. For example, going to Mount Tai (various famous mountains), the protagonist will meet a college girl in the car, and then meet on the mountain and chat for a few words. Then the spiritual energy was revived (everyone was shocked) and then the protagonist went down the mountain and met a girl and was greeted by the lively girl and chatted. Finally, he felt that she was nice, and then the girl felt that she had changed when she went home. I see a lot of behind-the-scenes scenes like this.

That group is the Qiong Group, right? It uses the incarnation of the willow tree for research? If there is a female lead in this group in the future, then I will say goodbye. What I saw was really annoying and frustrating. And what is the protagonist thinking in his head? When a woman wears high heels and goes up the mountain, she has to think about it in her heart? The author is so eager to write, why not just start a harem? Usually when I read a book, I read the first few dozen chapters. Are you sure you want to look at the back? Until I came across a few better books, the first few dozen left a very bad impression on me. Like those omniscient books about time-traveling in fantasy worlds... These relatively good books are not as good as those written before. As long as there are gods, they should be like gods. I suggest the author read the book I Created the Myth Resurrection. The God inside will not be influenced by emotions at all. In the final analysis, our human emotions are just the secretion of hormones in the body. Why do you think God cannot control your own body? Unnecessary emotions will arise.

Based on the responses of many readers and the author's considerations. The previous content has been rectified without affecting the normal update and without changing the plot and settings. Previous readers don't need to read it anymore, because only the characters in the situation have been changed, and the female character's role has been removed. It will also be changed to a story without a female protagonist in the future. So I apologize to readers who love female characters. (But I watched it myself and found that the female characters are really rubbish. I don't think anyone will like it.)

How can I put it this way? When I read behind-the-scenes stories, there are always a lot of women. It makes me disgusted when I read them too much.

Daily double standards for contemporary readers: The protagonist is a dog licker, which is not allowed. ✘ The protagonist has a dog licker, that's okay. ✔

Author: Have you seen I Am God? Which female supporting role can you refer to? Since it was a behind-the-scenes story that got the chance at the beginning, the author must have wanted to portray one or more era protagonist-type characters.           ，， What I want to say is that it's not that we can't have a female supporting role, but the protagonist's attitude toward her is whether it develops in multiple ways or slowly turns into a nanny for one or two people (most of them are female supporting characters here). Of course, some female supporting characters are not directly related to the protagonist (but most of them can't handle this relationship well) The most uncomfortable type of writing is when a female supporting character comes out as a branch line, and the most important thing is a bunch of descriptions of how beautiful or lively or how miserable the woman is. However, it just doesn't portray that this female supporting role is worthy of being a trend-setter or a highlight in the upcoming trend. I have always felt that the protagonist in the behind-the-scenes story is not as important as the supporting role. If the supporting role is well portrayed, then it doesn't matter that the protagonist is the supporting role.

Except for the mentally retarded protagonist, everything else is well written.

It makes me feel uncomfortable. There are too many scenes in Goldfinger. I would rather the protagonist be stronger. Goldfinger comes with its own instructions, so there is no need to be so "flexible". Does the author want Goldfinger to transform into the protagonist's harem? Otherwise, who is the protagonist?

Those who like to read behind the scenes can read the book "I Created Mythical Recovery". The writing is very good and it is a true behind-the-scenes flow. The protagonist is rational and impartial to each side. The plot characters are comparable to the main god's avenue. It's just that it has not been exposed and the results are not good. Those who like to watch it can really go and watch it. Also, I am not the author, I just don't want this book to be a eunuch because of poor grades.

The back part is all about ancient times. It feels like a different book. There are still dozens of chapters. I want to see the plot on the other side of the earth.

Some novels have more descriptions of female protagonists because they want to promote the plot. It is not good to describe more heroines behind the scenes. After all, it is behind the scenes. You are always standing in front of the stage. What is behind the scenes? Most of the behind-the-scenes scenes are group portraits. If there is a plot, just let others push it. The protagonist can provide help from behind and silently benefit from it.

Since you want to write about behind-the-scenes stories, don't join the alien beast genre and make it look different.

I hope there won't be players popping up. We can occasionally have one or two time travellers.

Let me talk about my personal suggestions. I have also read a lot of behind-the-scenes novels. I feel that the protagonist in the behind-the-scenes novels is the mastermind behind the scenes. He is more divine than human, or even has no humanity. The best expression is fairness. Anyway, all living beings are the protagonist's pawns. For example, both male and female role tools should be available. Don't be too partial. Open vests in both the East and the West. Don't just do things in the local area. Also, don't do something like a vest that saved a woman, and the woman has love in her heart or something like that. This approach will kill the readers. You can add some elements of Dihua appropriately, just like what is said in the author's introduction. The protagonist leaks a few secrets from time to time in the bookstore to supplement the background of his vest. Other than that, the protagonist should really stay behind the scenes and not interact with the world on the surface. At the beginning of the novel, I thought the protagonist was the one who had his own way. Then the new plot said that there were alien visitors seizing the opportunity. I thought the protagonist was wearing a vest to fake the revival of the spiritual energy of the earth's forces. Then in the new plot, the earth really has ancient cultivating forces. . . It's a bit annoying for the author to keep throwing out new settings so often. It's best not to throw out new settings so frequently. This is just a personal suggestion. If you don't agree, don't comment if you don't like it.

Please delete the author's label with multiple female protagonists.

Are there any readers who like the behind-the-scenes flow very much? If so, add one in the comments below and I will reply

Behind the scenes,. . . . . . . A subject that is difficult to describe in a word. The market is open, Chapter 150 Eunuch

That's it. The inspiration for this book is actually pretty good, that's it! There was a problem when I was writing the fantasy in the middle, and in the later stage, I felt that it didn't have the flavor of a behind-the-scenes transformation story. All I can say is, it's a pitypity

First, this must not be refined

After it was put on the shelves, I couldn't understand it at all.

I feel like it's too easy for outsiders to get close to me. Wouldn't it be coveted by others? I haven't even developed my own strength yet.

I have read more than 80 chapters of the book, and I feel that it is quite good. After the revision, there are not many poisonous points. The author added greed

The author should quickly write about what happened after leaving the illusion

Congratulations on the ending, even though I think it's a mess

Second, update quickly ni

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