I’ve Been Kidnapped by the Sequences

Why does every fanfic author want to write something original? Every author who writes original fan fiction has poor performance. He may be good at writing in fan fiction, but he can't even make waves in original works.

It's understandable that the pace should be faster at the beginning, but it's very confusing The setting is thrown around wildly at the beginning, but it's a little bit off-kilter. The setting is not clearly written, but the protagonist understands it. It's like reading some harmonized books, it's very jumpy.

The author of Zhanlou has written a new book

It's a plot like this again, the heroine dies, the hero wants to save her, but if she saves her, it will harm the hero's future, so the heroine threatens the hero with suicide to prevent him from saving her 😅. I know she is doing it for the male protagonist's own good, but can't the male protagonist choose to do what he feels is good for him? Doesn't she know that the hero will be very sad if she dies? The male protagonist himself made up his mind to give up the competition to make a crystal to save her, but she actually committed suicide to threaten the male protagonist. It was like a firefighter who knew that it was dangerous to enter a fire scene to save people. After a fierce psychological struggle, he still chose to enter a fire scene to save people. In the end, he was the one he wanted to save. People say: "No, no, no, I won't cooperate. I am guilty, and saving people will increase your risk, so I don't want you to save me. If you insist on saving me, I will commit suicide 😒." It is conceivable that the heroine's behavior is not trampling on the hero's feelings? When I saw this plot, I was really frustrated. I was fucking thinking: The heroine wants to die so much, so forget it if the hero doesn't save her. He can just let her die. If I don't save you, it will be beneficial to me. 🙂

The settings are a bit confusing. What are the basic world settings? What is special about the protagonist? Don't understand. Maybe it's a trap buried by the author, but it's too deep and affects my normal viewing. I'll wait for the answer first.

You can try writing dragon fan fiction, your content is quite to my liking. There is no need to write original works, because many authors, even platinum masters, will fail. Don't attribute your failure to your own problems. This is a problem of the environment, and you are not the only one like this.

It's obviously very good-looking, right? Why are there so many negative comments in the book club?

It matches my own radio wave, but it's a pity that the chapters are a bit short, so I'll keep it first and click on the automatic subscription first. Big cheers for the author!

Dusenluo Zhitong suggested that all things have animism, and the protagonist hypnotizes all things. In the early stage, you hypnotize flowers, grass, and stones, and you tell the fan to make it spin, and in the middle stage, you hypnotize people, and in the later stage, you hypnotize people through the hypnosis sequence. If the protagonist hadn't turned evil and was so kind, he wouldn't have become the strongest person to control peace in the world. The highest power also has the condition of looking at each other, so it is understandable that the protagonist cannot be invincible. Why not learn from Aizen and secretly build his power.

The author must continue to write