
A Jianghu Nobody, a Mastermind Behind the Scenes
人在江湖,幕后黑手
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 200k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The mastermind should never let the protagonist show up and act cool; it's too awkward. The protagonist is better off staying hidden.
I suggest the main character doesn't need to appear anymore; just focus on using legacy items and watching the NPCs' activities. I wonder if the author has ever seen players who are active in the Marvel universe; perhaps they could take this as a reference.
The fatal flaw is the protagonist's perspective, which weakens the protagonist's presence. The main mistake is that the protagonist is just a person, lacking relatability. The protagonist's identity is also problematic; the mysterious young master's status is too low for a mastermind. Others start as transcendent sources, gods, creators, or terrifying sources...
Feng Hou Qi Men hesitated between Zhang Sanfeng and Zhao Min, and chose Zhao Min, hahaha! 66666, Let it fly away, let it cool off!
Qimen Dunjia given to Zhao Min? Can you please stop letting lust cloud your judgment? Writing like this is a sure way the book will fail.
There's no point in continuing to read this book. After it was released, they immediately gave the Feng Hou Qi Men technique to Zhao Min. Putting everything else aside, according to the original novel's characterization of Zhao Min, she shouldn't be able to master Feng Hou Qi Men. If you had given it to Zhang Sanfeng, I could have continued reading, but giving it to Zhao Min? I just have to laugh.
This book is truly awful, not for any other reason than the protagonist's incredibly crude methods. The author should probably find a factory to work in, lest other authors snatch it all up.
The writing and plot are getting worse and worse. If the behind-the-scenes story is going to be more sophisticated, start with a legend to enhance the prestige of the treasure or inheritance. Then, when setting up levels, it's best to kill off some well-known figures instead of treasure-delivering children!
Author, go check out the "Main God's Path" series; your behind-the-scenes narrative lacks immersion. Behind-the-scenes stories need a spokesperson's perspective. Your spokesperson's writing is really weak.
Seeing a woman makes me unable to move; now all normal logic has disappeared. Does this mean I'll take them all as part of my harem? 😊 Goodbye.