Awakening the Mysterious from Behind the Scenes
在幕后唤醒神秘
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 765k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Plot-Driven, Not for Beginners: A Variety of Genres ①
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The male and female leads shouldn’t be complete idiots; they need to be reasonably smart. The plot shouldn’t be so predictable that you know the ending from the start, and should have occasional surprises. The writing shouldn’t read like a high school exam full of parallel phrases, nor should it be all reckless power-ups. It should have some substance. There are both old and new books here. The old ones are books I’ve personally read at least twice. New ones are generally at least 400,000 charac
Dark Stories with No Female Lead
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Behind-the-Scenes, Player-Centric, Strange Cultivation, Infinite Worlds
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Reading Novels for China's Rejuvenation
In To Live, Yu Hua wrote that people live simply to live, for no other reason. Even when they die, they should pass some spirit on to others, allowing them to survive in another way. Through their bloodline, their culture, or their spirit, they must carry on living. From a broad perspective, civilization is like a dragon. People give their individual lives to the collective, building a brilliant future for those who come after with their labor and sweat. As long as the torch is passed on and hi
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Does the author have any misunderstanding about disability? How could the author think that spending ten years of life in exchange for a chance to return to normal is harming people? The author is such a naive person. .
It's better to directly control the Holy Bishop. If you have to delay a matter that can be solved with a miracle, just act like the Great Pope behind the scenes, and let you fight other evil gods. Obviously I can directly control the Holy Bishop, but hey, I don't want to, hey, don't let others tell me, hey, I am just playing, suppressing the protagonist, it is very clever. The faith of more than a billion people took off immediately. If it were other forces, they would have to consider the human heart and so on. But for religion, whether it is from the perspective of their wanting to become extraordinary or their faith, it is absolutely no problem for the protagonist to take over. The result was no, the more I wrote, the more I came back.
The opening chapter says that there is no way to kill the priest, but then I write a monster that kills the priest -_-|| And why is there a need for a monster? Why not just write that the priest falls and hits his head and dies? Very good cheat, but no ideas
It's been boring to write lately, but it actually started getting boring after it was released. From the beginning, I was so forced to put myself in the role of the protagonist that I wanted to watch the protagonist pretend to compete. As it turns out, whatever I've been writing lately, even the 10th chapter doesn't necessarily have anything to do with the protagonist. I want to read about weird rules, so why don't I just look for books about weird things? What I want to see is the protagonist appearing in front of others, and watching human beings become stronger under the leadership of the protagonist, rather than watching your weird and messy confrontation with various rules.
The Great Pope came from behind the scenes. Is the author really Lai Jun?
To be honest, The Mystery Awakens Behind the Scenes is not as well written as The Great Pope Behind the Scenes, both in terms of plot and characterization.
The evaluation is completely inferior to the original Pope.
The author writes too hastily and quickly. He could have laid the groundwork slowly, but every time he starts, he makes a big move, causing a large number of people on his side to die. The key is that the protagonist is quite happy after his own people die. Is there any serious illness? It's true that human lives are like nothing, and billions of corpses are used to build a god's throne. Such a protagonist will become a god, and the people below will have to be raised like pigs and dogs.
After reading a little bit, although there is a need to advance the plot, but, the protagonist behaves like a child, purely looking for trouble for himself. Let's not talk about why he has to create a strange demon to kill people. Knowing that the birth of this strange demon is strictly restricted by Goldfinger, ordinary people are not allowed to solve this cult, but are afraid of the cult. After the announcement, more people will believe in a cult. For a cult that only has ordinary people, you have a death note and you are afraid of a hammer. You have to solve it by yourself. The solution is to continue to add mysterious factors and add them to your enemies. Let's not talk about how strong you can be. Is it true that adding these things to your enemies is not as scary as a cult that is full of ordinary people? The point is that the protagonist has not realized that his biggest enemy is himself, and he still feels that he is doing a great job! Very smart! That's awesome
When the end comes, the first step is to eat the virgins, they will definitely be a burden to your life.