
Adventures Starting with American TV Shows
从美剧开始冒险
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- Completed
- Length
- 863k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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With an IQ of 180, the reason why I don't want to waste time is that I am worried about not being able to get into a good university. It would be more convincing to directly say that the protagonist is a celestial eunuch. The author is advised not to write a high-IQ article. It is inappropriate.
Alas, you might as well not write about magic. You don't need to learn magic. You always feel that you are still there after learning magic. You have to go to a good university by crazily trying to make connections.
No one likes to watch these daily routines on Friends. You write these just for fun. Sheldon and Paige are still interested.
A book with great potential, but the author: Don't write about Japanese comics, okay? Just stay with American comics and American variety shows with peace of mind.
I would like to give you a suggestion. The author's profile indicates that he plans to write Zhutianliu. Since the American TV series is mainly about daily American dramas, then besides the magician's apprentice, there should be no need to add other supernatural powers. Whether this is used as the main world to rest or as the starting world that will not come back, it is not suitable to add too many extraordinary elements. It is acceptable to write a magician's apprentice to get started with the extraordinary. If there are too many, don't focus on the daily world. If you really want to write other extraordinary American dramas, you might as well create another dungeon world that incorporates extraordinary powers, otherwise it will be too separate from characters like Young Sheldon.
Author, you have made a common mistake. Low magic and high magic do not refer to the power of magic, but to the popularity. If I can create the world with one thought and destroy the world with one thought, but I am the only one in the world with extraordinary abilities, then this world is a low magic world. On the other hand, if everyone in the world only knows night vision, even if the power is just that, it will be a high magic world. Low Demon: Magic, gods, and humanoid creatures are legends. Few people in the world have actually seen them, and even the ruler of a country may not believe them. The Devil: Magic is no longer a mythical legend. There are magic advisors around rulers, and they can be seen in big cities and armies, but they are still too far away from civilians. Just like modern scientists, everyone may have heard of it, but not necessarily seen it, but there is a chance to see magical creations. Gao Mo: Magic education has begun to become popular, just like our compulsory education. As long as families are willing, they can easily learn relevant knowledge. Schools have also added magic to the standard curriculum. If you cannot cast spells, you are equivalent to being illiterate. If you cannot cast spells, you may be considered disabled.
There are actually Naruto and Pirates? 😰😰
If the author is not highly intelligent, it is best not to write about a highly intelligent protagonist.
I don't know what the author wants to write about. Learning + magic + scumbag + movie plot + system = a pot of chaos.
The protagonist's IQ is directly proportional to the author's