
Fabricating Myths!
编造神话!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 583k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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When it comes to behind-the-scenes information, write about the behind-the-scenes information seriously, and don't wander off to show off again.
I really want to read this kind of book, but most of it is either eunuch or random writing.
Does anyone remember the made-up myth about being eaten by a mythical beast? It's such a pity that Weimingbei
I was so disgusted that the Taoist priest was described as a wild Taoist priest with money, and the author was the only one who made the monk so noble.
Ashina Ichiro will dissuade many readers. The protagonist thinks that the only extraordinary thing in the Federation is not enough, so he creates a Japanese extraordinary person who comes to the Federation to compete and kill people? Author, what do you want to express... There are so many countries in the world but you chose Japan. . . Even if the Demonic Sword is set to kill people when the sword is released, you are still very unfriendly here. If you choose another country, you will not be so unreasonable.
There is a big problem with this book. The behind-the-scenes is not like the behind-the-scenes, and the group portraits are not worthy of the group portraits. Speaking of behind the scenes, the protagonist only appeared once or twice, and did not give any positive feedback. It seems that he is doing the spiritual resuscitation just for fun, and the benefits of the development of things to him are not written out. Maybe the author will add it later, but it seems more and more boring to the readers. In other behind-the-scenes stories, basically every time something happens, the author will mention the benefits to the protagonist. In this book, the protagonist is directly deleted and the details are changed without any impact. As for the group portraits, they are even more unworthy. They are basically a group of inexplicable passers-by. They have the feeling of being a walk-on person and no one will care if they die if they can't remember their names. In the first incident, the guy who drew the dragon didn't write much and seemed like a foreshadowing. In the second incident, the woman is like an NPC, and it will be the same even if you change her into an item. The author gave too little ink to the supporting characters, and the protagonist was invisible throughout the whole process. After watching it for a long time, I didn't know who the center of the story was. To put it bluntly, like the classic behind-the-scenes story about raising all mankind, every event in his two books is beneficial to the protagonist and can be seen by readers. Another example is the one among the Marvel game players. The protagonist is invisible throughout the whole process, but the supporting character Valon is written vividly. After the stage story is completed, he will change the supporting character and write the next story, which can at least leave an impression on the readers. The early pace of this book is too slow. None of the supporting characters can hold up the pace. They are all like weeds on the roadside. If you want to write a group portrait, you should first focus on writing a supporting character well and write more. Without characters that readers can pay attention to, there is no way to enjoy the game. In the eyes of readers, they are no different from sidekicks who can die at any time.
Several people who wrote this book ended up being eunuchs. Will this one be like that?
I specially ordered a chapter to scold you, otherwise I will get angry and the writing will be a bit like writing. Don't always talk about justice, good and evil. Many people can't figure it out. If you can't write it, it won't meet the wishes of some people, or even most people, so it is natural for you to be scolded. Also, although it is said to be behind the scenes, it has not yet been explained why the protagonist did what he did. What is the benefit? What is the main line? After reading a few chapters of Chaoren, I realized that Yang Fan is not the protagonist 😒
It's so disgusting to me. This author just likes to indulge in his own world. What's the point of posting this? Disgusting people are very good at it.
What kind of behind the scenes? The protagonist is the supporting character who steps under the treasure-giving boy, gives food, drinks, and strength to help the supporting character reach the top of his life, but he has nothing?