Surviving in Infinite Movie Sets with a Proficiency Panel

The author's writing is pretty good, but why isn't it popular? I would venture to say here that the highlight of this book is the combination of the heavens and space with the mysterious resurrection, but this is where success and failure lie. 1. It feels like the author is suppressing the protagonist, which is not exciting. Several collisions with ghosts do not reflect the strength of the protagonist. It should be found in the dungeon to use unlimited ghosts to explode in the real world. 2. The focus of the copy and the recovery world are not well combined. The failure lies in the design of the dungeon. The dungeon should strengthen the strength of the pig's feet and pave the way for the climax of the recovery. However, the author restricts the dungeon to be entered every certain period of time, while entering the real world requires points, which is a bit putting the cart before the horse. 3. On the basis of 2, a copy-based writing method has been established. I hope I can strengthen it in the dungeon and show off in reality.

Author, let me analyze with you how your book makes readers lose interest step by step: 1. The protagonist can travel through dungeons, and after completing tasks, he can redeem things unique to the current world (techniques, skills, techniques, items). However, this highlight was eliminated in the middle of your writing. I read some of the author's replies in the comments. You seemed to have said that those exchanges were of no use to the protagonist, so they were not redeemed. Let me ask the author, if it's useless, then why would you write about infinite streaming? Most of the protagonist's skills come from the dungeon world, why are they useless? The reason why you think it is useless, author, is because you have written the skill of controlling ghosts in detail, and you have written down the other skills except the talisman, so you think it is useless and don't write it anymore. But have you ever thought that "unlimited exchange" is something that Yang Jian does not have. This is one of the advantages of the protagonist. It makes readers like it, but you think it is useless. 2. After the protagonist has mastered the ghost control skill level, he can control most of the protagonist's other skills, such as talismans and thunder. Not only can he take advantage of the characteristics of the ghost domain, but he can also use other skills without blind spots, allowing the protagonist to have the powerful survivability and attack power of ghosts to assist without having to bear side effects. This setting is simply invincible and particularly attractive to readers. Anyway, I was attracted by this setting. As a result, this bright spot has been eliminated by you, the author, and turned into a magic weapon by the author. Author, you are simply... I am speechless. You are cheating yourself and explaining everywhere. Author, you have to understand that the author's ability to control ghosts has been turned into a magic weapon by you, which is equivalent to replacing armor with a shield on the battlefield. The protagonist has no sense of security, and neither has the reader. 3. The protagonist's strength has grown too slowly year-on-year. That is to say, the protagonist's strength that is often mentioned in the comments has been suppressed by you. To make a comparison: Early period: The protagonist knocks on the door hard, the protagonist has a golden finger, the protagonist has infinite space, Early period: Ordinary Yang Jian Middle and late period: The protagonist's invincible ghost control is turned into a magic weapon, and he becomes fragile and has weaknesses; the protagonist's infinite space redemption is disgusted by the author. It's useless. The mission is completed with great fanfare, but there is basically no exchange. It does not help the protagonist and restricts the freedom of the protagonist. The protagonist's strength seems to be always increasing, but in reality he is still a little loser. He has no social status and no desire for money. It is still hard to fight S-level villains. I feel like you, the author, are not writing about a protagonist. Middle and later stages: Yang Jian's ghost realm is stronger than the protagonist. I'm most speechless about this. The protagonist's main ability in the early stage is the ghost realm plus talisman or thunder. Not only does he have a golden finger to level up, but he also fights life and death in the dungeon world. Not to mention his combat experience. That's enough. Why is it written by you, the author, not as good as Yang Jian? I dare say that a considerable number of readers abandoned the book here. If you think about it, in the early stage, the protagonist's ghost control skills are the most attractive to readers and are also the main combat ability. How could he be The one who caught up with Yang Jian was cheated by you, the author. I can't figure it out... On the one hand, Yang Jian's Ghost Realm is better than the protagonist. On the other hand, in reality, he is also sought after by wealthy businessmen and entrusted with important responsibilities by national organizations. However, the protagonist still has no sense of existence. He only knows how to complete the task desperately, and the strength of the task completed with all his efforts is not that good. The dungeon world is useless for redemption, which is equivalent to reality and dungeons. The protagonist has no sense of existence. Author, are you sure you are writing about the protagonist? I will make an analysis on these three aspects. I am not trying to criticize your setting, the author. I really like your early setting (firstly, the introduction of unlimited copies in the world of ghost recovery, and secondly, the protagonist's ghost-controlling skills and other skills can be upgraded). As a result, you have not written down some of my favorite points, which is really sad.

I didn't read about training the ghost realm into a magic weapon, and it felt like it was meaningless.

Isn't the protagonist's ghost control strength a little low, which even the heretic warlocks can't beat? This strength is too low compared to the ghost strength of the mysterious resurrection in the main world. It is probably the level of a child who was slapped by Yang Jian in the middle and late stages. The whole plot process of the key mysterious revival only takes about two years.

It looks good, but it has degenerated into a beast ( ¯ ¨̯ ¯ )

I have a question. The first thing I came into contact with was talismans, and obviously there are many ways to use talisman. It can be used to draw talismans to save emergency situations, and it can also be made into a weapon refiner. Why did it suddenly become a ghost encounter later? When encountering a problem, shouldn't we give priority to the most proficient ones?

If the author could not be a supervisor, I would be all in.

I'm a little confused, why is there no redemption process when I complete the horror world later? It gives people the feeling that the world has passed, and the only use of the terror points obtained is to exchange time (see clearly, I am talking about terror points, not energy points). For example, in the world of "Biochemical Power", why not trade with the people in the main god space? Even if you exchange some knowledge for some skills or something, it would be good. Then a very old topic, after passing the Resident Evil world, why not exchange it for an artificial intelligence? Just install gold cameras on key parts to monitor the whole city and turn it into your own Skynet~_~ In this way, you can know about supernatural events in the city as soon as possible, and you can get a lot more information about other places.

Hasn't the protagonist come across a single skill until now?

Still like the horror space traveling through the heavens. . . I'm not interested in the mysterious recovery, and I'm a bit tired of watching it too much. The original Mysterious Resurgence was unbearable halfway through.