After Quitting the Team, They All Regretted It

The quitting stream is actually quite interesting. Whether it's daily life or counterattack, there are a lot of things to write about. The most typical one is probably that the protagonist quits the team and discovers that he is actually a boss in some aspects, and slowly leads a happy life of his own. From time to time, the original team loses the protagonist and causes problems, such as the team's running-in is not smooth, the daily work cannot be carried out, and even the situation falls apart for comparison, thus creating conflicts and highlights. Another typical one is daily farming. This usually means that the protagonist quits the team and returns to the countryside, which is equivalent to a highly skilled player returning to the novice village. There are many things that can be written about this, whether it is daily farming, travel memories, etc. This article written by the author is actually okay in general. It would be better if the plot could be polished a little more and not release too many personal emotions when writing.

I thought I entered the wrong software with this name.

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This kind of writing is difficult to write. There are too many problems to be solved, and if they are not handled well, they will be poisonous. Why neither the protagonist nor the team knows the protagonist nb. Why kick the protagonist. Why regret it. What kind of characters do the protagonist and the team have to achieve this result? Do readers like this kind of character? How to form a new team. How the old team interacts. Do readers like the plot?

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No, it's okay for a genre that was eliminated at the cat station next door to come to the starting point for a renaissance.

After watching it, I feel so speechless. I don't even know how to rate it. The protagonist's emotions are too swinging and I can't understand what it is.

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The author has never been in contact with girls or has never been in love.

Actually, it's okay to portray Lilia as a yandere. After all, yanderes are the kind of people who can do whatever it takes to get the person they like. Otherwise, there would be no saying that liking a yandere is a story and being liked by a yandere is an accident. You started by asking Lilia to frame the protagonist and added a preface to the text. Lilia said to the protagonist that I really like you, I really want you, so I'm sorry, brother... This kind of foreshadowing words, of course, means this. How to modify it well depends on the writing style, so that people know the origin of the frame-up, so that it will not make people feel uncomfortable and hit their heads, and also allow the protagonist to be mentally prepared. I mean, let the readers easily see Lilia's yandere character, and see that the feelings are different from what you said directly. It's not surprising for the yandere to do anything, which will make it easier for people to accept. Then we can clean up the yandere, find the protagonist to apologize, give some sweeteners, improve the protagonist's grievances, make some demands, and then say you don't want this matter to be told by me. I'm giving you some benefits. You can't just come. Asking the protagonist to do this and that, I feel that just because of slander, I can eat the protagonist to death. After all, yandere is always very extreme to the people he likes and also very humble. For example, the yandere in Cupid Chocolate is extreme, but he is also very humble to the male protagonist, which makes people have a desire to protect Anyway, it is really difficult to write characters like yandere. Either don't write it or look at how other people write yandere.

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It's almost 70 chapters, and it turns out that the team regrets very little. If you write about regretting quitting the team, at least follow the theme... What kind of novel do you write? You should at least focus on it. It may be the author's first time writing a book. . . I feel like you can still train yourself more. .

I've read a few books about quitting the team, but none of them have a good beginning and a good ending.

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The style of this one is also different

Where did you get your introduction? What did you write that you don't know? How can the beginning be different from the introduction? Or did you edit the main text but not the introduction?

I was so addicted by one chapter that I don't want to read the follow-up.