Writing a Diary in the Marvel Universe, and the Avengers Are Falling Apart
人在美漫写日记，复仇者们崩溃了
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- Completed
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- 150k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
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- 3y ago
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- Qidian
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Yes, when writing about Marvel, few people guess that they are comic characters. The only bad thing is that the protagonist should be written less. Diary novels do not need a protagonist, the protagonist is just a tool. Looking at your awkward and arrogant protagonist, it is better to just read Marvel fan fiction.
Don't be too fond of the original characters, don't become a superhero out of nowhere, and don't be too exaggerated in your tone.
The diary was written too much too fast, but the plot was very slow. Unless the plot of the original movie is completely overturned later, this book is just a money-making article. But the key to controlling the reset plot is basically the skill of Yi Zhang.
Regardless of other things, as a diary novel, the tone of the diary content is very inconsistent. Sometimes it feels like a diary, and sometimes it feels like a review after watching a movie. Who the hell writes a diary like writing a movie review endlessly, recalling the beginning and end of the event over and over again, and explaining the secret of the event to myself again and again →_→
A person writes a diary in Marvel, and the collapse of Iron Man is 260,000 words A person writes a diary in Marvel, and the collapse of Avengers is 96,000 words Tsk, the quality is almost the same✘
I remember that the last time I read one, it was also a diary. The diary appeared on Stark's workbench for the first time! This time he appeared on Stark's sofa. Is it written by the same person in a similar tone?
Cut it if you can't catch it? If you want to make money, you have to devise a plot. . .
The ink is watery, and I have no ability to formulate a plot. The protagonist will always write a diary, and then others will guess. This is the same routine over and over again, (the part where you find Matt and then Tony is assassinated feels like a forced plot) You still want to put it on the shelf to trick people into subscribing? Would it be okay to put a little more thought into the plot?
It's a little stained, but it's not bad. At least it's legible. It's probably the big one among the dwarfs.
I'm sure, it wasn't written by someone alone.