I'm in Ultraman, but I'm Carmeara

First and foremost, before writing a novel, you must decide on the protagonist's personality and what they want to do. The plot should revolve around the protagonist, rather than the protagonist changing with the plot. Creating compelling characters is paramount; the entire plot serves this purpose. Once the characters are established, even two or three million words are no problem.

Many readers in the book review section want the protagonist and Tiga to be a couple. But if you ask me, it's not really suitable for the protagonist and Tiga; it's more appropriate for Triga and Tiga to be together. 🤭 If Carmilla were paired with Tiga, wouldn't their character settings overlap?

Main character (probably)

I hope the main character can become a couple with Ultraman Tiga.

Carmilla

The biggest problem is that I kept forgetting that the protagonist is a time traveler while writing, which is something I've never seen before. 😥

Carmilla

It's poorly written, a complete mystery with no main plot, the protagonist's personality keeps changing, and you only get half the juicy details. That's all for the free chapters.

It's chapter 52 and Carmilla is still sleepwalking with her eyes closed. I need to find something to do.

The author's writing is rather disorganized, and the theme is not clear enough. The protagonist's identity, personality traits, goals, and methods should all be clearly explained within the first ten chapters of a typical online novel. However, after reading thirty chapters, this novel is filled with inexplicable dreams, the Sitram riddle-maker, and some inexplicable (rambling) melancholy reminiscent of an artsy young man.