I Asked You to Write a Book, Not Confess to Your Crimes!

Seeing now, I can summarize the general route of this book. It is to develop the plot based on the route of crime as a career, so as to achieve anti-crime propaganda. So let's make a bold guess about some of the routes the protagonist can take. The first point is that it must be a specific professional crime, because the protagonist needs to experience life, so he must have extraordinary professional skills in that profession. Throughout the previous article, there is theft (the starting point is low, but also attractive, and does not affect the subsequent improvement.) Then there are crooks, killers, hackers, and fraud. The levels are advanced step by step, with each cool point being higher than the last. Secondly, the influence of professional audiences is growing. So how the author can continue this route is a big problem, mainly because the pace is too fast. If the occupations involved in the subsequent route plots are not as good as before, the gap will be huge. Secondly, the audience will become wider and wider. The antique technology I have written so far feels very good. The plots are interspersed, and the guidance of small plots is inserted into the big fraud plot. It can not only lengthen the length but also slow down the pace, and it can also connect the front-end plot to make it feel more exciting. It has a sense of climax and ups and downs. So let's take a guess as to how the subsequent plot will turn out: The career I can think of right now is drug trafficking, or drug making. This profession requires in-depth chemical and biological knowledge, is suitable for the protagonist's life experience, has a wide range of influence, is suitable for anti-drug propaganda, and has a huge plot line. Do you have any other ideas for a new career, please leave a comment

If you write a novel about cheating, you will be interrogated by the police uncle in three rounds? Will all magicians around the world be sentenced to death? Do all the pig-killing butchers around the world have to exterminate nine tribes? After all, you are good at killing pigs with your sword, but are you good at killing people? To put it bluntly, Qian Shu is just a kind of magic. The protagonist didn't go to gather people to gamble, so why should he be detained? It's not a crime to learn a thousand skills or teach a thousand skills, right? It's not illegal, right?

Just like a journal, you enter the system to experience a new life, finish one chapter, and then the system automatically writes a book, and then the stupid protagonist directly publishes the whole book, and then coincidentally, a case is related to him, he is arrested, and he is released. After a few days, he completes the system's equal order task, starts a new life, automatically generates the novel, publishes the whole book, and is arrested again, and the cycle continues.

Deleted the post, right? Quan Ding is not even allowed to say a word? I don't even look at what I've written in the past few days, and give the author a warning before deleting it. I suggest that just a few operations officers take care of the author, and don't let us order books.

Yes, telling the truth does not reduce your intelligence. In the article, I only went to the bureau twice to be summoned for questioning and not to extract a confession. The third time was to assist in the investigation and serve as a consultant as a detective.

I ordered it, but I no longer have the desire to read it... There's nothing there except romance. A bit boring

After 144, it was all about tomb robbing. I was wondering, how much does the author like tomb robbing? Or is it that the author has run out of steam?

It takes me so long to write a book. If I count it out, it seems that I haven't written it for more than two months, and I have written five books. People think you are stupid and have fun, but you are not happy enough. The book is still a mess.

It is obvious that the author has not made sufficient preparations, whether it is the summons to the police station for interrogation at the beginning, or the description of various professions, there are errors and omissions. This idea is really good, but those mistakes and omissions really make the reading experience like eating and being stuffed with shit. In addition, some readers pointed out in the comments that some mistakes and omissions that were not seen are also known... If you want to read it, just throw it away, ignore the details, and don't click on the comments.

The author's protagonists all know that when writing novels, they need to check information and improve their professionalism. But as an author, you don't have to follow these rules, right? I don't understand network attack and defense, and I don't understand organic chemistry. Although I don't know much about the national defense and military industry, I still have a superficial understanding of a small part of the industrial manufacturing process of the national defense and military industry branch.