Time Travel at the Same Time: I Am Actually the One Who Was Prostituted for Free

Demon Slayer is not easy to write about. After all, the setting is the Taisho era. If you are not careful, it is easy to stir up controversy and attract abuse. For example, some fans bowed and knelt before the leader of the Demon Slayer Corps. This kind of thing was directly criticized to death. Even killing demons has the potential to increase Japan's war potential. So if you want to write about Demon Slayer well, you can either just watch it without killing demons. , Or cooperate with the Demon Slayer Squad to kill demons, but the attitude must not be groveling, at least they must coexist as equals, and they must lead the Demon Slayer Squad to make a revolution afterwards to solve the impact of the protagonist's killing of demons. In short, if you want to write a Demon Slayer fanfiction, you must consider background issues. After all, the protagonist is not Japanese, and many things cannot be ignored. ps: To be honest, if a ghost sees what a ghost does, he may think that he is a fake ghost.

Currently, there are 30 chapters and 15 chapters written about women. . . . Accepted

It's actually okay. If you just write a martial arts novel based on the Xuanwu Kingdom, it's indeed much better than following the plot.

The protagonist's attitude becomes more and more arrogant, and the character's original personality becomes more and more different. I can't stand it anymore.

When I saw the back, I had a vague feeling that the protagonist's outlook on life was not correct and I couldn't stand it anymore.

Forget it about the protagonists of Japanese comics, I am convinced that they are killed by Rainbow Cat. I suggest the author to give the protagonists of Naruto, Pirates and Douluo a genocide package. It would be better if they can dedicate a few chapters to the protagonists of mythology.

It's this disgusting routine of going from high to low again. I read a book before that was also a time-traveling protagonist sharing type, but it collapsed in the end. After all, the Demon Lord Tower in the Xianxia world is equivalent to that in the Douluo world. Titled Douluo are equally powerful, and the combat power system collapsed instantly. The subsequent updates and subscriptions plummeted, and soon became eunuchs. I hope the author will not follow the same path as that novel.

What the hell? Just kill Hongmao?

I can't stand it anymore. It's all Chinese comics that kill the protagonists. Even if they don't kill, they are controlled. This has exceeded my bottom line. I can't accept it.

I think I'm funny but it's embarrassing. I think the protagonist is smart but I can't write well. I'll try to change it.

The part about the Heavenly Master was already a little uncomfortable, but now you kill Hongmao directly. If you do this kind of thing, you might as well go to the next world and kill Diga, kill the victory team, and then kill all the Kingdom of Light. Why, are you addicted to killing?

Rainbow Cat and Blue Rabbit has a very dark filter in childhood. Many people will hate it if you write it like this.

The protagonist had a miserable childhood, so he became cruel as an adult. But the plot completely collapsed, and the plot collapse method was already the last resort of the past. When the protagonist breaks the game in the early stage, he uses cruel methods. What I can also say is: the protagonist has no strength, so he can only be cruel first and then become rich, which should not be the case. In the later stage, the protagonist is almost invincible and can do anything. The result was even more cruel than before. I can only be speechless. We have been co-writing for so long that we can only gain strength but not brains... Angsa pirates and Black Hui both know that after becoming rich, they use gentler methods to clean up and come ashore The new version of the plot is harsher and darker, but it can be gentle, just use the invincible brainwashing in the setting. In the end, it's absolutely possible to make all the Black-Hearted Tiger's men defect to the protagonist (being brainwashed), and get stabbed in the back in the finale. The protagonist finally quits the Seven Swords and takes over the Demon Cult, carrying out a major transformation of Demon Slayer (copied Demon Slayer technology). Imitate Demon Slayer to build industry. Doesn't this make people look better than killing them all? At least it takes care of the readers' childhood (after all, some readers like villains and supporting characters), and it is also in line with the historical process. As a result, the protagonist's small plan has spread all the free bottom layers of the Demon Sect... The result is that the protagonist is still the same, feeling inferior to a gangster. Without his invincible strength, his brain is like that. The best you can do in your life is to be a thug.

Kill all the good guys and bad guys, leaving only women... I can't accept it

Ever since I watched the red version in All Heavens and Worlds, I can no longer stand the protagonist Tang San who is selfish and has no bottom line☝️😋

It would be outrageous to directly turn Zhang Chulan into a ghost. Goodbye, I can't stand it anymore

What kind of thing is written about One Person and Rainbow Cat and Blue Rabbit World? ? ? ? ? Are you stimulated?

Um, I'll write down Hongmao 6. Goodbye.

This book is too scattered and I can't find the main line. I suggest that I mainly write about a few worlds with high development potential, and other worlds with low development potential as supplements.

You really can't find the adjective, right? You can say that this extremely evil existence like Su Nuo is both good and evil, so what else can be called evil in your eyes?

The first two articles were well written, but by the time I got there I couldn't read them anymore!

He can't get through the second update! Please also ask the author to practice Xuan Gong again!

I thought I could resist it, but it turned out I couldn't. I couldn't stand it anymore when I saw the protagonist collecting the Changhong Sword.

In a story about time travel, isn't it just that the protagonists are in different worlds, based on a certain space, where the protagonists in each world communicate, integrate, make suggestions to each other, divide work and cooperate, and update data in real time? You entered a space at the beginning, and four people came, but you didn't write a single communication after that. You had to write the four people's worlds one by one? Is this the same way of writing? How is it different from ordinary comics?

This typo and sentence made me think I was watching a pirated version.

It's a waste of money, let's not talk about whether it's well written or not. From 260 to 260, the preface doesn't match the postscript. It's just like what AI wrote and there are so many typos. It's annoying to read and suffer for the money.

In the world, every reader can find a world they like/familiar with. There is no need to develop the plot of a world in depth, and there is no need for you to play tricks. But the author's writing of one world at a time... Completely failed to take advantage of the advantages of 99 Tongchuanliu. After watching Rainbow Cat and Blue Rabbit, I have recently lost interest in these three worlds and just waited for the world I am interested in. Maybe I will forget about it as long as I keep it, ugh :-(

What I wrote before was okay, but after returning from the spell, it was completely ruined.

The front is okay The writing of Rainbow Cat and Blue Rabbit is terrible The fox demon matchmaker has a sloppy ending The spell return battle is unreadable, there are a lot of typos, the characters are confusing, and the chapters jump randomly It turned into a mess

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