Let You Build a Dream, and You Build a Chinese Myth?

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In every novel of this kind, the plot must be adapted. I won't mention the previous ones, but the plot of Butterfly Lovers has changed too much later. First, Zhu Yingtai's mother also disguised herself as a man and had a relationship with the monk. Later, Liang Shanbo directly discovered the identity of Zhu Yingtai's daughter. For me, the classic Butterfly Lovers is about the eighteenth anniversary of each other. Without this paragraph, it would be different from ordinary romance novels, and the characters of Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai would not be established. Just like some entertainment novels, you can just copy them yourself, but you have to adapt them to feel that you are better than the original author. If the original author is not good, why would you copy him? 😰

Some people doubt the author's position, thinking that the members of the Dragon Kingdom proctoring team did nothing and only saw the Mao Xiong Kingdom charging, while they themselves suppressed their compatriots (the protagonists). Here is a unified explanation: Let's talk about the issue of the invigilation team first. First of all, the organizational structure of the invigilation team is based on an international organization, so there is naturally opposition between camps. In terms of camp games, as a big country, it is natural that it cannot end the war personally as soon as something goes wrong. This is called strategic determination. (Of course, some rogue countries with no cultural background naturally don't understand this.) At this time, as another country in the same camp, Mao Xiong is naturally responsible for charging from the front. Dragon Kingdom just needs to make the final decision. Then let's talk about the issue of "suppression" of the protagonist. (Slight spoilers involved) In fact, it is nothing more than three points: agreeing to undergo a lie detector test, agreeing to the fate of the Kimchi Country proctor, and agreeing to the Kimchi Country proctor to use C-level dream creations. First point: First of all, although the Dragon State invigilation team believes in principle that candidates from their country will not cheat, as a responsible and responsible country, it is impossible to directly support candidates suspected of cheating unconditionally. If something goes wrong, it will harm the interests and face of the country, and it will also be blamed and become a breakthrough point for enemy attacks. (PS: Here, the invigilator of the Dragon Kingdom has maximized the benefits for the protagonist, as long as the protagonist does not cheat.) The second point: This incident was led by the Lighthouse Kingdom, which even did not hesitate to alarm the examiner, and the trigger was the C-level dream creation that the protagonist had previously obtained through lie detection. Since the exam was still in progress and the Lighthouse Kingdom suddenly launched an attack, in order not to affect the normal conduct of the exam, the Dragon Kingdom examiner could only strive for a relatively fair situation for the protagonist. (In fact, the Dragon Kingdom examiner knows that the protagonist has a C-level dream creation, and has shown good strength in the previous few assessments. Under the premise that the opponent cannot use C-level dream creations, the probability of the protagonist losing is very small, and at most it will be a draw.) The third point: After the protagonist won the first dream attack and defense battle, the Kimchi Kingdom examiner angrily wanted to change the rules. At this time, the offense and defense were different, so it was the Lighthouse Country that was anxious. So after maximizing the interests of the protagonist without affecting the subsequent examination (worrying that similar arguments affecting fairness would appear again), the examiner agreed to the request of the invigilator from Kimchi Country. (There is indeed a plan here to temper the protagonist's edge a little. When it comes to the subsequent plot, there will not be too many spoilers here.) As for the author's position, I believe there is no need to explain too much after seeing this, right?