Traveling Between Two Worlds: A Collection of Fairy Tales
两界穿梭：综合童话
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- Completed
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- 287k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 1y ago
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It started strong but declined in quality. Almost every chapter in the earlier chapters had comments, but after I started writing the magic book, the comments almost disappeared.
Why not just continue the storyline from the beginning? Introduce an Eastern noble identity, and the protagonist travels and adventures. This would connect various fairy tales, allow the protagonist to become stronger using a cheat-like ability, and even provide a second male lead. One is a true nobleman, the other a fake one; one is genuinely powerful, the other loves to boast.
Something's wrong with this fairy tale world.
Good news! I've traveled to a world where many Grimm's Fairy Tales have been stitched together. Bad news: Yesterday afternoon, a bunch of large blue cans claiming to be Imperial Angels fell from the sky, led by someone named Calgary. Conclusion: Waaah, what kind of world is this?!
This author is such a loser. His previous works were the same; whenever a woman was involved, he portrayed her as a architect. It's really his loser mentality that's affecting his writing style and plot development. Tsk tsk tsk.
Why not sacrifice the magic book?
If you really want to figure this out, why not just sacrifice the old witch's spellbook after killing her?
How long has it been since the protagonist in the author's story ate an enemy and became stronger? None of them have recognized their core competitiveness; books that simply tell stories are constantly generating new ones on Qidian. Eating people to become stronger and using cheats is your path and your selling point. Other plot details are secondary, because you lack talent in that area.
I lost interest in watching as soon as I saw the protagonist's name. Why did they have to choose such a name? It's the same as Riku Chuan Taro's!
The more I look at it, the worse it gets. You can't write a satisfying story, and you can't create satisfying moments. Having two worlds doesn't help; you still can't write well. It's simply a problem with your plot structure and writing style.
It's unwatchable if it involves women; what a shame to call it a fairy tale.
I don't understand why they had to write a magic book; what's the point? In short, they don't want to level up step by step; they want a cheat code like a magic book. But what happens after they write it? They become invincible from the start—what's the point of writing it then?
Dude, the beginning was good, just keep writing. Why did they start getting into magic books later? Does the author think their idea is brilliant and captivating? The logic of the magic books is illogical, and the writing quality starts to decline. And that count, just stick to the normal plot, why all the fuss? It's all just wishful thinking, it's pointless.