All the Unofficial Stories I Made up Came True

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Most of the rubbish novels circulating behind the scenes have a common reason, that is, "the protagonist is a low guy." This kind of low does not mean that the protagonist is just an ordinary person, or that the protagonist would be an ordinary person. This kind of low means that the protagonist is like a street kid who dropped out of elementary school and has no tutor There are generally two reasons for this kind of character creation. One is that the author hopes to portray the protagonist as an "ordinary person." "Human", but the author has some cognitive biases about the concept of "ordinary"; the other is that the author wants to create the protagonist's "divinity", but his understanding of "divinity" is only superficial and "not a person", to give a few examples of low-level protagonists behind the scenes ①The protagonist is a new god. He initially asked his followers to save the doomsday world with constant war. By increasing the number of followers, he continues to Gain power, and finally through the continuous efforts of believers, the world is unified and people can live like human beings. The protagonist faces the final mastermind. At this time, the protagonist discovers that he is not the first-generation god. The other gods find ways to hide themselves from the mastermind, and continue to go back in time to create gods, intending to accumulate enough gods to defeat the mastermind in one fell swoop At this time, the protagonist micro- Smiled and said there was no need to go back in time Then he personally made all the main supporting characters homeless and destroyed, euphemistically calling it the "spirit of exploration", letting other believers face the mastermind behind the scenes, and running away with other gods himself ②The protagonist's ability is to grant and withdraw superpowers, and gain a corresponding life span according to the given superpowers. All superpowers are invalid for him and he cannot use superpowers. Then what the protagonist does every day is to randomly grant superpowers while crying and saying that he doesn't want to, and then the world is in chaos, good people die a good death, and bad guys commit crimes with superpowers ③The protagonist's ability is to give superpowers to others and create monsters, and he will randomly obtain one of the two superpowers. This one is also against the grain. I thought it was a special shot of a hero fighting a monster, but the protagonist chose to randomly give super powers. So in the end, the bad guy got the super power and worked with the monsters to oppress, enslave, and kill ordinary people. The protagonist knew nothing about it and said it had nothing to do with him ④The protagonist is a demon king but was beaten to death. After rebirth, he summons the player to be him. To expand the territory, the author wants to describe the protagonist's style as a demon king, but I don't know if he has watched too many short videos. Every description is an emotional description with a crooked smile and fan-shaped eyes, or a group of supporting characters say empty words about being powerful and domineering when they appear. In fact, the protagonist's "behavior" is to squat in a small dark room and watch his subordinates. He doesn't even know why his subordinates are there 24 hours a day. There are all kinds of things that the protagonist doesn't know ... So I am very afraid that the author's portrayal of the protagonist will collapse the whole book, but at least for now, although the protagonist appears rarely, every time he appears, he is at least a normal person, not bipolar, super-male syndrome, mentally retarded, or ADHD. It is enough to speak and do things normally🙏 Here Let me also talk about the normal protagonists in the behind-the-scenes novels I have read... I feel like there is nothing to say. They are just living their own lives as normal people, and then characterizing the events after the things they secretly promoted have come to an end. This is one of the cool points of the behind-the-scenes novels. It is "secretly cool", which can also be said to be "sultry". It does not require the supporting characters to express the protagonist's personal emotions like in traditional cool novels.

Wild history may not be true, but it is definitely wild enough

The Titanic was proven to be a fake. Even the sunken ship was not the Titanic, but was used by their company to evade taxes. Moreover, it was the Chinese who first discovered the problem with the ship, and then because of racial discrimination, they were finally accused of unfounded charges, which have been passed down for hundreds of years.

I originally thought it was a novel about lowering one's intelligence and improving oneself, but I didn't expect it to be so rich. The plot and writing are all online. From what I can see now, it is actually a behind-the-scenes spiritual recovery article that has taken a different path. The protagonist is just a tool and has a very low sense of existence. The pursuit of the so-called sense of substitution and the various pretentiousness of the protagonist can be dismissed. Be optimistic and look good, food and grass

Jesus was actually an alchemist who fled overseas during the period when the First Emperor was burning books, harassing scholars, and killing people.

It's no problem for the protagonist to make his wild history come true. What about motivation? What's the purpose? Just for the sake of editing? I always have to draw something, right? You can think of the protagonist as a tool man, but what is his reason for being a tool? For example, if you have this golden finger, you put all your efforts into editing a so-called unofficial history, but you don't draw anything? ? ? Even if I don't have the so-called spiritual side just to feel happy? Isn't there something wrong with that?

I originally came to read history, but the more I read, the more I felt it was too bland. After reading 200 chapters, I almost forgot the name of the protagonist [the protagonist of this book has no sense of existence at all]. There is not enough content in unofficial history. It just gives a beginning and is gone. It is more about other settings. What does the protagonist get from making history? Will the setting introduced by the history structure lead to the collapse of the world, and will the protagonist have the ability to protect himself? After all, I didn't see any feedback from the system to the protagonist. If it was just for fun, and the various settings became more and more realistic under the historical setting, how would it end? Hidden behind the scenes, but this is too invisible. When watching the part of the time traveler, I was thinking about what the protagonist would do if it was revised on a large scale? You can't make trouble and become a CS, and then die silently in the environment.

The unofficial story of Newton changing into Judon at the beginning is quite interesting, but there are too many angles later on, and it is basically a group portrait. There are too many characters and too many bland descriptions. After reading more than a hundred chapters in a row, it became more and more boring and almost useless. The purpose of the protagonist is too weak, and there is no clear main line. He just posts a video every few months and then does nothing, watching people from all over the world running around. Throw it into the half-dead book list now, and let's think about it later.

I don't understand. It's very lively when you look at it. But after you get high, you find out that Newton is the prince of the Ming Dynasty. What's the use? ? ? What's the use to an individual? What use is it to the country? What's the use for humans? ? I had an intracranial orgasm for a long time, but it was useless! Where's the coolness? In particular, pig's feet have not appeared in dozens of pictures.

The second volume is really not good to read. It is designed to make up falsehoods and subvert the truth to make major countries fuck up and shock everyone in the world, instead of watching a few so-called high-IQ "talents" solve puzzles by coincidence. It doesn't have the unique sense of fun of the Dark Side that fools the public and favors major countries. I don't see why this puzzle is broken. What kind of excitement can there be in the Dark Side that has no participation from the global audience and major countries. No matter how exciting it is to learn the light curtain flow and shock the world, it is more exciting than cracking the puzzle. At least the light curtain really has the dark feeling of fooling the world.

Protagonist: I am a super historian

After reading it, the protagonist's name appeared 6 times 😁

At the beginning of the Zheng He volume, the pace has slowed down a lot. New discoveries have not been released for a long time. The supporting characters are also various Riddlers. I can't keep up.

The idea is very good, but because the author may be a novice, the plot is a bit confusing. I read seven or eight chapters, and many people appeared. The characters are too confusing, and what should be explained is not explained clearly. What is the protagonist's motivation for doing this? Why choose Newton? These issues are not explained clearly, making it confusing. What a pity

I suddenly remembered that in 1840, the British actually raised the banner of opposing the Qing Dynasty and restoring the Ming Dynasty. This matter was also recorded in the "Three Major Hates against the Qing Dynasty".

The writing is very interesting. The author should not be a eunuch. I will support you by watching the advertisements😜😜

Let's talk about the conclusion first, it looks good and you can watch it. The titles and themes of this book and this book give people different feelings. I thought about someone writing about this kind of subject, but I never thought about it like this. Not focusing on the protagonist is a behind-the-scenes flow. It's not a cycle of change, shock, and then repeating itself. The author made up the chain of evidence in detail, and made the events in the book coincidentally happen too quickly, creating a feeling similar to Cthulhu or Schrödinger's cat, or "imperial order". When the characters in the book can detect that all this is too coincidental, or the author is willing to write like this, you can feel that the author wants to write something deeper or more seriously. I suggest you give it a try. It has the feel of a pseudo-documentary. If you describe more about the suspicions of the various parties about the protagonist's account, you will have an experience similar to Cthulhu, a true case novel. Not many people write books like this nowadays. I suggest you read it and see if you like it.

​ It was quite interesting at first. To put it bluntly, I think the most interesting point of this book at the beginning is the step-by-step process of anchoring "false" history into real history and revealing the unknown truth. I didn't go back to see if the previous chapters had been modified, but the beginning had a system and a protagonist. This would make people unconsciously expect the protagonist to change his history in addition to the impact on the outside world. In the end, everyone saw that there was nothing. . . . I came to see unofficial history. The theme is the collision between various unofficial histories and cognition, and the contrast of "this is actually true." I was just trying to see what kind of other explosive unofficial stories had been changed into reality, and what kind of reasonable logic was used to influence it. The more I read, the more wrong it became, and the less interesting it became. Since I revised the concept, I felt like my hips were stretched when I read it. That foreigner wrote several chapters about his correction experience. Correction in the real world... No, what about the unofficial history I want to read? Especially recently, seeing the cycle of writing here... The desire to abandon books is rising. I read in the comment section that this book's performance was not very good, and I think this is probably normal. It can be seen that the author is ambitious and wants to write a very hard-core article, but it really lacks the interest of reading. In fact, from the front, the author should be able to write a story that is both hard-core logic and interesting, but I can only say that there is probably something wrong with his thinking and he has gone astray.

What does the protagonist get? Extraordinary? Immortality?

It's probably the reincarnation of Lao Deng, and the writing is so smooth that it doesn't look like a newcomer at all.

It's a waste of money, Cheluglu talks about it over and over again, 🤭

Starting from Wang Mang, the writing is very strange and fragmented.

In the later stage, the protagonist will no longer appear?

This book has been recorded in the Yongle Dadian

The setting of the slate seems very genius and can solve many logical problems. I thought it would go to the mysterious side. But when I saw the time traveler, I felt something was wrong. 😥