Myriad Worlds: Starting with Resident Evil

After reading the Golden Chapter 3, you are basically invincible in Resident Evil. You don't buy gold coins first, but go to find troubles. I have no idea what you are doing. You need 100 bullets per person. Even if you have three bullets per head and 100 bullets, you can still kill more than 30 people. It's almost unlimited bullets. There seems to be no limit on the novice benefits. There are so many places where you need to use gold coins, but you actually choose to look for troubles first.

Prices are completely off the charts. High-end products are dirt cheap. The high-tech medical warehouse only costs 60 gold coins. It costs 2,000 gold coins to exchange for 20 million knives. Is this protagonist a fool or something?

The previous one was finished as soon as I discovered it, so I feel the need to remind you of this one. Some worlds are better left alone. For example, the background of the world is too large and complex, or the plot and settings are complex or have other problems. This will inevitably weaken the role of the protagonist and easily make readers bored. Worlds such as Love Death, Cyberpunk, Weird Cthulhu, Stars, and Warhammer are very unfriendly to other heavenly readers except those who like to see them. Just like some American blockbusters, not all of them are suitable as worlds traveled through in Zhutian novels. Such as Transformers, Pacific Rim, Giant Monsters Universe, The Matrix, etc. These films are okay for watching as a movie, but as fan fiction, no matter how it is written, the content does not look as good as some worlds more suitable for time travel. There are also Black Robe Pickets and DC World. There are too many bad people in Black Robe and the subject matter seems boring. DC has a lot of problems with its film and television plots, and they don't look as good as Marvel's. As a world traveled by the protagonist, it is very difficult to write it well. I haven't seen many DC works that can be written well. Either they are dragged down by the plot of the movie, or the characters have too weird personalities. As a result, the protagonist is like a passer-by, making the plot look boring and turning into a content to make up for the word count. Finally, the most important point is the theme of multi-world time travel. Except for chat groups, don't mix time travel with themes. Even if it is a chat group type, you must pay attention to the choice of world themes, otherwise the result will not be good. Either the time travel is all about immortals and martial arts, or it's an American movie and a game world with a similar background. Whether there are ghosts, things that are ineffective as human weapons, is a big focus. As long as there are things like ghosts or demons, that is, enemies that cannot be killed by human weapons, try not to confuse it with a world where weapons can kill all enemies. Time travel comics also need to be subdivided into genres. Those with a clear training system, such as Sea of ​​Death, are one genre. There is a type without a clear system. FATE, which has a system but looks very messy, should be classified in the category without a system, including Zhan Crimson Eyes. There are also categories such as daily life and various strange settings. If the world style is not chosen correctly, this type of multi-world travel theme will easily fail.

Very average, the protagonist doesn't even know what he's doing

The author of the original female character in the fanfiction is Zhenyong

If you want to create your own setting when writing a fan story, it's best to mention two settings in advance. Don't deviate from the basic world view when setting it up. If you add a setting to a materialistic technological world, it's best to use hard and soft science fiction. It seems very inconsistent to use Cthulhu hard.

. . . . . Just use this book as a practice. Writing an original female protagonist in a fanfic is a failure.

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First of all, it is the first novice copy. It gives you a buff to earn gold coins and free resurrection and safe zone teleportation props. What are you doing? Are you following the supporting character on a mission? Do you know how to use these two novice benefits? In the early stage, if you are careless, you must fly a plane to hit the nuclear bomb. It is you who kills the nuclear bomb when it is detonated. It takes off directly at the first level. Anyway, there are restrictions on spending money later and it won't collapse, right? Then the parasitic beast played an awkward game, spending the most money to deal the most damage, and killing the boss in seconds with 300 gold coins. What were you doing before? Brushing equipment? You also interacted with the characters and other natives to advance the plot, and played with them within the system. You are really frustrated by the fourth natural disaster. You have written about instruments for detecting abnormal life. I played with a group of monsters for a day with a pack of cigarettes and a gun. It was all kinds of terrible. In short, it was poorly written. The last funny part came. People wear various clothes and leave a world for themselves to relax. What are you doing? Iron iron. I won't talk about the service team. You can just enjoy the convenience. How about starting a company to engage in film and television business? Are you thinking about gods and demons? Is it necessary? Short of money? Short of people? Lack of power? Build yourself a larger remote manor, dig some basements, and play whatever you want. Occasionally, you can go out and start some side plots to engage in ambiguity. You can also play it if you want to be a saint in front of others. You might as well go straight to the urban business war genre. The protagonist you wrote has such a brain. One gold coin is 10 million. If you don't buy the gold coins in the first level, you will play with your head and capital. You won't even have any pants left, and then you will become so angry that you will end up with World War.

How should I put it... The writing style is very consistent with your author level ~(￣▽￣~)~ In other words, Zhi Dacai (referring to the writing style) is very consistent with you.