The Divine Power of Two Realms: I Light up the Incense in the Wasteland

Have you ever been an incense Shinto? Some random writing, taken for granted. This way I have a golden throne. The incense is very strong on it. Author, go up and sit there for two days. Familiar and familiar.

I feel that the most difficult thing about writing two-world novels, especially Shinto novels, is that the protagonist works hard for the people in the wasteland, but there are always people who seem smart but are actually stupid and want to know everything. Then the protagonist conquers the world in another world for the people in the wasteland. People in doomsday novels But it can be said that it is not helpful, it can almost be said that it is enjoyable, but it seems that the people in the wasteland world are of no use. Many novels written in the two worlds will gradually develop into more and more white-eyed wolves in the wasteland worldview. This is why there are so many two worlds. The identity of the protagonist was revealed before the world was even written. It was said that it was a two-world story, but in fact, in addition to being able to travel between two worlds, the protagonist was actually sucked by the people in the wasteland world. Then, in the end, people in the wasteland world believed in the protagonist, were loyal to the protagonist, and then studied the protagonist or the abilities brought by the protagonist. This is why there are not many people in the world of two worlds. It seems that the protagonist is too selfless to the people in his own world, and the people in the other world work hard for the protagonist, but they look like clowns or puppets.

The subject matter is good, the writing is good, and the plot outline is online, but it feels a bit unattractive, and some of the handling methods don't feel like they were written with this writing style.

The author writes well, keep it up, keep up the good work, and write more in the future. I will give you 10 monthly votes every month.

The "Human Emperor" should also be considered a kind of god. With the protagonist's achievements in rebuilding civilization, he can definitely become the Emperor of Humanity.

This theme is a bit similar to the apocalyptic god I was chasing some time ago.

Regarding the two-world novel, you can write about group portraits, the development of civilization, the series of crises encountered in the development process, and the setbacks experienced. If the author is proficient in human psychology (social engineering), it should be a good article. No one has written in this direction, and it is very difficult. However, the advantage is that it can maintain the balance of the plots of the fairy world and the apocalyptic world.

It turns out that the world is doomsday.

Keep writing. If the subject matter is popular, I feel like I can take off directly.

Yes, more reality revival