She Is a Combination of Discarded Cases and Can Kill All the Scripts

Settings that break the rules: From the very beginning, Ming Zhao, as a "combination of abandoned cases", was destined to be incompatible with the conventional settings. She is no longer the simple "stand-in" character, nor is she the inevitable winner in the "counterattack" plot. She carried many vests and played with every setting fragment, and finally found her own position in free creation. This setting feels novel and amazing, and the whole book gives people a sense of subversion from the beginning. Disintegrating copy: The disintegrating part of the copy in Chapter 1 is a very attractive setting. Ming Zhao and her partners were forced to enter those copies that had gone out of control due to free creation, trying to solve the chaos caused by the collapse. Especially the palace battle dungeon, the complicated power struggles and human calculations made me completely immersed in it. Copies are not just tasks, they are the product of free creation and may rebel and break the order at any time. This setting adds a sense of layering and suspense to the entire story. Interaction of characters: The interaction between Ming Zhao, Xian Ke and the light of the abolished case is very interesting. Xian Ke's rationality and the calmness of Abandoned Cases are in sharp contrast to Ming Zhao's boldness. The three of them are like a wonderful puzzle piece, pushing the copy forward bit by bit. Especially when facing the collapse of the copy, their teamwork is particularly important. The game between freedom and order: The topic of "free creation" triggered a lot of thinking in me. Ming Zhao's goal is not to simply break the existing order, but to find true balance through free creation. And this balanced discussion is not limited to abstract philosophical discussions, but is directly reflected in her interaction with each copy. Each copy is her re-creation of freedom and order, as well as her defense of the right to set characters. Summary: "Copy Breaker" is not only an "adventure" story, it allows us to see the collision of humanity and wisdom in the conflict between creative freedom and setting. Every copy is a challenge, and the growth of every character is inseparable from their game with the rules of free creation. This complex structure and layering make people unable to stop reading it. As a lunatic at the bottom of the script tower, I can only admire Ming Zhao's bold creation. This book breaks my understanding of traditional routines in terms of setting. In subsequent chapters, we will definitely see more stunning settings and more complex character conflicts. I can't wait to continue exploring these dungeon worlds with her. If you like stories with complex settings, free creation and character growth, this book is definitely not to be missed!