Savior's Diary: Starting in the Caribbean

I don't recommend writing about Mi (a popular Chinese author) here. This is Qidian, and Qidian is generally disliked by Mi. If you're purely writing Mi fanfiction, that's fine; there will always be readers. But if you mix Mi into multiverse stories, it's very difficult to maintain the balance. Those who like Mi will stop reading if they see your Mi fanfiction is short, and those who don't like Mi will just leave as soon as they see Mi. You don't please either side.

It's another classic case of overpowered cheating that doesn't give you a satisfying experience. Five ship girls from the Hurricane faction could easily beat up the Age of Sail. Hey, the author just had to add the consumption of live ammunition and energy. Isn't the Wisdom Cube supposed to be an infinite energy source? How come it becomes useless in your hands?

Five ship girls—the Ming Dynasty isn't just invincible; it's like saying, "I don't eat beef!" In this era, no army can fight against ship girls.

The story starts by tormenting the protagonist, then the system is activated, the newbie gift pack is full of gold, five more ship girls are added, turning the protagonist into an invincible character, and after a while, a solo mission comes along. The key point is that the protagonist has no abilities at all, just to make the protagonist feel frustrated again.

Do you guys like writing protagonists who grow and develop, all cut from the same mold? Do you all act like they'd die at the sight of a dead person? Are people really that fragile? A whole bunch of them would die at work.

If you're writing about ship girls, don't include other heroines. It makes the protagonist seem like a simp if they're still clinging to someone even when they have ship girls. How many anime heroines can compare to the ship girls who are completely devoted to you?!

As a Caribbean fan, I was initially quite interested to see Caribbean fanfiction on Qidian, but your novel's setting and plot have too many flaws. You're a crossover anime fanfic creator who also works in a chat group. It's fine if you start with the Caribbean world, and it's also fine if the protagonist doesn't get any power-ups at the beginning but does get one after suffering setbacks.

The first three chapters are pretty good. Well, how should I put it? They have both long-term and short-term goals, and the character design is just so-so, but at least it's worth watching. The idea of ​​overthrowing the Qing dynasty and restoring the Ming dynasty is not unacceptable. I feel like you're going to write BL (Boys' Love) stories, so I'll just have to accept it even if

The three golden chapters contain absolutely no substance.

Um, why are there movie worlds like Caribbean, 2012, and Train to Busan in crossover anime? The first one is understandable, since that world has magic and deep-sea monsters that can hone the ship girls and the protagonist. But I don't understand the latter two worlds. Aside from the 2012 catastrophe being troublesome, what's the point of going to those two worlds?