Restart the Fairy Tale from Narnia

There are many good things in fairy tales: tinder box, clover, magic cloak, magic lamp, magic mirror...

Sorry😥

It's actually a book about Narnia! It's so rare 👍, author, keep at it, don't give up! I support you! ! 💋

If the author really copied the book, it would be better to click on the original work and release it for everyone to read. He also copied the book and copied dozens of chapters. It is a waste of time. You who copy the book don't read it in the first place and you still write dozens of chapters without your own style. What else do you want to read?

Let me briefly introduce the protagonist of this book: He starts out as an ordinary person (emphasis added) - he does not have a heaven-shattering IQ, does not have super physical strength, he is not full of ideas, and he is not a "fun person". Just like 99% of ordinary people in life. I have no way to travel to the first world for myself or someone I know. When there are no system tasks or golden fingers, I will go crazy and commit suicide as written in some novels. Or I know that this world will have a good ending, but I have to rush to change the plot and seize the benefits in only three days (two of which are still being hunted, and the decisive battle on the third day), regardless of the unknown dangers that may arise later. Regarding the first volume, some readers reported that the protagonist basically followed the original plot without much change. Some even said, "It is better to just read the original story." Here I would like to explain a few points: 1. This book has constructed a complete world view and outline, and part of the setting draws on the creation view of "The Chronicles of Narnia" - however, this work may only have a vague impression on many people born in 1995, and most people born in 2000 are even less familiar with it. These two groups are the main force of Qidian Reading, so I need to help everyone understand the character's personality and the foundation of the worldview through a relatively familiar plot in the first volume. 2. The original work is about 80,000 to 100,000 words long, but the first volume of this book, including the description of the protagonist and the conclusion at the end of the volume, is only about 30,000 words in total. If you feel that following the main plot is too slow, you are welcome to start reading directly from the second volume. The core purpose of the first volume is to allow readers to understand the background of the world and to equip the protagonist with a certain ability to protect himself in subsequent stories. The first Narnia-related volume has 30,000 words. If you don't like the original plot, you can skip it directly. The complaints are mostly concentrated in the first volume, but considering that there are still relevant discussions in the comment area, I will explain them here in a unified way and will not reply to them one by one. Finally, I would like to emphasize that the theme of this book is "fairy tale". The fairy tale world has a certain "idealistic" setting. If the protagonist has a dark personality, he will not be selected by the "Book of Stories" at all. Therefore, the protagonist will not be the type who grabs treasures when they see them or accepts beautiful women when they see them, nor is he a bulldozer who always thinks that others "have a way to kill". Readers who like to see "three-light" protagonists may need to adjust their expectations. If you have any other questions or complaints later, please leave a message on this post. I will organize and reply below according to the situation.

It is incompatible with the mainstream, there is nothing attractive to watch, it is a bit tasteless, tasteless, and it is a pity to abandon it.

I heard that Aslan in The Chronicles of Narnia had a friend named Iluvatar who created a world called Arda, which is now also called Middle-earth. I wonder if he will go there.

It turned out to be Narnia. There are very few people writing this book. The last time I saw it, it seemed that it was a book about a fairy tale world. Judging from the comments section, the protagonist has no ability to change the plot, has no subjective initiative, and has amnesia and sealed memories, it is not good at all! ! ! These plots are either written by great masters or people who are desperate. If the author wants to make money, then this kind of writing is really not good! But if the author just wants to write a story and doesn't care about money, then that's fine. But this kind of book that overwhelms the protagonist and makes the protagonist unhappy will not be popular or make money.

How should I put it? I feel that it is not in line with the current mainstream and is quite niche. If the author wants to write, he must have inhuman perseverance.

In the first plot world, the protagonist's sense of existence is too low. With the addition of him, the plot has not changed much, and there is basically no gain. The strength and power have not improved. It looks boring and does not match the current popular trend. Fairy tales were very popular for a while. During that time, everyone either followed the power flow or the adventure strength flow. There is no way to gain benefits by traveling through time. So why travel to this plot world? I read a book that changed the plot of fairy tales and it was also the starting point. , Seems to be still following the new ones now, the author can check it out for reference. To be honest, it didn't start well, and there is no receipt. I have seen a few books about becoming the king of Narnia. Basically, they use that world as the basic base to make full use of the king's identity. Although most of them ended up being eunuchs, they still wrote one or two hundred chapters. Anyway, the author thought about it. When writing this world, the protagonist must have receipts, otherwise readers will run away bored.

The subject matter seems interesting, but this novel feels extremely boring... The writing and plot arrangement are terrible.

Sorry, I thought it was Nadia's treasure.

Why not get a gun? Get a knife and a match and go in In 1940, a bunch of weapons were made and sold. As the eldest son in the family, he must have saved money. At that time, gun buying was not strict... If you ask me, buy 6 Browning m1935s and 30 13-round magazines, all loaded with bullets. 4 carry them on the body, 20 magazines, and a backpack on the waist. If these 260 bullets cannot solve the current dilemma, then it is recommended to keep the last bullet for yourself.

The protagonist's subjective initiative is too low. At least that's what happened in the Narnia chapters.

Wait a minute, Na, Na what?

To be honest, except for the first part, which is a classic, the rest of the Chronicles of Narnia are pretty average. But I'm still looking forward to it. I don't know how it will be written, so I'll put it on the bookshelf for now.

So the protagonist is dressed as the boy who was bewitched by the Snow Queen? Fortunately there is no priest

Mummy 1~3. New Mummy.

Does your Narnia have a reincarnation platform?😏

Author, can you write about the world of "Hotel Transylvania"?

Author, could you please write down all eleven of Hayao Miyazaki's films: - "Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind": released in 1984, adapted from the comic book of the same name by Hayao Miyazaki, and is his first original film. ​ - "Castle in the Sky": Released in 1986, it is the first film produced by Studio Ghibli after its establishment. ​ - "My Neighbor Totoro": released in 1988, depicting nature and family love from a childlike perspective. ​ - "Kiki's Delivery Service": Released in 1989, it is a girl's growth story, showing the themes of flight and independence. ​ - "Porco Rosso": released in 1992, with World War I as the background, telling the story of the pilot's self-salvation. ​ - "Princess Mononoke": Released in 1997, it is an epic work that explores the conflict between man and nature. ​ - "Spirited Away": Released in 2001, it is the pinnacle of fantasy adventure and won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature Film. ​ - "Howl's Moving Castle": Released in 2004, adapted from a British novel, integrating magic and war. ​ - "Ponyo on the Cliff": Released in 2008, it explores love and responsibility from a child's perspective. ​ - "The Wind Rises": released in 2013, based on Zero fighter designer Jiro Horikoshi, exploring the contradiction between dreams and war. ​ - "What kind of life do you want to live": Released in 2023, it is Hayao Miyazaki's "final work", integrating fantasy and philosophical thinking. Can it?

How about this book? I want to read it

I remember they all became kings in it. Do you want to write about this experience?

Wow, it feels a bit like white moonlight😍

Such an old novel. I read Narnia when I was in junior high school. Some people still remember it now.

Is the protagonist's name weird?

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Author, can you write the movie "The Jungle Book"?

Author, can you write about the Harry Potter movie world?

Can you write the world of the first and second movies of "Maleficent"?