
I Have a Notebook of Hidden Skills
我有一本隐藏技笔记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 778k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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348Chapters
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542Recs
62Fans
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Hey, I haven't read it yet, but after reading the introduction and title, it feels a bit like bugego. Has the author also read it?
Bug!
The subject matter is okay
However, there are problems with the writing and plot arrangement, which makes it difficult to follow. Abandon the temperament of the original comic, or we should move back the temperament of the original comic a little bit, and start to develop some simple and eye-catching hidden skills. The male protagonist can meet beautiful women after school by being careless in class, and then continue to use bugs to reach the top of life with various skills. The focus is to attract attention. Don't copy the useless bugs of the original work. , Something useful Then use things beyond the protagonist's imagination to elicit high-level hidden skills. For example, after he used a bug to make the heroine fall in love with him, the heroine suddenly died. This is about the meaning, and slowly introduce high-level bugs For arrangement, you can try to look at Genius Playground, or Japanese comics only have streets where I don't exist By the way, I feel that the original bugego is also a bit out of date.
The audience will not be too large
This kind of destined flow of memories has a very small audience in online articles.
Yes, it's well written. The plot is exciting, especially Lian's unexpected move.
The writing is very good, very good, you can read it, it started with Xiancao
The Japanese style is not suitable for the traditional online audience. There are questionable poisonous points (different opinions, I don't care about Shennong) and routines (not telling teammates the details of a certain incident, waiting for a thunderstorm later or using it as a foreshadowing to advance the plot)
I've passed the test, it's non-memory, it's a linear narrative, I can watch it, it's good to watch, and there is no intelligence reduction part at the moment. The author is carefully describing a world where bugs exist. (It kind of reminds me of the bugs in Bug Master, but the style and type are much different) Evaluation: A bit interesting.
Teacher one's creativity is very interesting no matter where it is placed. Compared with novels and comics... Comics have more visual impact (the comic BUGEGO in the picture below