After Losing My Feelings, I Quit the Team and Left Them

The core problem of quitting the team flow is that there must be a god. If the protagonist can portray a normal person, then the teammates will be a god. If the teammates want to be more normal, then the protagonist will become a god. You can only use some inexplicable logic to make up for it.

The essence of the quitting stream is that the teammates and the protagonist torture each other, and then break out at a certain moment. In the end, they should be killed or get along again. But this book is purely about the protagonist claiming to be rational, but in the end he tortures his teammates without telling any key information, and then blames the teammates for not understanding A buddy is right, you just write too many eight-part essays in the quitting stream and don't know how to make practical arrangements.

I'll go, it's the author who quit the team and started a new book

The setting of this book is fundamentally different from your past few books. The main character is not breaking off because his teammates are gods and tortured him to the point of being disgusted with each other, but the main character himself is mentally ill (has lost his emotions) and needs to go abroad for medical treatment. In this case, hiding the main character's own situation and forcibly creating misunderstandings and conflicts is inconsistent with the main character's self-proclaimed rationality and lack of emotion. Have you really never thought about whether the previous writing method is suitable for the setting of the new book?

Na na, it still tastes like arc light, it has a strong taste, no need for too much salt, peace, let's encourage each other.

Can't you say these five words "I've lost my emotions"? The reason for quitting the team is fundamentally untenable.

I'll go ahead and cut it tenderly and quickly. I didn't manage to make it to 200,000 words this time, but writing on this kind of subject usually doesn't last long.

All of your books have fewer words than the previous one, and this account is probably ruined. For the first one, I thought the future was promising. After all, the writing was very flavorful. Reading the comments said that maybe it was because of a mental breakdown. All I can say is that I wrote online articles. Good luck.

I quite like the author's previous books, but every time I just feel that the plot has reached a climax, and I am excited, I realize that it is actually the finale, and I am stunned after reading it several times. This time I just searched for this book and found out that it was cut again

It's a vicious circle. The purpose of raising books is to be afraid of cutting, which will lead to bad data and accelerate your cutting.

In the team quitting style, teammates used to be the gods, but now the protagonist is the god, which is a bit unaccustomed.

No 😭