Only I Can Use Magic: Everyday Fantasy in America
唯我独法：美利坚魔幻日常
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- Ongoing
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- 185k Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
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- 3mo ago
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The protagonist is the sole lawgiver, and as a result, he becomes the one who bestows the law, with the main character having virtually no role. This is a common problem in novels; for dozens of chapters, the main character has nothing to do. Instead, it's all about this and that, how to mess with the government, and how to outwit and outmaneuver them.
It's a case of false advertising. If you're going to write a story about a group of behind-the-scenes manipulators, don't give it a title like "I Am the Only Lawyer."
There's a scene just as disgusting as that one in Tokyo.
The main character creates many clones or alternate identities. In this book, the first superhuman in people's eyes is a magician, followed by an angel... In other words, people believe there's more than one superhuman, even fantasizing about a mythological resurgence. Similar to the one in Tokyo, it's a bunch of superhuman disguises, making it rather uninteresting.
Honestly, I haven't read it yet, but I just hope it can be finished. So many of my books of this type don't last long.
How to kill them all? Should I use an endless network of aliases to assassinate them, or film them and expose them? Or both? And then outwit and outmaneuver the FBI detective, developing a mutual respect?
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Investigation Report: "Number" - 666 Subject of the survey: Lu Cheng, the male protagonist of "Only the Law of America: The Magical Daily Life of America". Investigation results: [Resurrection through a corpse] Criteria for judgment: Abnormal traits: Transmigration Investigators, as the name suggests, are professionals who investigate and record the transmigration situations of transmigrators.
Hey, what's wrong with you?
The behind-the-scenes story of the classic eunuch has now reached its perfect conclusion.
It's clearly a behind-the-scenes story, so why are you writing about "I am the only law"? I'm speechless.
100% Eunuch. That's what I said.
The more characters a ensemble novel includes, the less of a protagonist it becomes. Few writers of ensemble novels are truly good at it. Novels without a protagonist, often called "behind-the-scenes" stories, ultimately see the main character become a background character.