I Might Not Be Human
我可能不是人
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 649k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1d ago
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The Reasonable Reader (Infinite Worlds / Crossover Anime / Fan Fiction / Anime)
The plot must make sense and the logic should have no major flaws. I lean toward infinite-flow stories and crossover fan fiction. I usually recommend only one book by each author. If they've written other particularly good ones, I'll mention them in the recommendation, except for books I especially love.
Promising New Gems
I think these books have promising premises and plots so far. Keep in mind that everyone has different standards for what makes a great book, so the works on this list might not be to your taste. And even these promising young stories may go off the rails or be abandoned by their authors for any number of reasons. There's nothing we can do about that. The recommendations here reflect each book's updates as of the date this list was posted. Whether they go on to become hits or get abandoned is be
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The protagonist set by the author is an aboriginal, and there are too many explanations of the power system of the other world in the article. The protagonist is an aborigine and does not know the setting of the curse. But we readers all know that you write in such detail, which feels very boring. Now that the number of free words is so many, can everyone still tolerate it? It seems that there are other worlds in your introduction. Are you going to write in such detail after it is published?
The feeling that Holy Grail gives me is that it has a complicated setting and weak combat power.
The high-density settings are like biting into a dry bun—completely devoid of moisture and smoothness, as if they were just embellished as an outline and then released.
There are so many settings that I feel sick.
With great difficulty, I watched the protagonist operate, thinking about how to continue to operate later, but in the end, the author threw out a lot of settings. Look at Fantasy World Time Travel. Although some of the scripts are very messy, especially the Marvel plot of Mutants, which throws a lot of settings, at least the protagonist's operations are smooth and can make readers feel happy.
The point of the comprehensive comics and Zhutian where the indigenous protagonists are having sex is wrong, right?
It's pretty good. It's not the kind of story with a high density of lighthearted moments, but rather the kind with a high density of setting details.
This is a complete mess. I've already read the comments, and you're still waiting to explain the setting to me? How do you write good filler text and cut corners?
The protagonist is a transmigrator but not a native.
A common problem with Type-Moon fanfiction is that a large amount of setting explanations are interspersed with a small amount of plot.
I've been writing about so many spells for so long 😲, but the plot isn't too different from the original, giving me the feeling that the protagonist is about to do something big, but it's also a bit messy _(:з"∠)_