I have been working night shifts for 14.5 hours continuously these two days, and there is training in between the night shifts. I have no time to update these two days.
Since I personally don’t know much about fairy tales and legends with a Western background, and my knowledge is shallow, I often get stuck when describing the world of fairy tales.
Fairy tales are like pearls that are not connected. I don’t like to use the structure of candied haws on a string. The protagonist is like going on an outing, passing through one copy after another, forming an independent chapter. What I hope more is to integrate it into a whole story. frame.
Therefore, the background of fairy tales is actually used in the writing, but the protagonist rarely involves fairy tales. In addition to the main plot, the main plot promotes the time travel from the infinite flow.
The background of the fairy tale world is overall too thin. Once it is too complicated, it will face a paradox, and the stories will be incompatible or even conflict with each other.
In the Grimm's Fairy Tales, in addition to the three princesses (Snow White, Cinderella, and Belle) who have distinct and familiar characters and stories, many more stories and protagonists are actually foils, such as the princesses in Andersen's Fairy Tales' Tinderbox. In fact, He is a dispensable and pure tool who only marries the princess to satisfy the protagonist. He has no rich life experience, no distinctive character signs, and does not even have a name or code name. It just becomes the happiness proposition of the protagonist becoming a king. This kind of happiness is undoubtedly very thin. Of course, I don't deny that this is an interesting story.
So let me recommend the princess. I really can't deal with the pale character symbol.
Different from short stories, they need to be logically self-consistent and have richer stories. Of course, originality and sublimation are necessary, but writing in this way is too laborious. I write fairy tales just to gain popularity.
After all, this book is not a fairy tale, but a fantasy mixed with legends and folktale types.
I am actually better at stories with Eastern backgrounds, such as fairy tales and folklore stories from Japan, India, and China.
Of course, I don’t exclude popular anime or movies.
So it’s hard to describe in one word, but I will probably still write about infinite time travel for the following plot.
Let me sort out my ideas first and see if there are any movies or animations that I can use.
