About the tragedy of light curtain images

I can't understand the brain circuits of some readers. Essentially, the male protagonist invites people in the real world to watch a tragic movie, and then uses this huge emotional ups and downs to gather fantasy power.

The biggest selling point of this book is the reaction of the relevant characters after seeing the light curtain image story. In this case, how could there not be those classic tragic plots in the light curtain image.

But some readers directly interpret what the bright image itself is? Some people actually left a message asking why they wanted to read the fanfic, saying that if this kind of plot happens again, they will give up.

Isn't this equivalent to threatening the author who writes about entertainment, not to allow a certain movie to appear in the book? Because this movie is a tragedy, I want to make up for my regrets, so I am not allowed to include this movie in this entertainment book.

I:"???"

If you want to read fanfics that purely make up for regrets, you should watch those who travel through these worlds.

The story of the light curtain image in this book does not originally happen in that world, but the protagonist, a fun-loving person, invites everyone to watch the movie together, hoping to make people in that world think that it happened, thereby collecting a lot of fantasy power.

Isn't the biggest selling point of this book the huge reaction of the corresponding characters in the real world after seeing the plot of the cemetery-like brother?

Although the content related to the magic modification is different from the original work, I have retained some classic plots, especially plots that can cause huge emotional fluctuations, in order to allow the characters in the real world to have huge emotional reactions.

Isn't it nonsense to threaten the author not to write out the classic plot in the original work?

One last time, the relevant characters in the real world are very happy. The story in the light screen image is basically a fictional film component, and it is a drama within a drama.

If you have such a big reaction to the plot of the play and even threaten the author, please abandon it decisively.

Because it will appear again in the future, there will be no shortage of classic plots in light screen images, whether they are tragedies or comedies.

So I'm sorry for the readers who directly entered the drama within the drama. There should be no shortage of knives. The knives are originally meant for the audience in the drama, and the readers are purely people who have fun. Looking forward to the reaction of the audience in the real world, this is the biggest selling point.

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