The book is called "Girl, There's Something Wrong About You".
So some smart readers should have figured out that every girl on the show has psychological traits that are different from ordinary people and that are not right.
Xing Yuanzhi suffers from bath addiction, also known as Ablutania (bath fever).
Wang Wanrou suffers from narcissism, which is called Narcissism. Narcissus is a beautiful boy in Greek mythology. It is said that he died of haggard because he fell in love with his own reflection in the river.
Cui Jinqi has mendacity, a tendency to lie.
As for other people, some have given hints or laid foreshadowings about their heterogeneity, while others have not been mentioned. This is a discussion point set for readers, and everyone can guess as much as they like.
The supporting characters are relatively normal. For example, although Dr. Wu Quemei loves to drink, she is not addicted to alcohol, she is just a greedy drinker.
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Having said that, let’s talk about some negative comments from readers.
Old readers who have followed the last book should know that I like to interact with readers very much. When I wrote "The Sword of Cangqing", I can say that I have read every book review during the serialization period, and there is 100% no mistakes.
——Unless you reply to a comment under someone else's comment, then I really won't receive the prompt.
I wrote this book, "Girl, There's Something Wrong About You," which was only about 100,000 words long, and received several times more negative reviews than "The Blue Sword."
Some readers told me that this is because your book is so popular. Well, it’s true that the starting performance of this book is many times better than that of Cang Qing. It can be said to be a world of difference. After all, Cang Qing has a talent of 240,000 words.
signed.
Of course, I actually read all the negative comments from readers one by one (even if I deleted some after reading them). Judging from the results, most of the negative comments are feedback from niche groups and are not suitable to be included directly in the text.
Supplementary modifications have been made to meet their requirements (because it will in turn affect the experience of the mainstream group), so I will do a Q&A here, hoping that everyone can better understand this book.
All Questions are feedback from readers, none of them are compiled by me. If you don’t want to read it, you can exit when you see this and wait for the text to be updated in the afternoon.
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Miss Wang’s memories:
Q: Wasn’t Miss Wang’s stamp of “forgetting things” broken by her father? Why didn’t she remember it?
A: The setting of the Thought Seal is similar to other gods, it is a rewriting of the character's thoughts. If Miss Wang wants to retain the memory, then the words of the Thought Seal should be "forget temporarily, wait for the [trigger condition] and then recall", then the memory
will be retained; otherwise, "forget" will be understood as erasure.
Q: Why is it necessary to decode the seal instead of sending a message and finding the servant through other means?
A: At first glance, there are many ways. For example, I am bound by the ideological stamp and cannot release the news. Then I can find someone outside who does not have the stamp, make him a servant, and let him deliver the news on my behalf. Can I do that?
Can't.
Whether you post it yourself, find someone to post it on your behalf, or put your computer on the ground, edit the post, and then throw a small rock forward randomly in the hope that it will just hit the Enter key, you are essentially directly passing it by yourself.
or indirect means to send.
The logical conflict of the Thought Seal is that it both drives you to find the servant and prevents you from sending the message by any means.
Is there a way to shift the blame, for example, if I don’t care, tell the family and let the family solve the problem?
Can't.
Miss Wang has a full understanding of her own IQ and knows that in the case of "calculating mentally but not intentionally", her "self in the morning" must have calculated all the actions that "my current self" may take, and used means to calculate them.
All blocked, leaving only one road:
That is, decipher.
The rest of the family will definitely not be able to solve it. "Which one of you can break the trap set by me, Miss Wang?"
So in fact, at that time, Wang Wanrou, out of full understanding and full confidence in her abilities (this is the key), she directly followed the instructions of her "morning self", that is, she directly went to decode the seal.
She is not at all like you, sitting leisurely in front of the computer or mobile phone, slowly thinking about whether there are other possibilities to break the situation.
After all, "With my wisdom, any more attempts would be just a waste of time."
Q: Using this method to remove the steel seal also falls into the category of "endangering the family". Why didn't Miss Wang tell the family?
A: Actually, I don’t belong to the “hazardous family”.
First of all, the prerequisite for this method to remove the steel seal is that your computing power must be at least close to that of the clan leader who placed the seal on you, so that it is possible to defeat the clan leader's steel seal.
The gap in strength between the third-grade and the lower-third grades is like a chasm. Almost no one in the clan has such computing power, except Miss Wang (who is born with super strong computing power).
Therefore, this method can only be used by Miss Wang herself. Even if someone thinks of a similar method later, they will not be able to use it.
By the way, even if Miss Wang didn't say anything, did the family really not know that such a loophole existed?
If a genius appears in the future and is born with higher computational power than the clan leader, then there won't even be such a hassle.
She just had to put on a good disguise and put a seal on herself before the ancestor worship ceremony, and it would be over. The clan leader put a seal on her and was defeated the moment it entered her brain. No one knew.
The reason why the Wang family doesn't consider this is because "such a person almost does not exist." If it really existed, you wouldn't be able to do anything about her - what if you can't beat her with computing power? Give up the position of the clan leader?
In the final analysis, from the perspective of family interests, as long as most people are bound by family interests, it is enough. As for a single genius trying to break through the restrictions, it is unrealistic to prevent it, because you never know how "terrible" the other person's talent will be.
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So since there is no way to eradicate it, it is better to let these geniuses decode the seals on their own. Not stopping them does not conflict with the "family interests first".
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Character setting:
Q: Azhi initially broke off the engagement, but later found out that her secret was discovered by the male protagonist. Why didn’t she kill the male protagonist and instead live with him?
A: Because Ah Zhi wants to know if the male protagonist has the power to enter dreams, and if so, he can explore the value. It is mentioned in Chapter 5 of the first volume.
Q: Knowing that Xing Yuanzhi doesn't like to be called "Azhi", why does the male protagonist keep calling her "Azhi"? Isn't it so uneducated?
A: In the relationship between men and women, "bullying" is also an ambiguous interaction. If Xing Yunzhi really cannot accept this title at all, as long as Cheng Jinyang is beaten seriously, he will understand and stop yelling. The fact is that Xing Yunzhi is
He never really got angry with Cheng Jinyang because of this, it was just just the right amount of anger. Cheng Jinyang also understood that the two of them had a similar tacit understanding.
(The talented man and the beautiful woman are flirting and flirting, it’s your turn to be a bitch)
Of course, some readers have a simpler understanding of love. For example, the relationship between a couple should be respectful and respectful, and they should never yell at each other or get physical... Just be happy with this.
Q: It feels like the relationship between Ah Zhi and the male protagonist is progressing too fast, and Ah Zhi is starting to get jealous because of the male protagonist. Is this inexplicable?
A: Wait a minute, are they in a relationship now? Why don’t I, a book writer, know about it?
Cheng Jinyang and Xing Yunzhi are connected because of their interests. Although they have some ambiguous and warm interactions in daily life, they are far from liking each other now. As for jealousy, what is that?
Little A chases little B, but little B doesn't agree. Then little A chases little C. Little B will be unhappy. Is little B jealous?
So the relationship between men and women is not just a bipolar state of [like] and [dislike]!
Don't just listen to the wind and rain, always think about making a big news, and rush people to run at every turn, okay?
Q: Isn’t it too utilitarian for Ah Zhi to stay with the male protagonist just for his golden finger? I don’t like it.
A: Women from aristocratic families are usually more sensible, and are less likely to fall in love at first sight. They are initially forced to combine based on interests, and then slowly develop into true love. This is the kingly way of writing emotional dramas.
If you have a mysophobia and cannot accept that the hero and heroine are together without feelings in the early stage, I suggest you watch female videos. I have recently watched a lot of female videos about campus love. Basically, the male protagonist has feelings for the female protagonist from the beginning.
I have a good impression, and then it gets heated up all the way and finally becomes sweet. There is absolutely no utilitarian factor other than feelings.
In addition, since the book is called "Girl, there is something wrong with you", it is destined that none of these girls will be normal in the early stages of their appearance.
Miss Ah Zhi's character is actually quite good, but she is just utilitarian. Miss Wang Wanrou's character is really bad. When I wrote the book, I already expected that some readers might give up the book and leave because they can't stand her.
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There's nothing you can do about it, you can't let me change the title of the book.
Finally, I like Miss Azhi very much.
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Family settings:
Q: It is clear that our family is about to fall into disgrace due to the lack of fifth-grade talents, and Cheng Jinyang has shown sufficient strength. Why is the Cheng family still so hostile to Cheng Jinyang?
A: It's just a political struggle. Why? In order to ensure the stability of the transfer of power, we would rather sacrifice other more talented sons and give up the position of heir to the legitimate son.
You can think that this system is stupid, but at least you can't deny that this system exists. In more simple terms, Cheng Qinghe failed in the political struggle. Today, Cheng Qingxin is the patriarch of the family, and there are factions.
With everything in place, and several sons such as Cheng Yizhou as heirs, the ruling foundation of the clan is basically as stable as Mount Tai.
Is it possible for a genius like you to suddenly make a comeback by taking advantage of Princess Nankang's power, and to expect a warm welcome from the clan leader and others?
If you still don’t understand, let’s use another analogy:
Suppose that the late Qing Empire, ruled by the Empress Dowager Cixi, was already in turmoil. At this time, the British ambassador suddenly brought someone to the court and said that this was the son of a prince before your Qing government. He started a business in the UK and became a rich man.
Now that he is a tycoon, he has brought funds and technology back to China to invest in a mutually beneficial and win-win situation with the Qing government. How do you think Empress Dowager Cixi will react?
Because the empire is in turmoil, will she welcome it, give it a warm welcome?
Of course, don't think that the Empress Dowager Cixi is insane. In fact, the Empress Dowager Cixi's political IQ is stronger than most of the people here, but some things require not IQ, but skill and courage.
Q: I understand all the above. When will the Cheng family die?
A: If you were pushed out by your boss in the company and you were given a free choice to counterattack, what would you choose?
Could it be that the entire company was wiped out?
We are all adults and should choose to play the adult way. Interest comes first, okay?
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Work settings:
Q: Is this book a world where blood is supreme?
A: No. There are two lines of power in the human camp in this book, one is technology and the other is superpowers.
Except for a few special powers, the vast majority of people with powers, even if they reach the fourth or even third level, will die if their heads are shot by a bullet.
Therefore, it is a sign of immature understanding of society that superpowers crush technology, and thus conclude that aristocratic families crush common people. I am of a higher level and I will defeat you in all directions. There is nothing you can do against me. That is fantasy.
A setting that only novice writers can have.
Q: Why are these chapters of XXX so watery?
A: I won’t deliberately fill you in, but there will definitely be some foreshadowing. If you find it boring, it’s either because you find these chapters boring, or you really want to watch a certain plot later.
Usually adding more updates can solve this problem.
But my book is on the contract list! If it exceeds 200,000 words, it will be off the list!
There have been too many things going on recently, and Cang Qing is pressing for a physical draft again, so I have to fine-tune the manuscript this afternoon, alas!
Please understand the update rhythm. After all, I am not a full-time writer, thank you.