HPDBC Chapter 177 - 163 I Became the Protagonist of the Series
Chapter 177 - 163 I Became the Protagonist of the Series
Chapter 177: Chapter 163 I Became the Protagonist of the SeriesStar Dragon City, Inner City.
After unsuccessful re
After binge-watching to the latest episode, Lind really wanted to critique. For example, during his great battle with Two-Headed Bueno, there was an angle from which he actually looked better, but the Undead insistently chose a clip where he looked like he was naked.
You guys understand how to push the envelope.
When it came to Miss Mico, the style changed again, cutting her directly into a character like Kiki from "Kiki’s Delivery Service" would have been one thing; to Lind, they didn’t look alike at all, neither in appearance nor essence.
But someone specifically edited a romance subplot between him and Miss Mico, and that was a bit too much for him to endure.
Why was it edited to look like a romance between a domineering CEO and a ditzy sweet girl?
Didn’t anyone see how much he doted on Mico in his day-to-day life, it wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say he was at her beck and call, and Miss Mico was nothing like the ditzy and sweet stereotype.
As for Brittany and Mico, there was no sense of chemistry between the two. The only possibilities for them not to fight when they met were either Mico stumbled upon a bag full of various Magic Potion ingredients that day, or Brittany had eaten herself to the point of wanting to hibernate and sleep like a snake.
Yet, despite all this, the drama’s viewership remained high, causing Lind to often look at Brittany and Mico with an odd expression. His mind had been invaded by the dirty thoughts of the Undead, a thing even more terrible than the whispers of a god.
The game was war-themed, with elements of war being the most abundant, everything else merely seasoning.
The fundamental reason why the NPCs of Star Dragon City could become the protagonists of the drama series lay in their style.
While other NPCs were busy scraping and conspiring, the NPCs of Star Dragon City would always pressure the enemy like a BOSS, and the exhilarating combat scenes gave viewers the feeling of watching a grand effects-laden film.
The great iron gate slowly opened, and as the first figure walked out, an Undead quietly commented, "That’s Lance, the Frost Archer, never missing a shot, with antlers growing on his head. He’s one of the Lord’s powerful subordinates."
The Undead muttered to himself for a good while. Many NPCs walked out from behind the iron gate, and he filmed a lot of footage, but unfortunately, he did not catch sight of Lind.
The NPCs were gradually becoming accustomed to the bizarre behavior of the Undead, even to the point of treating them as if they were invisible, which led many Undead to complain that after the update, the NPCs’ AI seemed to have gotten weaker.
When a group of NPCs walked towards the Undead, their scattered positions, the long shadows cast by the sunlight, and their fierce aura gave the Undead the sensation of watching a group of BOSSes striding towards them with the formation of a superstar group.
The sense of oppression was almost palpable.
It really was different, and only the NPCs of Star Dragon City had this style.
It was as if they would dare to transform into red-named BOSSes and start a massacre the next second if they were provoked.
Besides the oppressive aura exuded by all the Main City Lords, the NPCs from other towns truly felt very ordinary, with mundane Armor and attire, cynicism unique to the Doomsday, and unremarkable combat abilities, lacking any sense of the intimidation brought by a BOSS that rules the world, just a bunch of small figures struggling for survival in the apocalypse.
Perhaps they appeared weaker and more real; even in comparison with them, all NPCs of Star Dragon City seemed too powerful, hardly like struggling survivors in a post-apocalyptic world.
But as long as they looked cool and handsome, that was enough.