Do you like Mary Sue comic vine?

I don't like Mary Sue. Their presence in comic vine can feel forced and unrealistic, taking away from the authenticity of the story world.

Writing a novel without Mary Sue meant not to write those unrealistic novels that were detached from real life. The protagonist usually had a perfect personality and experience. Everything was in the author's control. There were no challenges or difficulties. Such novels were easy to feel boring and unreal. Writing a novel required a focus on the ups and downs of the plot and the development of the characters so that the readers could truly feel the charm and meaning of the novel.

The Mini-Mary Sue novels were novels with dull plots, but gorgeous and romantic characters and emotional descriptions. The word Mary Sue often appeared in such novels, meaning "extremely beautiful, lucky, and excellent woman." I think the Mary Sue novel is feasible in some ways to satisfy some readers 'needs for romance and fantasy. However, in the process of writing, one needed to pay attention to moderate fiction and exaggeration, and not be too detached from reality. At the same time, the readers also needed to look at the plot and characters in the novel rationally. They could not be overwhelmed by emotions to avoid unrealistic fantasies. Mini Mary Sue novels could be used as a form of literary creation, but they needed to be careful to avoid being too detached from reality and misleading readers.

Mary Sue novels are a type of online literature popular in the mainland of China. Usually, the main character is a woman. The protagonist usually has all the perfect qualities, including intelligence, beauty, wealth, love, and so on. These works often fabricated an extremely exaggerated and unrealistic worldview and exaggerated descriptions of the protagonist to make it seem too perfect and omnipotent. These novels often had a strong fairytale-like color and often had unrealistic plots and character relationships. They were considered a literary form that was overly sweet, unrealistic, and lacked realistic basis.

The names in Mary Sue usually used words that sounded beautiful, dreamy, noble, or mysterious, such as: Aristocrat: This term is often used to refer to people with noble status, such as students in elite schools, waiters in elite restaurants, etc. Angel: This word is often used to refer to beautiful people or creatures such as angels, vampires, etc. Prince: This term is used to refer to people with noble status and handsome appearance such as princes and princesses. 4. Princess: This word is used to refer to people with noble status and beautiful appearance, such as princesses, owners of castles, etc. Young Master: This term is used to refer to people with noble status and wealthy lives, such as young masters, sons of mafia bosses, etc. Goddess: This word is used to refer to beautiful, noble, and charming people such as goddesses, Cinderella's fairies, etc. Prince Charming: This term is used to refer to handsome, charming, and noble people such as Prince Charming, the princess's boyfriend, etc. Of course, these words did not necessarily apply to all Mary Suewen because everyone's name had its own unique meaning and background. It had to be chosen according to the specific situation.

The Mary Sue plot usually referred to the image of a woman with extraordinary charm and perfection in the novel. She was often omnipotent, perfect, and sometimes even overly dependent on men, lacking independent thinking and self-growth. This kind of plot is usually used to attract the reader's attention, but it can also make people feel disgusted. Although the Mary Sue plot may be used in some novels to create a romantic fantasy atmosphere, if you are too obsessed with this plot, it may cause readers to have false expectations and misunderstandings about the female characters and interpersonal relationships in reality, so it is considered a hateful plot. However, it should be noted that the Mary Sue plot was not an element that all novels contained. Some of the plots in novels were more realistic and reasonable, which could arouse the readers 'resonance and thoughts. Therefore, readers of different types of novels would have different views.

Mary Sue plots usually referred to an extremely romantic, unrealistic, and fictional character in a novel. The plot often included exaggerated emotional descriptions, perfect looks, powerful magic, or supernatural abilities. Although the Mary Sue story is very popular in online novels, I think there are many problems with this kind of story. First of all, Mary Sue plots often ignored the feasibility in real life. Many plots were fictional and could not be realized in reality. Secondly, the emotional descriptions in Mary Sue's plot were too exaggerated, often ignoring the true character and inner feelings of the characters, making the readers unable to truly understand the relationship between the characters. Finally, Mary Sue plots often ignored the true description of the story background and character setting, making it impossible for readers to understand the logic and rationality of the story. Although the Mary Sue plot is still popular in some novels, I think we should pay more attention to the real life plot and characters instead of just focusing on the fictional romance and unrealistic plot.

😋I recommend the following novels to you, all of which are funny Mary Sue novels: "Picking Up a Big Star"-Ma Lisu picked up a real prince who had transmigrated and became a popular male star through the screenwriter's hands. He was a serious and funny assistant when it came to romance. "Fighting with Mary Sue every day"--Yuan Dada entered the life of killing Mary Sue. Every mission was a journey of a perverted girl and a villain. "Transformed into a Cat by the System"--The heir of the cold and aloof wealthy family turned into a cat. He sprinkled sugar crazily and was sweet to the surface. The early stage was a daily routine, and the later stage was a sci-fi ability. "Dressed as Mary Sue's cannon fodder female number N"-White Tea transmigrated into the cannon fodder female in Mary Sue's novel. After killing Mary Sue, the plot of the brainless Mary Sue became the revenge plot of the overbearing CEO. She was speechless and happy. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend the following two Mary Sue campus novels to you: "There's a Sleeping Beauty in My Home": The introduction is useless. It's a love story between two funny people. The female protagonist had long, colorful hair and only ate fresh flowers and drank dew. The male protagonist was a sleeping beauty. This Mary Sue campus novel would definitely make you laugh until you burst into tears. "I'm Your Slightly Sweet Time": The female lead was the Mu family's lost daughter, and the male lead was her tsundere childhood sweetheart. The first time they met, the male lead looked like he deserved a beating. However, he did not know that from the moment they met, their hearts only belonged to each other. This Mary Sue Youth Campus novel was very healing and definitely worth reading. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗