From collecting to haphazard experimentation, Alexander Creed briefly peeked at the secrets of existence in an incident involving chaos. Having been given the chance to relive his life, Alexander decides to move out of his reclusive comfort zone and test how far his methods would change the world.
From this, he becomes a Chaos Butterfly whose wingspan encompasses everything from comic books, toys, animation, tv shows, video games, movies, music, even beauties... and MORE.
More often than he'd like to admit, Alexander Creed's re-life was clearly inspired by a Hollywood Creed.
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This is a semi-Hollywood story if that's what you're wondering.
This is a work of fiction and a lot of unresearched topics so don't bash my trashy work too much.
Also, this is just a fictionalization of things for entertainment and just sharing for free. Hope I don't get into much trouble for it and hope I don't get sued or whatever.
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I thoroughly enjoyed the beginning of this fictional work. However, as the story progressed, I became increasingly disinterested due to the unrealistic nature of the protagonist producing multiple comics/manga. The sheer quantity of work became overwhelming, even considering the protagonist's exceptional memory and creativity. It seems the author lacks an understanding of the immense effort required to produce even one piece, let alone the multitude of works attributed to the main character. Additionally, there is a lack of tension or setbacks in the narrative, resulting in a monotonous experience. The story revolves around a "gary stu" archetype, a boy genius who excels at everything without encountering any real challenges that would push him out of his comfort zone. While I appreciate the premise, this story would greatly benefit from a more grounded and well-researched approach. I suggest taking note of these aspects if the author ever decides to embark on a rewrite.
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Found a gem, great writing and story and I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. 10/10 would recommend. Keep up the good work!
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This story is good 5/5 It is entertaining by re-doing one's life and by using the future knowledge and capitalizing on it and stealing the iconic movies from the 80's like BTTF and other movies and starting creed entertainment with his grandpa. This story is for people who like 80's and 90's movies, games and comics.
Ps- Thanks for all the chapters.
Pss- it's kind of addicting to read read this in a small amount
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Greatly written story with excellent world development and character growth
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A good fanfic with a new look at events, one of the best. This isn't the first fanfiction I've read at the time, so I'm confident in that assessment.
Of course, it is not without its drawbacks, but so far nothing critical, although it was close.
On the whole, this is a pleasant read. The only thing that remains for the author is not to lose the drive and be careful with romance and erotica, since not enough quality performance can ruin a novel.
I hope the author will be able to describe the whole story up to the end of Infinity War and also 2020. In any case, by then the butterfly effect will have changed the world so much that associations will be pointless, so that unpleasant politics will for the most part be nothing to worry about.
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I wanted to give this a 5 star, but reduced 1 star because from my view, during the initial volume arc, there was so much data being given over the comic or movie with company background the author or the comic being taken from etc etc. It comes to a point where there is a lot of introspection and description but no "Dialogues" people don't speak to each other, it's just a dry summary like an essay. I honestly had to skip many chapters like that, you will be hard pressed to see "quotes" for speech in a chapter. The story has a good idea, writing is good, but build and speak more about the character not just 'wiki' kinda info on the comic being plundered. I want to know about how the real-re-life of Alex Creed progresses by actual interactions between other characters. If you take out all the detailed data on comics and movies, you end up with very little actual conversations between people. The later towards the end part after 300 plus I think, there is dialogues, but try to make more about people and not just the product sales. It becomes like bring products, explain products, sell the product and talk about the product history, making, and all that but not the actual people Alex's interactions.
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Still as good as ever I see. Hahahahaha nice at least there is a back up when webnovel has problems again
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