One possible fault could be that the character development wasn't as deep as it could have been. It felt a bit rushed at times, leaving you wanting more depth.
The following was a recommendation for a novel similar to " It's All My Blame for Being Too Deep in Character ":
1. After the Hidden Marriage, Doctor Fu Flirted Her Every Day and Lost Control. Author: Su Zihuan
2. Reborn Queen of Hidden Marriage. Author: Gumushuang
3. Time Limit Obsession. Author: Shi Jingjing
4. "Favor Soft", Author: Pear Dimples Qing Tian
5. " Blame it on love for hurting people too much."
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Among the novels that had a gap between the Chinese gods were " Revival of Mythology: Only I Choose Chinese Mythology " and " The Heavens of Light." These novels described the situation of the mythological fault in the Chinese civilization. The protagonists worked hard to revive the Chinese gods and participated in the God Wars to save the country. These novels were full of fantasy and adventure elements, showing the charm and importance of Chinese mythology.
Everyone's Looking for Trouble was a puzzle game that required players to find subtle differences between two similar pictures. The game provided a variety of modes, including battle mode and challenge mode, as well as multiplayer and friend mode. Players could compete by competing in terms of completion speed and points. There were two pictures in each level of the game. The player had to carefully observe and click on the differences. For more difficult levels, players could use items to obtain hints. The game design of Everyone's Looking for Trouble was unique and creative, suitable for players of all ages.