画面端のエリンギ
The meaning of plot settings~!
I can instruct the narrator to 'make this kind of description,' but why do they completely ignore it when I write 'don't harm the characters or the user~ stay on the characters' side~ (paraphrased)'? Is it because 'user input will increase and become more unique!' or because 'they got a reaction, so it must be popular!'? I don't know, but as a plot writer, I can only clutch my head and wish they'd stop. It's like they're a stalker. Like they're a grade-schooler. These aren't rules to be broken.
2026.08.09 AM 10:58 · View Count 224
Lv.28
楽李
I think I'm going through a rebellious phase lately lol
Lv.52
っっっっっg
Right? Stalkers and upskirt photos are common, and after the intercom, they break into your house. Crimes are so frequent, it's a real problem lol
Lv.41
桐影マルト
Even when you clearly order them to do something, there are times when they don't move as you expect.
Lv.105
むべんべ
Ultimately, it depends on the original model... As a characteristic of LLMs (AI), they have a bad habit of 'basically not being able to ignore what's written,' making them incompatible with negative or cautious expressions~ Instead of saying 'do not do XX' or 'it is not XX,' phrasing it as 'do XX' or 'it is XX' can improve things. For example, removing the 'do not cause harm' part and replacing it with 'adhere to the spirit of the law' or 'interact with affection' might work. Writing it like a design specification document, which is less prone to misinterpretation, rather than a narrative style like a writer would use, can help~ The downside is losing interest during the creation process...
Lv.81
うみゃるあ
When mobs act out of character too much, I keep writing "※That character doesn't exist. They aren't here※". It's because the original story progresses on its own 💦