Reborn as a Demonic Tree by XKARNATION

I read a novel where the main character is a stone, the main character is a stick, the main character is a sword, the main character is a computer, the main character is a system, the main character and much more. A novel in which the protagonist is an integral entity. For example, I remember a novel where the main character was a sword (Chinese novel) And there is just a gorgeous plot, but it's a pity that the novel was abandoned. If you compare 27 chapters of a Chinese novel with this one, you can immediately see a huge difference. If I remember the name of the novel, I'll give a link.
The protagonist of this novel, although he says that this is a mistake, does not try to cope with it. How did he live in real life? That's probably why he died. He does not even try to study information about the world in which he found himself. He directly says that he is not interested. A real idiot is saved only by plot armor. At the expense of the girls in his environment, they simply are. And they added him to the novel and made him emotionally attached to the hero just like that.

It seems you didn't even bother to read my comment properly.

I am pretty sure that I wrote that "tropes" is clearly a stupid point to judge a book. With the amount of books that are being pumped out yearly it is next to impossible to have something completely original. There is gonna be some kind of trope. I am expecting sooner or later that with this attitude people are gonna call breathing oxygen a trope.

The only thing authors , especially new authors, that can do is mismatch "tropes" in such away that it might seem original and make people like you shut up for a second. Though you are gonna realize after a second that these are still tropes and be completely confused as to why you were complaining about tropes being bad but still continue to complain because you are already this far in.

The problem with tropes is clearly that authors are repeating the same template. The probelm is when they are "badly" or even "wrongly" implement that template. We don't need as readers everytime a newer and higher high to enjoy a story. This thinking process is simply ruining novels these days. Sometimes stability in this sea of unstable novels that are seeking something different for the sake of difference is a bit more appreciative.

That is if you hate those "templates" then more power to you. You are going to shout cliché because every song uses the same seven notes and their many slight variations. So there is a difference to 'I personally hate those specific tropes' to 'novel with tropes are objectively bad'.