What kind of plot does Fufu Kitchen fear the most in the future?

Malicious CP and Responsibility in the Virtual World

No matter what happens in the storyline, there’s no need to worry, because if the plot collapses, there’s still fanfiction. In a virtual world, you can be whatever you want to be, right?

What I fear the most is when someone takes a quick glance at the plot and starts imagining themselves being betrayed, and then, in order to drag others down with them, they start saying disgusting things about others, including but not limited to creating malicious CP (character pairings) everywhere (especially in the comments section of fanfiction).

In the end, the people who truly care about each other have to shoulder the blame for these narrow-minded individuals.

Fanninga Likes Violette

Fanninga likes that Violette.

The Battle of the Gods and Fu Fu’s Dagger

In the end, the Battle of the Gods had to take place as winter arrived. The Seven Rulers were forcibly summoned to participate in the event because the system determined that Fu Fu was the Water God. As the other six rulers were genuine gods, Fu Fu was just a pretender, making her the perfect candidate to add drama to the battle.

Virtual Character Setting and Aesthetic Evaluation

There is nothing scary anymore. (crossed out)

Funnina’s character setting has basically been finalized, so there shouldn’t be any big surprises under normal circumstances. If we have to say something, it would be overturning her 500-year persistence, such as finding out that she was deceived or threatened, and everyone knowing she was deceived but only pretending to go along with it.

By the way, it is precisely because of this reason that I have a very negative impression of Silkock. Her casual and indifferent attitude towards the Fondan disaster is simply mocking the efforts of Funnina (and Fukaros).

The difference between Nazhdar and Vasily, as well as Fen’na’s declining evaluation

There’s nothing to be afraid of.

The plot of Nazhdar actually isn’t a problem. It’s just that Shu’ya also has a character named Sanbing, and he is highly controversial. This indirectly led to some players venting their frustration on Nazhdar in version 3.6, which affected their perception of her. Of course, we shouldn’t take Shu’ya’s “self-destruction” too seriously. After all, this is a 2D game, and the story will not lead to the worst possible outcome. So even if the Grass God wants to “self-destruct,” it can be understood (after all, it’s a classic plotline).

So will Fen’na’s evaluation decline around version 4.6, like Nazhdar? I don’t think so.

First, Nazhdar’s declining evaluation is closely tied to Sanbing, who is a playable character. However, Vasily, who fills the role of Sanbing (villain + scapegoat), is already determined to be a lost cause and cannot be associated with anyone else.

Second, Nazhdar is still a deity, with responsibilities that increase the likelihood of problems arising. Fen’na, on the other hand, has retired. Since Fen’na’s mission has already been completed, I speculate that future plots will be more like epilogues, leaning towards ordinary daily life, at most adding some settings and filling in some previously dug plot holes. It would be quite difficult for this kind of plot to have major spoilers.

So rest assured, there is at least one thing that is certain: in all future plots involving Fen’na, only sweetness will be given, and no knives will be handed out. Just like Klee, she will become a mascot. With Fen’na’s current popularity, if there are any problems in the related plots, they will not be comparable to the mediocre rhythm of scattered grass.