What Should I Do If It's Too Red?

I hope Le Yao and the male protagonist are together. The male protagonist actually likes her, but Le Yao just has to break up. She is very pitiful. She has no one to rely on except the male protagonist, so she wants to succeed, but in the end she finds that she is unable to do what she wants and is constrained by the company. When Le Yao leaves the company That's fine. After all, breaking up is a decision made by the company without authorization. The male protagonist and Le Yao are each other's first love, which is what we want to see. They care about each other, and Le Yao is also a queen herself, and she is a perfect match for the male protagonist, so I hope that lovers will eventually get married and give them a perfect ending. This is my hope

To be honest, I was disgusted with Le Yao when I saw her before, but after reading the most heart-warming chapter, she is actually quite pitiful. It is understandable that she has lived in such an environment since she was a child and does not trust people, but it is a bit too much for her to not trust the male protagonist. Don't say that I am a licker or something like that. My own three views are relatively standard. Everyone makes mistakes sometimes, why can't we be together in the end when we love but don't like the person? ? ? This isn't in real life, this is just fiction! Why can't the ending be better? I don't object to Le Yao and Chen Xiaoyue accepting each other and finally being together with the male protagonist. I also just hope that the male protagonist and Le Yao have a perfect ending, instead of two people who like each other having to watch each other fall into the arms of others. Brother, why does the world of novels have to be connected with the real world? The better the ending, the happier I am anyway. If possible, I hope the author can write a plot later on where Le Yao is determined to get to know the male protagonist again and wants to get the male protagonist back. The above is just my opinion. If you don't like it, you may not like it. I still believe that the ending of the world in a one-sentence novel must be better.

I feel that the protagonist and Le Yao can reconcile again. After all, as mentioned before, Le Yao does not want to break up. Their breakup was caused by their manager, and they both still love each other. Later, when the protagonist enters the entertainment industry, he gradually understands Le Yao's suffering. As long as they are given a chance to meet and explain, they can reconcile. After going through this and reconciling again, the relationship will be stronger than before. If it were a single female protagonist, I personally would prefer that to be the case. After all, they still love each other. The protagonist also understands her suffering, and she also understands his injury. As long as there is a chance to explain, they will cherish each other more. (My girlfriend and I broke up because of a misunderstanding. Later, with the efforts of our mutual friends, we explained clearly, and now we cherish each other even more. We are both discussing when to get married) I hope the author will consider that the protagonist is very similar to Le Yao and me. Although not as good as them, it is almost the same. Isn't this a good ending?

I hope Le Yao and Li Zhan will have a perfect ending. The novel is derived from reality, but is higher than reality. It is precisely because of this that there are different worlds in the novel, and precisely because it is a novel, there are plots that cannot be found in reality. Novels can arouse resonance, but please do not judge the characters in the novels with realistic values ​​and vision. Every novel is a story, and there are comedies and tragedies. Many of us have an unforgettable first love in our hearts, and it is often difficult to meet again in reality, but I hope to give Le Yao and Li Zhan a perfect ending in another world.

Being together, Le Yao, is not worth it. My Tam doesn't want to see the ending of being together. If she hadn't come to the system, would Le Yao have glanced at Cannon in the crowd? Cannon had lost so many things for her, and she asked for bread. Why did she keep paying for it? When she chose to give up love, this girl didn't know how to make Cannon pay.

It's not that Le Yao doesn't love her, and he didn't initiate the breakup. If the male protagonist had communicated with Le Yao more, this wouldn't be the case. If Le Yao is sick or wears less clothes, the male protagonist instinctively makes subconscious actions for Le Yao, which shows that he still loves her deeply in his heart. If the score is written, I think it will be a failure.

Originally, the protagonist had been devoted to Le Yao for five years and had been helping Le Yao to get admitted to the film school. However, after Le Yao became a queen, her studio issued a breakup notice. This is a huge harm to any man. Moreover, as a queen, how could Le Yao dare not even refute what her manager said? Also, one year after their breakup, Le Yao never asked the protagonist or gave an explanation. When she received an invitation to return to her alma mater to attend the graduation party, her manager made the decision to reject it privately, but she did not give any explanation. And even if the agent privately announced the breakup, she would have known about it for a year, but she still didn't make a call or send a text message to explain to the protagonist. At one point, the protagonist has a scumbag manual given by the system. As a scumbag, you can scumbag anyone but you cannot lick anyone. The protagonist can scumbag Le Yao but you can never be with Le Yao. If you are together, the author, you will definitely lose a lot of readers! The above are my opinions and suggestions. I hope the author will adopt them!

I saw the chapter where Le Yao insisted on Li Zhan singing "Love" to her! I want to say it's so mean! I oppose their reunion and would rather Li Zhan and Xiaoyue be together!

To be honest, the writing was a bit vicious in the early stages, but the writing gradually got better in the later stages, and it can be seen that the author's writing skills are improving. I think the protagonist doesn't necessarily have to compose sad music about the relationship between men and women. Emotional songs like "Prose Poems Written by My Father" are also good. In addition, if Chen Xiaoyue is lively and cute, can she take the protagonist to some music festivals? Then the protagonist can create some electronic songs like "Faded", and then start to create various foreign songs, and then she can give Chen Xiaoyue songs like "Baby" to open up the international market.

What should I do if it's too red? Dye it green😒!