My Wife is a Top Diva

A single-female protagonist novel actually felt like a harem novel.

Either there is a single female protagonist... Just go it alone, or there are two female protagonists and the share of the balance is more equal, otherwise it will be stuck like this. The other one seems to know three of three in the world of single female protagonist. To be honest, this operation is disgusting.

I don't know how the author wants to write it, whether it's one, two, or more. If there's only one female protagonist, don't write so many female characters. For example, the protagonist's teacher's family can be a son instead of a daughter. The female anchor is dispensable. I don't think it will have any impact. If there are two female protagonists, Li Feixue's role can be more. If there is a single female protagonist, it will be arranged in advance.

The concept is very clever, and a lot of suspense is set up in the book, waiting to be solved one by one, it is worth savoring

Currently in the second update, author, do you dare to update more slowly?

Since you want to write about a single female protagonist, don't make it ambiguous. If you want to write about something ambiguous, just write about the harem.

I thought you wrote that you should be single-minded after a breakup, but it turned out to be like a horse circle.

You don't need to read this introduction anymore, you still hide your identity, and you even change your identity and wear a vest. Is this a novel from 2010? Which normal novel today dares to write like this, for fear of not being thorough?

I saw this book on the Hearing page and started listening to it without looking at the ratings. The character setting of the protagonist was quite suitable for my personal requirements. The plot before it was put on the shelves was okay, although it was a little bit toxic, but I could read it. I just saw a female supporting character appearing frequently. I endured the annoying point for a while, but when I got to the chapter about pretending to be drunk, I couldn't stand it anymore. I went to look at the catalog, and the female supporting character appeared frequently in the catalog. It was too vicious. I couldn't stand it anymore. I gave up the book. I don't like reading bros who write ambiguous plots. After reading my speech, please think twice before you act.

Parents, relatives, friends, and fans of both parties (except for a few extreme cases) all support the male and female protagonists to be together, but there is no official announcement... Is it interesting to write like this? It seems that if the relationship becomes public, it may end immediately. Another point is that the male protagonist is overly deified. Even if it's a novel, it feels ridiculous.