Rebirth of the Divine Sound of Heaven

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Men shouldn't be so weak. That's not the case in modern times. Women can be strong too. You portray men as too weak. Although I like to watch it, it can't be like this!

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My sister is one of the female protagonists. Even if she can't accompany the male protagonist, she can't be Xu Tianling's sword guard. Especially since that guy is still obsessed with his sister, doesn't the sword guard have to be by his side all day long? It makes me uncomfortable just thinking about it. I was originally enjoying reading the novel, but this scene ended up happening.

I hope my character name can be included in your novel

Write about war or something and then the protagonist shows off his power. Don't always write about daily life. I believe that most people will get visual fatigue after reading daily life.

Personally, feminism is not about everything being in reverse, but about women being in power. It's a bit disgusting for you to do the opposite to a lot of people. Think about it, you're a grown man, and you're trying to make up for the fact that I'm a sissy, so I might as well write about sissies. Feminism, women's rights, women are in power, but men's true qualities can't be lost. You've changed everything except gender, which means you can vote for this book by changing the gender. It's a women's channel, but in the end, this is my personal opinion. To be honest, feminism is still difficult to write about. Writing about feminism requires a solid social theory and correct three views. It does not mean that changing your behavior will become feminism. Finally, I would like to say that this is my personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't criticize it. I am not criticizing it. This is just my personal opinion. Finally, I want to say that this book is not a bad writing by the author, but some words are not used for men. Also, don't wear sunglasses for everything. Respect between people is still very important. For important occasions, I think it is better to be more formal. If there are no rules, there will be no rules. What do most of the male protagonists who write books nowadays portray? Isn't it just plain disrespect for you to go to an important occasion carelessly? Something special? It is well known that being out of touch with the masses means being an alien. If you are special, others will not target you. Who will they target?

But emm, it's too feminine, the protagonist has no opinion, is weak, and may suit most people's taste. Personally, I prefer stories that are a bit opinionated, and stories about people who don't want to do anything but do this and that for various reasons. I'm a little tired of the aesthetics, and it's too girly. Here's the key point: QAQ, the reason why I don't watch it myself. The advantages are smooth writing, compact story, okay plot, and okay setting. Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it.

A harem is not a stud. If every female character is different and has a story with the male protagonist, where will the emotion come from if there is no story? It's not that readers don't like it. Nowadays, many harems are about the male protagonist rescuing the female protagonist or the male protagonist is very strong and the female protagonist falls in love with her. The male protagonist falls in love with the heroine because she is beautiful. This is unrealistic. The difference between a harem and a stallion is that each female protagonist and male protagonist have corresponding stories. People don't hate harems but stallions. Do you think readers will like it when you suddenly write about a beautiful woman who inexplicably falls in love with the male protagonist? Most male compatriots actually like to hug each other, so don't talk nonsense to me about not liking it. This kind of thing increases with age, and the same goes for women.