Rebirth of the Great Entertainment System

Because I'm a girl, I don't like novels with two female protagonists. I think you, the author, don't respect female readers.

Let's count how many people didn't want to read the introduction immediately after seeing the two heroines?

Let me explain first, I don't hate having multiple female protagonists. After all, if that were true, I wouldn't read novels on men's channels. Reading novels on men's channels is just about pictures, isn't it cool? I also know that it is not easy for the author. Writing dual heroines is also based on the opinions of a large number of readers. After all, this kind of novels always lose readers when it comes to heroines! I just want to say, didn't Wang Shiyu's father send Wang Shiyu away because of the male protagonist's scandal? Now that the male protagonist has made this scandal a reality, do you think Wang Shiyu's father, a daughter-in-law, will still give his daughter to the male protagonist? Maybe the male protagonist will use her strength to force Wang Shiyu's father in the future, but I just want to ask, will Wang Shiyu's father agree? I only have one daughter! It's not like I don't have money, so why should I give my daughter to you? My daughter shares a man with another woman? Another point is, I think the male protagonist and Wang Shiyu are not really in love at all? Otherwise, you were so sad when the female protagonist left at first, and now you are seduced by another woman. Maybe you think that woman has done so much for the male protagonist, and it is necessary for the male protagonist to take that woman into his arms. But this has happened before, there is one now, and there will even be two, three, or even more in the future. Is it because those women admire and like the male protagonist, so they must take her into his arms? The last point is, isn't this a double heroine? How will the two female protagonists be divided into male protagonists in the future? Doesn't the law only allow you to marry one wife at a time? Could it be that the male protagonist and these two female protagonists will never get married? Are you going to live like this? Or is one of them the mistress? I have said so much, but I just want to ask the author what are you going to write next? After all, in addition to the emotional aspects, the writing in big letters is really beautiful, it does have a sense of empathy, and it is really refreshing... The above are just my personal thoughts, don't comment if you don't like them

During the Chinese New Year, I went home with Ran Yirou and pretended to be my boyfriend, so I had enough to eat. What you write is modern literature. I had 2 wives and I couldn't stand it even if I brought them home. There are more than 1,000 chapters. Now provoke again. Why do current authors look so disgusting when they write emotional essays? You enjoyed writing it. But I can guarantee that your grades for this book will not be high. This is too poisonous. Most people don't like to watch this kind of plot. You are writing for a small audience. Do it right with most people🤤

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Suddenly thinking about it, do any of you still remember what the first novel you read was? If you remember, I raised a paw. The first book I read was "The Way of the Kendo"!

Author, could you please accept Ran Yirou? After all, she has done so much. . . . And it's already a harem

Why can't Yirou be Wenxuan's wife? He doesn't need Shiyu and Fei'er to love Wenxuan less. My heart hurts when I see the part about love as light as dust, even though I am a man. Maybe Ran Yirou is the image of my wife in my heart. I really hope Ran Yirou can be Ye Wenxuan's wife. This is my own opinion, don't comment if you don't like it. You can scold me but don't scold your parents, thank you.

I originally thought this book was well written, but after reading it today, I felt uncomfortable. The ending was hasty. Ran Yirou should have entered the palace three years ago. She loved the most humblely, but was hurt the most by the male protagonist. Although she found it in the end, the ending of the two was ambiguous and felt a bit unnecessary. Wouldn't it be perfect to enter the palace together? Anyway, I think Ran Yirou should be the heroine of this book. It is she who has always silently supported the male protagonist, which made him achieve his glory. She is the one who accompanies the male protagonist through thick and thin, shouldn't she be truly happy? Just because Ran Yirou feels that love is not worth it, the male protagonist is really a scumbag, and she dare not admit it in her heart. Instead, she, who loves the most humble person, endures it silently.

Thank you, author, for not caring about other people's opinions. It's fine if we like it. Also, please let me know if the protagonist is single or multiple women. Can you reveal it😌