
The Ordinary Male Lead's Makeover
路人男主的养成方式
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.3M Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
2.8kChapters
17.3MReads
94.6kFlowers
10.0Score
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Recently upgraded to VLP membership! It's a bit arrogant~ Everyone is a VLP, so speak a little more arrogantly! All of you here are brothers
Surprised, Fei Lu can now cancel the likes!
Thanks. Please give me the title of the novel, by Fei Lu. The male protagonist is in the world of the passerby female protagonist, but the saint Hui is already married to An Yilun. The male protagonist is a congressman, the saint Hui is still the male protagonist's secretary, and An Yilun is incapable of being furious. Kasumigaoka Shie Eri (single) drank with the male protagonist at an izakaya in the first chapter and laughed at herself for not rejecting the male protagonist's confession in high school. . .
An Yilun is simply a joke. If he wasn't the protagonist, where would he have hundreds of thousands of fans? He has hundreds of thousands of fans but doesn't know how to run a business and make money. In the original book, the senior sister had to pay for the game. Why did you arrange for this waste to come out? Also, didn't you say that he and Yinglili had known each other since elementary school and then had a falling out? Why does he still have Yinglili's phone number?
I foolishly bought them all. Can the author explain what the plot is after chapter 300?
I have been reading novels for several years, and I have always wanted to know how the smile, disdain, and shock in those eyes can be seen or displayed? Could it be that these words show up in their eyes?
The first part was pretty good, but the part about Yinglili's father was almost unreadable. No logic. At first I thought there was some big conspiracy, but it turned out to be nothing more than that. First of all, Eiriri's father is a British diplomat, not a Japanese official. Where does he have any power in Japan? Next a diplomat to manage corporate issues? What do you think? Is this what diplomats do? Are there people who resigned and committed suicide because they thought he was the cause of death? What magical idea? Is this normal management? Do you understand if you shoot the first bird? No organization will let those who take the lead in causing trouble to stay. Also, the traffic accident is not intentional homicide or hit-and-run. Is this all a matter of revenge? How many people are killed in revenge every day in this world? And these are all trivial matters. Even if they are exposed, they will not meet the standards for filing a case, let alone any legal sanctions. Tell me where he broke the law?
After reading Chapter 28, who do you choose? I said I would choose Ying Lili, but the senior sister really didn't like it. Many times I really don't like the words and characters they say, but it would be nice if I don't hate them. I've also seen a lot of books where the protagonists are trying to get together with their seniors like they're licking*. In some books, the protagonists and their seniors go to different schools, and they don't have much in common. In the end, they're related through various indirect reasons, and I'm speechless.
Chapter 2: The English-French mixed-race English pear is really impressive
Isn't it interesting that Yinglili's father takes the blame for no reason and makes some idiotic original plots that are completely unnecessary and unreasonable? For a harem book, it's simply poisonous for you to write this. This is my first time criticizing the author, but your stuff is really poisonous. I deleted it.