The n+3rd revision
Worldview: This is a modern world where humans and demons coexist.
Values: Might makes right.
Outlook on life: A badass life needs no explanation.
Main plot: This is probably an everyday story about girls taking the protagonist with them as they charge toward the universe. That sounds about right.
Protagonist: Chen Mu, a phoenix. Don't get hung up on whether it's male or female. He's a Face-Fruit ability user. You might not believe this, but I know demon gods, Dragon Kings, Hosts of the Phoenix Force, ghost immortals, divine beasts, mythical beasts…
Antagonist: It isn't me who's wrong, it's the whole world.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.
I don't like people like Wu Aiai.
In ancient times, there was a man who liked basketball. Every time he touched it, he would shout: "Sing and dance muc." Now there is a man, nearly sixty years old, who is favored by a certain player. He doesn't show his face, looks like a lolita, and is so scary. I see that these two people are both beautiful and want to form a couple. What do you gentlemen think?
Song Joong Ki vowed to never leave Song Hye Kyo; Li Chen said that he would always protect Fan Bingbing; Nicholas Tse said that he would be with Cecilia Cheung. The article said that the most proud person in this life is Ma Yili... There are so many changes in the world, but the only thing that is truly eternal is the party and the country.
Remind the author that phoenix is not an individual. Male is phoenix and female is phoenix. If the gender of your male protagonist is a male race, you should write phoenix. Phoenix is a general term, but races cannot be mixed together unless you write androgyny.
The first day is called Dan, the second day is called Chang, the third day is called Jing, the ninth day is called Xu, the tenth day is early, the whole day is called Hao, the day is called Hao, and the day is called Hao. The Japanese call themselves Japan. Women and men do not call it a public holiday. Both men and women have days called weekends. It's called a holiday when it's said to be a day but it's not. Try not to call it a holiday if possible. The other day is called the trading day; the current day is called today. The public day is called tomorrow. The day behind is called the day after tomorrow. Once every seven days is called Sunday. If you don't know me, it's also called birthday. The situation of the day is called a diary. The time of day is called date. The arrangement of the day is called the schedule. So here comes the question, smart you, what do you call Tu Ri Chuan.
Is Phoenix a direct descendant of Fuxi? Isn't Fuxi the head of a human and the body of a snake?
The heroine is Wu Xiaoai? Forget it
As for the heroine, I actually haven't decided yet whether to have a harem or not. If you have any other opinions about the heroine, please leave a message and I will consider it.
Just listen to those who seriously analyze the phoenix. Isn't it just one phoenix, how many tails it has, and what color it is? It's just like you have seen it with your own eyes, not to mention seeing it in a book. I just want to ask who wrote the book you are reading. Was it written by the phoenix itself? Books are also written by people, so has the person who wrote the book really seen a phoenix?
I can't understand it, the plot is weak, the characters are too poorly drawn, it's like watching a running account