Ye Yu: Male, twenty-five, unmarried.
Public identity: A graduate of National University of Science and Technology in Country A, currently working as a security guard in a commercial building.
True identity: He began cultivating the ancient Qi Secret Art as a child and became the sect leader of an ancient school. At twenty-one, he took part in a world-class national operation and earned great merit. After that world war, he and the three other top experts who fought in it became known as the Four Grandmasters of the World. The nation also appointed him director of the Secret Operations Bureau and granted him the rank of five-star general. In his daily life, he keeps a low profile in the city.
Character profile: Righteous and patriotic, though a little lazy and slovenly. His most notable trait is that he is somewhat shy and introverted, especially around beautiful women. He is particularly intimidated by the several young ladies he shares a rental home with.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The protagonist who is afraid of women is really a loser. The author should also be a loser who is afraid of women.
The protagonist is poorly portrayed and the plot is a bit **
The introduction is so well written, is the author afraid of too many readers?
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