[High attack and low defense➕Single female protagonist➕No procrastination]
"Have you heard? Our school beauty Chen Xiaobai is suspected to be gay!"
"What?! Why?"
"I don't know, I heard it from others."
Chen Xiaobai: Just because I don't wear a skirt or don't know how to put on makeup doesn't mean I like men.
Reader comments
But from a book perspective, it's not bad. I give it four stars. The rest is a matter of personal preference:
Although the introduction has a single female protagonist, a lot of space was spent writing about unrelated women in the early stage, and the real female protagonist did not appear until Chapter 15. If the female protagonist + single female protagonist were the selling point, I read nearly 30,000 words of nonsense.
The male protagonist has an unpleasant personality. The encounter between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is like a beautiful girl who likes to tease boys and chooses the one with the best conditions among a group of suitors. Fortunately, it is not so obtrusive in the context of the female protagonist.
The definition of a single male/female protagonist should be "just because I looked at you one more time in the crowd" rather than "only like you among the flowers." The latter is actually more like a micro harem.
Putting aside personal preferences, this book still has potential. As a heroine novel, it is very well written. It is one of the few books that is willing to have a single heroine in the heroine background. I like it.
Putting aside the character issues of the male protagonist, at least the plot after the female protagonist appears is still interesting, come on 🤜
Alas, I was originally going to see a real man with contrast, but the result is the same as a zero. Giving five stars will lead others into a trap [staring]
It looks good and the writing is okay
Very pretty, keep it up [laughs evilly]
Nice! ! ! Why is no one watching? ! !
He's pretty good at foreshadowing [face covering]
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Please, can the author stop the knife? [Cry][cry][cry]
Super pretty ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Why did a child suddenly run out? Does it mean anything?
But from a book perspective, it's not bad. I give it four stars. The rest is a matter of personal preference: Although the introduction has a single female protagonist, a lot of space was spent writing about unrelated women in the early stage, and the real female protagonist did not appear until Chapter 15. If the female protagonist + single female protagonist were the selling point, I read nearly 30,000 words of nonsense. The male protagonist has an unpleasant personality. The encounter between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is like a beautiful girl who likes to tease boys and chooses the one with the best conditions among a group of suitors. Fortunately, it is not so obtrusive in the context of the female protagonist. The definition of a single male/female protagonist should be "just because I looked at you one more time in the crowd" rather than "only like you among the flowers." The latter is actually more like a micro harem. Putting aside personal preferences, this book still has potential. As a heroine novel, it is very well written. It is one of the few books that is willing to have a single heroine in the heroine background. I like it. Putting aside the character issues of the male protagonist, at least the plot after the female protagonist appears is still interesting, come on 🤜
Alas, I was originally going to see a real man with contrast, but the result is the same as a zero. Giving five stars will lead others into a trap [staring]
It looks good and the writing is okay
Very pretty, keep it up [laughs evilly]
Nice! ! ! Why is no one watching? ! !
He's pretty good at foreshadowing [face covering]
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Please, can the author stop the knife? [Cry][cry][cry]
Super pretty ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Why did a child suddenly run out? Does it mean anything?