Urban Expert: It All Begins with Understanding the I Ching

How should I put it, I actually quite enjoyed watching it, and I was very decisive in killing it. Can we not have some woman appear out of nowhere and need to be saved by the protagonist? Every now and then, someone in the company gets into trouble and needs to be rescued by the protagonist, and all of them are women. Then those women who are saved can't help but fall in love with the male protagonist. They are so busy protecting the female protagonist that they even write about saving this and that. Of course, in reality, the man doesn't like beautiful women, let alone writing a book. , But can you not write it in the name of a single female protagonist? After all, it is written for a single female protagonist,,

Why is it that the more I read, the more it looks like a harem novel? The heroine is not asking the hero to accept Lin Na, right? I fell in love with the label because it says there is only one heroine and no harem. I have been chasing the book for so long and want to write it as a harem. I don't want to continue reading.

It feels like Li Yi is really busy. One day, either An was arrested, or An's mother, and Lin Na. Your label is a single heroine. It's impossible to accept Lin, right??!

The plot is a bit cliche and awkward, and the connection is a bit stiff, but at least there's nothing major wrong with it.

I can't be the only one watching this [admiration]

It's good. The plot is compact and not procrastinating, but some plots are relatively simple to write.

As long as it's a single heroine, no warmth and no harem, that's fine

I have long said that I will teach the female protagonist how to practice martial arts. It has been over 100 chapters, and it is all about the male protagonist running around and killing people. The plot description is not faulty, but it is also too repetitive.

Looks good, very good!

I like it when the protagonist starts fighting whenever they disagree, haha, it's simple, crude and direct