Trapped in a Badly Concluded Novel, I Have No Choice but to Take Responsibility for the Protagonist

Summary: The CP is very good and tasty + the characters are lovable and lively + the plot is smooth and not procrastinating + the HE open ending (are these two really not in conflict?) + The extra is really awesome! What a great extra! What a great extra! Please all of you watch the extra episode—— (You ask me why I still have a summary. I said it is to trick people into killing them (what)) The following is all incorrectly written Alas, I feel like I should write a long review, but actually I've been putting it off for a long time and don't know how to start. Just, how should I put it, I also read the previous book. Although the author said that the previous book was no different from this one, I think the difference is quite big...? You will obviously feel that the readability of this book has been significantly improved. But since I have put off writing it for so long, I actually don't remember the plot of this book (... Go away! Are you still waiting for the author to kick you out!?), So I guess this long review is more about "the commonalities between the two articles". A large part of the author's thinking in the article is on "what kind of person should I become". If the subjectivity is too strong (ah, should I say this), then "if you always look at yourself, the sense of cp will become weaker". It may also be that I was too busy catching up on the last book and didn't read it properly. In short, I think everyone was too focused on themselves at that time... That's why it hurt so much. And in the final analysis, I am a guy who sums up "not causing pain to the other party" to "what kind of person I want to be", so I said "this is the center of the author's writing"... It's so confusing, my head hurts, uh uh uh, in short, I feel that this is the reason why this book is more readable than the first one, which is a huge improvement! This is especially vividly reflected in Xiao Luo's extra story later... It's super good. Hey, boss, you are really good at writing self-reflections... The characters are so vivid that it makes people cry. I like everyone. Thank you very much to the author for bringing such a touching work. I wish you a happy life and all the best! (Bow)

It's so short, but it's well written. Brother Chao is really arrogant and wanton, which made me excited. I really like Luo Mouwen's inner monologue: "The bright moon shines brightly, not to be picked off." Woohoo, two people must make it, let's work hard together

Good-looking, clear logic, charming suspense, charming characters