Campus+City+Multiple Female Protagonists+Romantic Comedy+Supporting Male Protagonist
Zhao Yan has been regarded as "someone else's child" since he was a child.
Shuangshang is online and courteous, but he has an extremely decadent character, extreme show-off, and his self-proclaimed "three no's" mentality: no expectations, no initiative, and no reliance on others.
At an age when he could have fully enjoyed the splendor of youth and become the protagonist, he became a supporting character in a dark corner.
But he didn't care, he even enjoyed it.
But everything changed that day, the gray world gradually became brighter, and the rose-colored youth reappeared in front of the young man's eyes.
A story of redemption and growth begins here.
Reader comments
It's well written and has a strong erotic flavor, but the plot is basically original.
In fact, the writing and the plot are quite smooth. Apart from the plot being a bit erotic (the concentration is actually not low), the plot is quite good. There are some parts that will make people uncomfortable to watch (it's quite difficult), but the new author still needs to pay more attention to it.
It's okay. The male protagonist who doesn't want to have any intersection is written vividly, but it's a bit unnecessary. He has many advantages and good things. He is tall, rich, well-spoken and has the ability to solve problems. It gave me the feeling that I shouldn't have such a "supporting character" character. I don't know if it means having as many female protagonists fighting for each other as Chunwu, or if there are many female protagonists in the harem and all of them are included in the harem, but it is unlikely to have a harem in modern times.
It's not bad. I originally wanted to watch it casually, but the part about the squad leader aroused my interest. Like Su and Li, who looked like heroines at first glance, but I wasn't that interested. An NPC, passerby, and supporting role like the squad leader always makes people hope that something will happen between her and the protagonist. Finally, I hope that the squad leader is also one of the heroines!
I originally thought about quitting the book after the content of the monitor was finished, but when I saw that Xiao Wenxin, the "lost dog", had more content in the follow-up, my interest in collecting CPs came back. I hope that the content of the protagonist and the defeated dog would make me want to continue reading. Unfortunately, the monitor finally got married, one star was missing. Mainly because I was interested in the interaction between the monitor and the protagonist, and I hope they can have a relationship, so I read this book. Now that the monitor is offline, my interest in this book has naturally dropped, don't blame me.
The light novel is very interesting
How awesome! The male protagonist is also an expert in self-destruction [laughing]
Nikkei style, a Chinese version of Harmono, I'm very curious about the male protagonist's past. Come on, author [Like]
It's actually pretty good to watch, but maybe no one will watch it. Is there a different audience? But can the heroine be Su? Su is great.
I have been watching it for a few days and watching it for a few days. Now that I have read the latest chapter, there are just as few people as before. Those who are willing to continue reading must be good people. I have a good sense of the author's writing, and I haven't seen any substantial changes in the relationship between the protagonist and the heroine, so it's okay to take your time.
I feel like the author is writing a stand-alone game. Give the author some support and encouragement. Don't be a eunuch. Author
Chunwufeng also has its own understanding
After reading a small part, the whole story feels quite smooth, but there are some places that look a bit awkward. I can adjust it appropriately in the future. The plot still feels a bit new. Come on!
I hope the writing will be more realistic and not have too many female protagonists
A very good novel, especially the short story of the male protagonist.
The author's writing style is quite good, and it feels like a Japanese light novel, which is quite to my liking.
It's well written and has a strong erotic flavor, but the plot is basically original.
In fact, the writing and the plot are quite smooth. Apart from the plot being a bit erotic (the concentration is actually not low), the plot is quite good. There are some parts that will make people uncomfortable to watch (it's quite difficult), but the new author still needs to pay more attention to it.
It's okay. The male protagonist who doesn't want to have any intersection is written vividly, but it's a bit unnecessary. He has many advantages and good things. He is tall, rich, well-spoken and has the ability to solve problems. It gave me the feeling that I shouldn't have such a "supporting character" character. I don't know if it means having as many female protagonists fighting for each other as Chunwu, or if there are many female protagonists in the harem and all of them are included in the harem, but it is unlikely to have a harem in modern times.
It's not bad. I originally wanted to watch it casually, but the part about the squad leader aroused my interest. Like Su and Li, who looked like heroines at first glance, but I wasn't that interested. An NPC, passerby, and supporting role like the squad leader always makes people hope that something will happen between her and the protagonist. Finally, I hope that the squad leader is also one of the heroines! I originally thought about quitting the book after the content of the monitor was finished, but when I saw that Xiao Wenxin, the "lost dog", had more content in the follow-up, my interest in collecting CPs came back. I hope that the content of the protagonist and the defeated dog would make me want to continue reading. Unfortunately, the monitor finally got married, one star was missing. Mainly because I was interested in the interaction between the monitor and the protagonist, and I hope they can have a relationship, so I read this book. Now that the monitor is offline, my interest in this book has naturally dropped, don't blame me.
The light novel is very interesting
How awesome! The male protagonist is also an expert in self-destruction [laughing]
Nikkei style, a Chinese version of Harmono, I'm very curious about the male protagonist's past. Come on, author [Like]
It's actually pretty good to watch, but maybe no one will watch it. Is there a different audience? But can the heroine be Su? Su is great. I have been watching it for a few days and watching it for a few days. Now that I have read the latest chapter, there are just as few people as before. Those who are willing to continue reading must be good people. I have a good sense of the author's writing, and I haven't seen any substantial changes in the relationship between the protagonist and the heroine, so it's okay to take your time.
I feel like the author is writing a stand-alone game. Give the author some support and encouragement. Don't be a eunuch. Author
Chunwufeng also has its own understanding
After reading a small part, the whole story feels quite smooth, but there are some places that look a bit awkward. I can adjust it appropriately in the future. The plot still feels a bit new. Come on!
I hope the writing will be more realistic and not have too many female protagonists
A very good novel, especially the short story of the male protagonist.
The author's writing style is quite good, and it feels like a Japanese light novel, which is quite to my liking.
Still pretty