
After a Woman Wears a Man's Clothes, She Becomes the Number One Melon-Eater on the Internet.
女穿男后成了全网第一吃瓜神豪
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Shenhao, Douyin, Novels Rewarded by the Internet
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Women Wear Men! ! !
Are there any stories where a woman wears a man, without any system, and the female protagonist (the male protagonist who passed through the past) is not weak, motivated, career-oriented, a little domineering, and dotes on the female protagonist?
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Women Wear Men, Double Nan
Are there any articles about women wearing men's clothing or Shuangnan?
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Shenhao, Two Male Protagonists, Live Broadcast or Audio Hall to Buy Gifts
I want to read a book similar to "Shenhao: A few things about me and the anchor". Please ask for books, there is a shortage of them!
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Generally speaking, it's okay, but it always gives me a very strange feeling when I look at it. I can't tell what is strange about it. Then I have read more than 20 chapters now, and I feel that the protagonist, Lu Yu, has no friends, and Shen Zhiyu has no friends. One of them is serious about eating melons, and the other is serious about secretly teasing and seducing. There is no feeling of supporting roles. Overall it's still ok! Big cheers for the author! Ps. The communication between the two protagonists always has a sense of deja vu as if I was communicating with the agent. Maybe it's because I play too much with the agent. Anyway, you are right if you criticize me, don't scold me (put your hands together. Jpg) After seeing the forty-seventh chapter, I felt a little too lazy to read it. Shen Zhiyu has more than 1.5 Million fans. Anyway, Lu Yu is the only big fan (in my current impression). Whenever he plays PK, the opponent will always taunt him (Tian Yue, etc.), And then the fans are extremely anxious. When the fans are anxious, the gap becomes bigger and bigger, and then at the end, Lu Yu comes to the rescue (most of them are like this, I don't know what happens next). Then there are so many fans who seem to be obsessed with CP and have no other attributes? Moreover, the presence of the supporting characters is very low. At least I remember Tianyue when I saw Forty-Seven. (At this point, I am confused, how on earth was this head made? Is it because I simply think he sings well, so I become his fan?) The melon-eating group that the protagonist Lu Yu joins (I went back to take a look even as I typed this). There are more than a dozen people in the group who are from Shenhao. They are really free. They don't have to work or make money, right? (I'm really envious) It's normal if a few of them like to eat melons, but if a dozen of them all like to eat melons, and they seem to have too much time, really, do they all have brothers and sisters who can take on the family business? I know it's not good to read novels with your brain in mind, but I feel like I don't use my brain in a good way either. It's just, it's quite uncomfortable to read. . .
It's okay, there's nothing impressive about the plot, and there's no desire to keep watching. It just feels like many places are the same, but it's quite sweet. Also, I just felt that the plot was not very coherent. It only focused on the two protagonists. There were no supporting characters to complement the protagonists, and there was no other description. The plot was a bit too bland. There were some places where I felt embarrassed and wanted to deduct a castle.