
[The King's Avatar] A Textbook Guide to Being Single
[全职]教科书式单身教学
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
1Chapters
483Favorites
8.5Score
2Nutrient gifts
29.3kClicks per chapter
25Comments
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Brother? No, the gender on Ye Xiu's ID card doesn't match at all.
I know the hexadecimal one, but later he felt that he was too smart and she was not good enough for him, hahahahaha, he died laughing
Ah... Such a big cylinder is already a tear of the times (no) it seems to be reproduced so that I can eat it again (I had no money back then)
In fact, even if Ye Xiu is a girl, she is probably a carefree, mean and addictive nicotine girl, with skirts and all. . .
Grandson, ah, ah, you are so disappointing
Some places are uncomfortable... Well, there is no malice, I just want to give the author some advice. I won't say much about the writing style. I feel that the author's writing style is more relaxed and funny, but it is very comfortable to watch. Sometimes you can even feel the cruelty under the lightheartedness and the seriousness under the comedy. What I mainly want to talk about is the OOC issue. After reading several long stories, I found that the author is a little too partial to certain characters (like Harry, Tsunayoshi, and Ye Xiu). Maybe the author controls the protagonist? I can understand the feeling of liking a character in particular, but when the author writes about such-and-such, there is always a tendency to be ALL about so-and-so. No, maybe it is already ALL about so-and-so. After all, most of the main characters have fallen in love with the character that the author prefers. This will make you feel a bit Mary Sue. Of course, I'm not here for CP (after all, I am also on the ALL side), I just think the author's writing is a bit too much. Even though I'm very good at Tsuna, I still feel a little awkward when watching Tsunako. She was... So lovable and so... Perfect. I don't know if this is the right word to use, but I can feel the author's strong preference for her throughout the article. Anyway, in the end I watched her and Tsuna separately. This is even more true for other characters. Whenever I see my favorite male idol surrounding the protagonist, I feel indescribably uncomfortable. They also have their own stories and their own pride. Maybe the author liked the protagonist so much that he gave her the best. What about the people other people like? Even fans of the protagonist will feel weird, - Is this still the person I like? I hope the author can grasp the degree of control, it is really easy to be a Mary Sue or OOC.
I really like Ye Xiu's sexual transformation! Want to see Shura Field
Consider the hexadecimal representation of 522, but fail to consider that yesterday was 521? 233333333
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha What a treasure! ! ! !
Reality, face covering, so I prefer to straighten my waist