Normal copy:
Eclipse Ye, the third lady of the Maya family, an ordinary martial arts genius
Happy family (although I don't know who the father is)
Loved by elders (meaning that after being trained by the second sister, you can go to the eldest sister to get special medicine as soon as possible)
The younger sister is excellent (referring to being crushed by the twin sister's IQ every day)
everything is very beautiful
It wasn't until he was six years old when he was tested in the family that Xiye accidentally fell off a cliff and suffered his first defeat in his life.
Started his own growth career with ups and downs and ups and downs again.
Xiye couldn't understand, what's going on, am I not a little genius? Am I not the protagonist? Why are you arranging boss-level opponents for me every day? What's the agreed-upon step-by-step approach to giving away the heads of villains and cannon fodder? Why are there only villains and no cannon fodder? Am I the protagonist?
Lightning protection copy:
Do you think the heroine: She is so powerful in battles that she has never been defeated, and the city is deep enough that no one can trap her?
In fact, the heroine: forced to leapfrog challenges, and was fooled every day
Do you think the male protagonist is: dedicated, affectionate, and tame?
In fact, the male protagonist: poisonous tongue, arrogant, ignorant
You may see:
A male supporting character who looks more like the male protagonist than the male protagonist
A villain who is more awesome than the decent ones
Group drama, group drama, group drama!
Slow heat! Super slow heat!
If you want to read a cool story, you can just go for it. The heroine is not stupid, but in the early stage, there are many bosses all over her and she is of no use.
Due to personality reasons, there are double standards for different people.
In group portraits, the protagonist occasionally disconnects.
There is no such thing as a world-beating invincible, there is a protagonist who was hung up and hammered by the villain when he was a child.
No one is perfect, everyone has some flaws.
The protagonist's three views do not represent the author's three views? ? ?
Carefree little cutie x facial paralysis, unhappy and annoying guy
Note:
This article from the perspective of the male protagonist is also known as "You must never learn how to chase girls", "If I don't have good looks, I will live alone all my life", "On the Importance of Childhood Sweethearts", "The Art of Speaking to Make People Angry", etc.
This article from the younger sister's perspective is also known as "Wow, sister is so cute today", "Can you not arrange a male protagonist", "Han Yin is really annoying", "I want to become a potion master", etc.
Concept: the growth of characters and the collision of three views
