Lin Yu is a writer. My favorite things are writing and watching plays. The protagonists in my novels have different identities, and they see the world from various perspectives. The system bound her one day, and she passed through various characters in the book, including the female supporting role who was deceived by the scumbag, the cannon fodder who was accidentally injured by the protagonist, and the heroine who pretended to be a pig and eat the tiger. She had worn them all since she was a child.
There is a saying that goes well: you know what is going on in the book, but you are just an outsider.
Now, she has entered the book, so she enjoys watching the play more happily. She is a writer, the creator of the novel, and a person in the book.
There is no fixed cp. If you can't accept the heroine being with someone else, please don't disturb her.
The author may not necessarily give the heroine a cp, that's probably it. Read novels written by others: The male and female protagonists are so sweet and they match so well. Just stop talking and get started!
When I was writing my own novel: How should the male and female protagonists develop? Why does the heroine like him? What the hell? (?_?) It's so troublesome. The heroine seems to like playing very much. Will she really fall in love with someone else? Would she be OOC if she liked someone?
Intention: Destiny