Protagonist Controls Tweets

The protagonist controls readers to encircle his own cuteness, only tweets, does not promote any author or criticize any author. He will not love the author because of a certain article, nor will he dislike the author just because of a certain article. I control whoever is the main point of view. The male point of view is the male point of view, the female point of view is the female point of view, the main attacking point of view is attack and control, and the main and passive point of view is control. When reading tweets, you must look at the perspective I marked, and you will be arrogant if you don't look at it. In addition, the same protagonist and controller will have different cuteness and surprise points. I always swing back and forth between the two measures of deep protagonist control and shallow protagonist due to different stories. My feelings for the protagonists are like a person who loves his or her child, and the difference in perspective is just that the child happens to be a boy, it happens that the child is a girl, it happens that the child is gay or straight, and he/she happens to be willing to do the attacking position or the receiving position. I am not a person who controls any sexual orientation or body position, but I am willing to accept that different protagonists will have their own life choices and directions. As long as the protagonist is happy, then no choice is superior or inferior. The only atomic mine that explodes as soon as I step on it: I hate that the protagonist has low self-esteem and is showing off in an advantageous environment. I want to see which setting. I want to see the protagonist's life in this setting, not to see the protagonist overturn this setting (if I only want to read about normal society, I will choose to read modern society novels directly). The details are as follows: I will definitely not watch the female protagonist pursue equality in the heroine novel, I will definitely not watch Gong pursue equality in a setting similar to that of male superiority and female inferiority, I will definitely not watch Shou pursue equality in a setting similar to the Queen of the Nest, Zerg Mother, and I will definitely not watch the male protagonist pursue equality in (min/guo/yi/qian/) historical novels. Note: 1. I am the main character and control, and my double-standard dog positioning is unwavering. 2. It does not involve discussion of three views (this is not an official article!). 3. The protagonist controls but not only the protagonist. On the basis that the protagonist does not suffer, I also like flesh-and-blood supporting characters. I like to conceive a complete world. In a better world, a better protagonist makes me feel better. Purpose: sharing with like-minded people