Mainly book lists, only deleted book reviews are included in the text.
The protagonist controls only the female protagonist, and does not read any male protagonists;
My favorite themes are supernatural novels and historical/fictional hegemony novels;
Other than this, my favorite joke is the fourth natural disaster player stream, in which the protagonist's baby creates and flies around the world as he pleases;
Themes that I don't watch at all: palace fighting, house fighting, farming;
Most of the time, I just skip the topics that I only occasionally watch if I get lucky: fandom (especially Japanese comics, Korean entertainment, domestic entertainment movies), the entertainment industry (mainly the protagonists who actively speculate on CP or have private connections with male fans), cultivating immortals, fast travel, infrastructure, stocking up, food, short stories (under 500,000 words), and ancient articles.
Concept: Why are there so many options?
Reader comments
[Laughing and crying] It doesn't matter what the author is like, but I'm outraged if the female co-star is stupid [laughing and crying]. You can be vicious, but stupid roles can be reserved for men
Parts deleted for review:
But it is true that these plots do not account for a lot. The heroine scolded the man and it was so exciting that I felt disgusted for a while and then pinched my nose to endure it. In addition, although the author was adamant and refused to admit it, he did become more judgmental towards men as he continued to write. Overall, it was acceptable. In addition, although the heroine of this article is a non-CP autosexual, and the core selling point is to scold men and attack men, the plot concept of this article is not so anti-male.
I really can't stand the idea of flattening a supporting actress into a tool
[Laughing and crying] It doesn't matter what the author is like, but I'm outraged if the female co-star is stupid [laughing and crying]. You can be vicious, but stupid roles can be reserved for men
Parts deleted for review: But it is true that these plots do not account for a lot. The heroine scolded the man and it was so exciting that I felt disgusted for a while and then pinched my nose to endure it. In addition, although the author was adamant and refused to admit it, he did become more judgmental towards men as he continued to write. Overall, it was acceptable. In addition, although the heroine of this article is a non-CP autosexual, and the core selling point is to scold men and attack men, the plot concept of this article is not so anti-male.
I really can't stand the idea of flattening a supporting actress into a tool