Starting with Saving a Coffee Shop

Seeing so many people talking about the protagonist's name means that you have read Xiaoshuai's other books. If this still doesn't tell you that the protagonists of all the books are the same person, then I can only say that based on your understanding, it is better not to read the book.

I started reading fanfics three years ago after reading your "Invincible Exchange"... After so many years, can't you change your name? !

In the previous books, he seemed to be able to hold on to the situation, but now he feels like he wants to have a harem but is afraid to face the Shura field. He is becoming more and more like Brother Cheng. . . .

After reading this book, I can basically confirm that glasses are the protagonist. Yes, it's the pair of glasses that can reduce the sense of presence and hide the true appearance when worn! ! ! ! ! Whether it's the Demon King of Another World, the Invincible Exchange, or the rescue of the coffee shop, these glasses have appeared in them, so I can be sure that these glasses are the real protagonist >! ! !

From the exchange point of view, the author is a typical example of never making progress in writing books.

I was really poisoned when I saw that the protagonist was an adult who was nearly 30 years old in his previous life. I was embarrassed and he was almost terminally ill with cancer. No matter how rich and experienced the protagonist was, I didn't see the prudentness and caution of an adult at all. It was just a man with a strong character. For a child who shows off his great strength (skills) to female characters everywhere to show off and start a harem, it is really better to set up a high school otaku or even a college otaku. He is nearly 30 years old, and it will take 4-5 years to work hard in society, right? Some people even get married and have children at the age of 27-28, and start a family and start a business. The protagonist has absolutely no characteristics that his age should have. It feels like he is trying to forcibly arrange buffs such as "sophisticated" and "mature and prudent" for the protagonist in the readers' eyes. "This guy is almost 30, so it is normal for him to be more mature than these high school students." (Then you are having fun with a bunch of high school students and don't do anything serious.) In short, I feel that the setting of the protagonist is abnormally inconsistent with himself, and the sense of drama is too heavy.

I'm so sad! It's hard to see the fandom of Diantu, but I don't dare to look at it! Are there any kind and compassionate book friends who have read this book? Does the protagonist have a harem in the Lily series? I don't dare to try the poison, so I'm anxious to ask for help!

I have tried to read two books by the author. Each time, the development is okay at the beginning, but once I start to communicate with people, it becomes a bit toxic. I always feel that the male protagonist is a hidden licker (the licking is relatively covert). Even if the method is relatively strong, the main theme is still licking. I just have no choice, and I have fallen into a trap. In fact, even if I refuse, it is completely fine. The essence is that the lsp just wants to lick.

Everything else is fine. Is there no hair growing on the back of Li Yalin's head? It's all scratched and bald. (Turns over the table). Xiaoshuai, come out and let's talk. How many hairs are left on the back of Li Yalin's head? After a few books, how many are left? ps: Regardless of the nose and cheeks, there is no hair.

I just read this book, and some of the settings are really problematic. The world view setting is very backward compared to anime novels, and being too far behind is not a good thing. After all, comics and the like are not popular. The lack of many publishers is a pitfall from the first step, and the same is true for publicity. How many copies the publisher can print to sell at the beginning is also key. After all, people will not spend too much money to print too many books. In fact, it is best to set it to neither up nor down? Or is peak time approaching? It's so backward that it's hard to buy comic tools. The novel was okay, but the animation's graphics were worse than now.