Scholarly Fairy

This is an example of how I like vegetables and you like radishes. Without a male protagonist, it is possible for a group of people who like this kind of food to come, but also a group of people who don't like this kind of food will leave 😅 Dad, let me make one thing clear first. I am not kidnapping or anything, but I just don't like it. Think about the long years of cultivating immortals, the competition for resources, the greed and darkness of human nature, and the lack of sincere feelings. People who share weal and woe may have friendships and family ties, but there will also be harm. After a person has finished this broken journey with strength, what will be left even if he really lives forever? So can you tell me something here and give me a chance to make a decision? I'm really afraid of that kind of story where I really like the heroine and the text a third of the way through, but then I'm sure there's no male lead. I'm so confused and depressed.

If you can be sure that there is no male protagonist, there will be a group of friends who will come after hearing the news. This kind of subject matter is still not as good as the male protagonist ε٩(๑> ₃ <)۶ з

After reading the discussion about male protagonists in the author's opening paragraph, I have the same thoughts as mine. I hope there will be many people like the author who treat male protagonists in female novels, and not so many of them will treat male protagonists when there is a male protagonist. . . . Hey, everyone has an independent personality and does not live for others. Unfortunately, many romance novels seem to be unaware of it. I always feel that these novels are bringing up bad children.

It doesn't matter whether there is a male protagonist or not. Don't kidnap the author. . .

Whether there is a male protagonist or not depends on what you think, don't worry so much, the story is your own, just be happy.