Cultivation in Higher Dimensions

Someone asked if there was a male lead, and the author's answer was no. The author is single and not very good at writing long romance novels. I can write about the love lives of some supporting characters; the female lead has family, friendship, camaraderie, and classmates' bonds, but no romantic love. If readers strongly request a romance for the female lead, I can arrange it, as long as they can accept that I kill off her character just as their romance begins to blossom. 😜

Well, I feel like the female lead is still quite naive and rather presumptuous. She seems to act on a whim, even though she's walking a tightrope. She acts as if she knows she's the female lead and will definitely succeed. He said he wouldn't trust anyone anymore, but so far he's already accepted two older brothers as his confidants, so it seems like they can easily open up to each other.

Dear author, your new book is great! I've joined the new book investment group, please update!

Great, I've invested! (￣▽￣)~*

After reading about 10 chapters, I'd like to ask the author: what percentage of the female characters are villains? Why does it feel like almost all of them are villains?

I'd like to ask if there's a male lead?

Sigh, it seems I've used up all my investment opportunities for this month.

Don't take on apprentices; apprentices are just a nuisance.

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This is my first time writing a novel, and I feel both nervous and excited. I really want to know how readers feel, so please leave your comments so I can improve. P. S.: I'm not afraid of being criticized, I'm only afraid of not being criticized at all.