A Cannon Fodder on the Big Shot Level

It's the type of metaphysics I like to read. It's quite interesting. I don't know if it has no cp.

I don't really like Shao (maybe he is the male protagonist?) I feel like he is so clingy to the female protagonist. . . . And don't really respect the heroine's wishes? For example, it feels like I don't like eating celery, but my parents think eating celery is good for your health, so they insist on giving it to you, and they say it's for your own good. (The above only represents my personal views)

I also think the detective captain is the male protagonist 🙂🙂🙂

What do those people who don't like having male protagonists think? Are they planning not to find a partner in their lives? Let's prepare for Lily. I think having a male protagonist is the normal development. Can she influence the female protagonist? It just adds some more interest to the plot. It's nothing.

In fact, the beginning is quite good, I like this kind of character design very much, but there are too many conflicts between high and low. Really, the ones in the dormitory are used frequently, which makes the plot a bit watery. Do you have to have a few not-so-good female supporting characters to set you off? There is also eating. I have the impression that almost every chapter of the dozens of chapters I have read has it. When you are with Fang, you must eat. And the plot of occupying a seat is too watery. Is it trying to express something, or is it just to make the male protagonist appear? Too much tearing. . . Since the heroine is a big shot in metaphysics, she should be following the path of physiognomy, feng shui, and ghosts. Apart from catching a few male classmates plucking wool, the heroine's excellence has not been highlighted. Is it soft, cute, cold and teasing? Or is he tough and all-around handsome? Not much sparkle

Suddenly I didn't want to pursue it, because I thought the heroine at the beginning was very good, but the current heroine was not straightforward at all. A heavenly master could just cast a sleeping charm, but she even let the man follow her, and the man was too nosy. The heroine has changed, and I really can't stand it anymore.

A little watery. I can connect it by skipping chapters, so I don't need to spend two chapters to explain unimportant things.

I don't know anything else, but I was poisoned by "Yuehua" and "Dragon Qi". The gold finger was big enough, and I still had these two things. It's already long-winded, but there are two more to fill up the word count. If you want a pet, find a normal elf who can accept everything. If you want to use light and energy to become an elf, you might as well become an immortal right where you are.

Nowadays, when I see all kinds of awesome characters, I just take a detour. No matter how awesome my identity is, I find the male protagonist after rebirth and time travel. Is it because he was summoned by the male protagonist's cucumber when he co-authored the time travel or something?

The performance of the heroine who traveled back in time was not very good. Although she had strong abilities, her personality was not strong enough. She kept nagging about problems that could be easily solved for a long time. However, in front of strangers, she could often scare people away with just one look. What role does this play?