I Raised Myself into the Protagonist

More in line with the ferocious temperament of the Golden Retriever period

Hello everyone! Since this is an unlimited flow novel, there will be a large number of player characters, so the supporting role selection post is now open! Some of the supporting characters in this book are my old readers. If you are interested in becoming a new friend in the book, you can leave your [Character Name] + [Character Settings, such as personality, appearance, etc.] Or [Skills] (I will refer to or modify it, and if it is good, I will adopt it) The richer and more three-dimensional the character is, the easier it is to be recruited! Everyone is welcome to register! Novel exchange group: 256821343

When the protagonist has a script in hand and can distinguish between loyal and traitorous people, it is actually possible to save people appropriately. He doesn't show mercy when he should be cruel, and he is more sensible, which makes him a relatively good protagonist. The relationship between the author's father and the son of the original protagonist is not as endless as in other novels. It's just that the positioning of Lingyun's team seems unclear so far... Looking forward to the following (๑˙ー˙๑)

Mom's great son

Still watching, not finished yet. But there is something I want to complain about. Why Lingyun, a physically and mentally healthy man, would call a young Shen Guanlan Brother Shen, is a bit strange given the context of our description. Generally speaking, men seldom call their peers "eldest brother" by both their first and last name. They would either call them Lao Shen or a nickname, or they would call them by their full names. To express closeness, they might call them by their first name or short names such as Brother Shen or Brother Lao, or they may also call them by their position. The way you call Brother Shen in the article is usually called by a girl, and it has to be a soft-type girl. In other words, the age difference between the original protagonist and the salty Ling Yun is about 20 years, and they can show a clear atmosphere of the times - the eldest brother corresponding to the eldest sister 😅. Although I know that the author is a girl, I can understand the sometimes feminine psychological behavior, but the vocabulary usage from this perspective is a bit strange and inconsistent with the male characters. Although it doesn't affect the plot, it's a bit awkward.

Here is a solemn statement: No matter the protagonist or several important supporting characters in this book, there are currently no emotional scenes! This book is not a romance book! Ling Yun is an author who has been a soloist for eight hundred years. He looks like an old father to everyone. He has no crooked ideas and everything he does is to survive. And Tang Yao did like Ling Yun, but she didn't pester him because of it. After her first confession by mistake, she only wanted to work hard to improve herself so that she could keep up with her teammates and not be a drag on the team. This is a serious survival story. I focused on the content of the tasks and did not arrange emotional drama for the characters. Let me say something here, it is everyone's freedom to use cp. You can match them however you like. I respect everyone's preferences~ But please don't boycott female characters, because every character must exist. Of course, this is a male channel. I know that many male readers are disgusted by gays, so I must emphasize it clearly. Finally, whether you are a male reader or a female reader, please respect me. I don't want to see comments like calling for no female characters and two male protagonists to be together; nor do I want to see someone stamp it and say this is a dandy novel. This is a suspense channel. I am not saying there is absolutely no love, but the protagonist does not fall in love. You can have life-and-death friendships and pull CPs, as long as you feel happy! This is also a recognition of the character I created! But I just want to write an unlimited flow that is pure enough and has wonderful content. Thank you all for the above.

The setting of the author traveling through the book is quite interesting, but I feel that the protagonist is not very well written, and his presence is comparable to that of a passerby, and his occasional outings are ordinary. He does not take advantage of his familiarity with the plot, nor does he show any special wisdom or force... The plot makes me want to read on, but the control of the protagonist makes me unbearable. I hope the protagonist can grow up quickly, so I will fatten up before reading. PS: The description of Su Li is really a Jinjiang heroine setting. It is not as comfortable as the female counterpart of Tang Dynasty. The male protagonist always feels guilty and uncomfortable when seeing her? ? Is it the heroine? As soon as she appeared, I immediately became bored and didn't want to watch anymore...

I hope the author will not deceive himself

It is recommended that authors reduce the number of jokes or popular quotes in their articles. After all, the insertion is too blunt. Over time, the style of writing may become awkward as the memes become outdated. There is no need to dig a hole for yourself.

As soon as I saw Left 4 Dead, I thought of the two quiet-looking girls in my old class. Until one day, I saw them in an Internet cafe, playing Left 4 Dead 2 with the blood level set to max, using melee weapons throughout the process, and just there with two human-machine teammates...😅