This Director Is from Xihong City

This is the first time I see this kind of author, asking everyone not to care about the world view or the timeline. I am speechless! You don't even need the basis of a novel? A reasonable world view and timeline, and character behaviors and thoughts that fit the character's setting, aren't they the basis? Even if it can't be done, it can only be said that the writing is not good, but now everyone is actually ignoring the cornerstone of the novel! Even comedy novels, movies and TV shows will have world views and timelines! (Referring to works created by the same person, excluding the behavior of multiple people in a studio creating mutually explosive world views at the same time, such as Marvel).

After signing 4 girls from the girl group, they all caught up with their fathers

It's actually not that great. . .

In fact, Charlotte's time travel in The Sorrow of Charlotte happened in 2015, and 101 was in 18 years, so Charlotte didn't know about it at all. Although the world is mixed together and the timeline can be ignored, Charlotte knows that 101 is a bit nonsense.

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I have read two books with this setting, and this book has the worst sense of substitution. The main reason is that since you are writing about a real-life star, you have to give it a homophonic name, and you have to rename it. It is awkward to try to match the name, not to mention the fear of 404 and other things that others will also use a homophonic name.

School is about to start~

What's the point of having Wang Duoyu gone?

Is it a bigamy novel? Look at the labels, there are many heroines

The writing is good, the writing style is very fresh, and it doesn't have the greasy feeling of most urban novels The female supporting characters are also well portrayed, with outstanding personality characteristics, especially the character Chen Mo, who is silly and very popular The plot gave me a big surprise. In the early stage, I thought the heroine would be Chen Mo, but later it turned out to be Lin Wanyu, which was one of the failures. The author may have wanted to rely on Lin Wanyu's popularity to attract readers, but it was really a bit unpopular. Now that I have read Typical, I have raised Chen Mo as my daughter, because it is true that Chen Mo's role is that of a rural girl and the identity of the protagonist is too different, but everything in the novel is possible, right? I'm not giving any advice to the author, I'm just making a small suggestion, that is, Chen Mo should be written as the second heroine or the heroine, rather than as the daughter. It was obvious in the early stage that the two were already in love, and it was easy to push the boat along. As for Lin Wanyu, since their parents are familiar with each other, it is a bit unrealistic to write the two separated now. You can write a peaceful separation or write one of the heroines according to your own ideas Small suggestions, I hope you will adopt them, I will continue to read, come on 😁