I Refuse to Date, I Only Want to Build a Career!

Why do I like reading your books? The main reason is that the male protagonist you wrote is a real scumbag, selfish and cold-blooded. Other people's books are either about being a scumbag and doing shit, or they are multi-faceted operations. The female protagonists don't know each other's existence, and the male protagonists are there to set up innocent lovers. You have your style, don't become "the majority"

I see a lot of people complaining about the author and complaining about the plot... It's really true that you don't know the blessings in the midst of blessings... This kind of refreshing writing is really, really, really, really, really rare. I read all three books. The author has a kind of ability. I have searched all the major rankings, major authors, and various subjects for this kind of ability. It is unique! It is "Writing cool articles about male fans from the perspective of female fans"! All I can say is awesome. To put it simply, "the women in the book compete with each other for ownership of the male protagonist"...! ! Invincible! This ability is absolutely invincible! Why? Basically all male-channeled novels are about "men chasing women", no matter what the tone is, even if the male protagonist writes about the story of "Shen Yu Luo Yan, Closed Moon and Flowers". They are all "humble" at heart. As long as a female main character appears, the "advocating female attributes" of major authors will more or less cause trouble. Then the "chasing" begins. I am a man, so I understand what makes men happy. There may be many exciting points, but "women are jealous of themselves" is definitely an exciting point that no man can refuse! In today's society, the pressure on men is generally high. Having this ability is definitely an "iron rice bowl" for the author.

This author is the last glory of harem literature.

Lin Wanwan's wife

How can I put it this way? So far, I personally feel that it is not as good as the first two books, especially in the handling of the character Li Yuqing. The protagonist's behavior made me feel irresponsible, and he was treated coldly and blacklisted? In terms of characters, the two were in first love. They broke up because the boy did not seek advancement and the reality of daily necessities was not the reason for anything else. The male protagonist also realized that it was his own problem. First love is beautiful and there is affection between the two. The way the protagonist behaves makes me feel that the protagonist is immature and has no flesh-and-blood feelings. I feel that the author is writing with a sense of resentment, seeking revenge for revenge.

I am really grateful to the author. I have read it many times and learned a lot. (I will give you a practical example. When I was a freshman, I was one point away from a very cute girl. One rainy day, we took shelter under the overpass. I didn't have an umbrella, so I called my senior to pick me up with an umbrella. Then Then I threw her away... I thought this behavior was normal, but now I realize that I lost my last love...) As a Capricorn, I would like to say that it is very troublesome for me, and I am a bit chauvinistic, 😓. . . Reading Zhou Zhou's novels really makes me feel like I'm in love, I'm very happy😊, I'm really happy. {"NickName":"zhoukouniao","UserId":322277863}

Can Lao Zhou write an urban novel about the rebirth of a gold medal male model in his next book? He is handsome, can drink, sing, flirt with girls, and becomes a campus male god after his rebirth. In my previous life, I gave up on myself because I didn't study well due to family wishes. I drank and recalled the past in my previous life, which made me miserable. When I woke up the next day, I found that I was reborn. Lao Zhou, your writing is absolutely OK.

Lao Zhou's writing is just right. Although this book was not allowed to be written due to various plots, so it was finished hastily in the middle, but in the end, the remaining plots of the outline were explained, and all the women who should be included were accepted, which can be considered worthy of everyone. In fact, Lao Zhou felt a little anxious in the early stages of this book, with a bunch of female protagonists appearing in dozens of chapters, but the writing in the middle period was quite exciting, especially the emotional scenes. If it were laid out slowly like the book about the hero, with twists and turns, it would be really interesting. However, in the end, it was forced to end all the emotional lines hastily, and the characters did not seem so full, which was a bit regretful. What's more, even if there is a Qiao Linlin in every book, I still like to read them, so I don't have to worry about the duplication of characters or anything else. Qiao Linlin in The Male God is really well written in the middle period, but it's a pity that there are fewer scenes later on. I hope Lao Zhou will continue to work hard, and the banner of urban harem novels will be optimistic about you.

Li Yuqing

Lao Zhou, I'm not talking about it. The first Su Qianqian had a perfect character, but she was tortured for two million words before she became the protagonist. Why is this Li Yuqing? I broke up with myself in the previous life, but what about this life? Seeing that the protagonist has money, come over to him. I know you will definitely accept it in the end. At least you can torture him like Su Qianqian for a while.