Panda's Ex: Holding the Stars and Embracing the Moon

I wrote so much about Xiao Qi's feelings, and then suddenly Dan Lin appeared again! And the reason for rejecting Xiaoqi is that she is young and needs to study, so she can then turn to Lin Miaomiao? Outrageous, outrageous! It makes me sick! I can watch several female protagonists, but the double standards are too outrageous and I can't stand it! Goodbye🤢

Guoguo😌

Northern Joy—— The maple knows the beauty of the world, The single joy of wheat is as wonderful as the spring breeze. The female face is like a jade-sounding spiritual bird, The Lord will surely come and enter the crape myrtle.

This male protagonist is also a talent, not a normal person at all. If you write a novel about a nerd, the author might as well stop writing it.

Lin Miaomiao is not worthy of being the heroine, the heroine should be Deng Xiaoqi.

Will Xiaoqi accept it? It's really hard to accept that there are so many descriptions of not being together later.

In spring sleep, the author is running around everywhere. The sound of games at night, few readers read

Never changed(≧ω≦)/

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I saw someone talking about the issue of single heroine and dual heroine. The problem is not the dual heroine thing. Deng Xiaoqi's emotional line is a must. It's just whether there will be a result in the end. This needs to be considered. The protagonist is set to be handsome, and although his studies are not very good in the early stage, his explosive power is very strong in the later stage. In other words, he is handsome and has excellent grades. How could such a character not attract Deng Xiaoqi's like? It would be unreasonable for Deng Xiaoqi not to like it. So that means Deng Xiaoqi likes it, so will he pursue the protagonist? The setting of the protagonist is not that he liked Lin Miaomiao's character very much in his previous life. When he came to this world, he didn't know what the protagonist wanted to do. Anyway, he was not the kind of person who fell in love, and he didn't like Lin Miaomiao very much just because he saw her. The answer is 1. The protagonist treats Lin Miaomiao and Deng Xiaoqi as classmates, 2. Lin Miaomiao and Deng Xiaoqi are not bad in appearance, 3. The protagonist has good appearance and has the potential to be a top student, and it can be seen that he will definitely be a top student in the future. 4. Deng Xiaoqi is not a shy person, and he will take the initiative to pursue someone he likes. Based on these 4 points, once Deng Xiaoqi takes the initiative to pursue the protagonist, why can't the protagonist have a good impression of Deng Xiaoqi? The biggest problem with the logic of "Pi" is that the protagonist doesn't have a good impression of Deng Xiaoqi. So for the emotional lines of Lin Miaomiao and Deng Xiaoqi, should they start at the same time or in a sequence? How does the protagonist view both parties, and how does the protagonist handle these two emotional lines? I feel that the really good part of this book is the climax. This is the time to really test the author's writing skills, because most of the readers of Juvenile Pi have an innate favorable impression of Lin Miaomiao. On this basis, if the author can write an emotional line for Deng Xiaoqi that readers will not dislike, but also like it very much, that would be really awesome. So I remain neutral as to whether Deng Xiaoqi can develop into a heroine in the end. After all, it is the heavens in the end, so why not "many"?