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I want to see Hu Yifei fight against the Kirita army

The author has a single female protagonist, many female protagonists, and no female protagonist. How many times have you been in love? How do you feel about love? How many times have you served as a strategist for others? If you have too few love memories and viewings, I personally do not recommend that you write a heroine or multiple heroines, because you can easily write a teddy that becomes a sperm. Personally, I still recommend no heroine. After all, it is just a career. Don't think about porn.

The author hates Japanese people, and I hate them too, but not all of them. When writing a novel, you have to include too much personal information, otherwise it will be very fragmented when you read it. Who you hate, what you hate, you don't need to emphasize it over and over again, it just needs to appear once or twice.

The protagonist of the Dragon Clan has a somewhat twisted mind, and can fight for the truth without fighting back or scolding him, and can even step into other people's traps. So why should Lu Mingze tell the protagonist the truth? You can use the truth as bait to make the protagonist step into the trap again and again. And does the truth matter to the protagonist? Is it important to readers? It's not a detective story

This kind of book may be a little popular if you add tomatoes to it, but as a starting point, forget it. It's better to practice with tomatoes

The writing style is average and a lot of places are blunt. Personally, the most toxic point at the moment is that the protagonist has a strong dick smell. After reading twenty chapters, judging from the author's writing style, don't write about the heroine, harem, and emotional drama. It might be another dog-licking nanny dog-blood story. If you don't have Feng Chaohuang's writing style, don't write nonsense.

All the dragons jumped. I haven't seen it yet, so I'm not interested. It feels like they are not as famous as Rainbow Cat and Blue Rabbit. Too niche. Is it said to be depressing or tragic? Horrible. Horrible. Even less interested.

This kind of scholar who travels through multiple worlds at the same time is basically a loser. Do you dare to imitate others without their coquettishness?

I'm a little confused. After reading a few chapters, the words are all contemptuous of the United States. Then why don't you write about Chinese comics or the world of cultivation and say you are patriotic? If you write American comics and say you are not patriotic, you still have a strong stance. So why not write Chinese comics? There are many excellent works.

Why is the protagonist written with a kind of crazy character? Isn't Zhu Tianwen a plot-loving person and a PhD student in scientific research? The protagonist is always negatively affected and unstable. What is this meant to show? I came to see Zhutian, not to see the protagonist go crazy.