Senior, Don't Cry, I'm Really Not a Scumbag.

When I read it, I felt that the priorities were reversed. The protagonist didn't look like a protagonist at all. He was just a supporting character and had no sense of existence at all.

If you don't have enough skills, you don't want to try to bring every character to life. The start must be good, otherwise you won't be able to retain people.

I felt pretty good after reading chapter 50 and beyond, but I almost gave up on the first 20 chapters.

He looked at it but didn't look at it. . . .

What do you think about the group portrait written by Rebirth?

This male protagonist's presence is too low, right?

The introduction looks like a harem, and the catalog looks like there are several male protagonists, which is awesome.

The protagonist travels through time and smokes a cigarette to calm down his shock

Xinzhou South Railway Station? Changsha South Railway Station?

How to write urban essays and group portraits and adapt them for TV