Love Variety: Dog-Headed Military Advisor Just Wants to Have Fun

Looking at this description, the male protagonist only likes one and does not sway The three main female characters all like the male protagonist The passerby female protagonist Midori is the visual sense

I really don't understand. This kind of romance novel is obviously capable of creating very good female characters, so why does it have to be listed as the heroine? Just like that book on Super Powers, it was originally supposed to be about a harem, but the readers were stunned and said it was about a single female protagonist. The rest of the book was written in a mess. I can't figure out whether the current author is a young writer or the general environment is like this. For a true single female protagonist, you can create other female characters with distinctive personalities, but you should not be too close to the protagonist, and you are already in love with the heroine. In the end, if it is a single female protagonist, feed Akaashi. It's not a group portrait, it's not a realistic novel. This is what is done in online articles. It is both true and necessary

Looking at the comment section, people seem to be confused about whether it should have a single female protagonist or whether it should be a stock trade. Unified reply, single female protagonist! The male protagonist will not waver, but will make a firm choice! As a love strategist, the male protagonist is used to love and hate in relationships, and it is difficult for him to be tempted by others. But he is so handsome and interesting, so he can't stop others from liking him, right? The three female characters are people who have a crush on the male protagonist. And it's still in Lian Zong, an environment where there are many opportunities for intimate interaction. All in all, the male protagonist just wants to have fun 🤓 So please look forward to seeing how the female protagonist uses her sincerity to open up the male protagonist's defenses, right? After the Lezi people are conquered, they will definitely be extra delicious, Jie Jie Jie😃

I haven't watched it yet, but I'd like to ask if there are any ambiguous scenes with the three female co-stars? Do you write a lot of ambiguous scenes? If there are more, and it's still a single female protagonist, then I can only say good luck to you, the author.

Is it really okay to have a single female protagonist in a romantic drama? 😰

Didn't you write this based on the siblings who were in love during this period?

Love requires sincerity. In reality, if you really use a vest like this, there is only one worst outcome: breakup. The author probably has never really been in love, so he is just talking nonsense here.

Now I have written 150,000 words, and I have established Jiang. If I let him go, I will at least give up the book Although judging from the character card, the heroine is Lin, but there are so many chapters, Jiang is established first I don't doubt that the author can take Lin as the male protagonist. The writing is good, I just want to know what the author considers However, what should I do to (make readers) give up Jiang According to the protagonist in the book, it is no problem to be decisive, but reading is not the protagonist, but the reader A basic psychological definition, the pain of losing will be more uncomfortable than not getting a new one The author's writing style and conception can definitely be controlled. The problem of writing multiple female protagonists depends on whether it can be reasonable (to persuade readers) to give up Jiang Just don't use nonsense reasons, such as Family status (looking at the conversation between Jiang and his brother, it doesn't look like it) Sickness (with modern technology, 80% of the so-called terminal illnesses of ordinary people can be "hanged" in the hands of the rich) "You have to live, the remaining 10% are chronic accumulation diseases that the rich will rarely suffer from) I don't feel it (this is the feeling of being a happy enemy, and I am just a sister-in-law, so it would be strange if I don't like her out of curiosity) The male protagonist is unwilling (the reader basically assumes the role of the male protagonist, please consider how to persuade the reader to be unwilling)

Are there any of the same type? It would be better to have a male protagonist who is fun but can overturn.

If I keep writing, Jiang will soon become the heroine.

It's okay, but there's something wrong with the way you write it. Usually it's live broadcast and the jury watches the questions interspersed with it. You're watching the behind-the-scenes plot of a single jury after finishing the romance drama.

If there is a single heroine, who is it? Is it the one named Lin? I saw in this book that the character tagged Lin is the heroine, and the one who plays a lot of roles in the front is the supporting female character. If the one named Lin is the heroine, isn't her role too small?

Didn't you choose this heroine? There is no heroine who hasn't interacted with the protagonist for such a long time. She might as well fall in love with and kill each other.

It's so exciting. If you write it down, it will definitely become popular.

It's so uncomfortable to keep up with the updates every day.

It's very innovative and beautiful. It's early to vote for the monthly vote.

Ever since I discovered that this sister looked like Suzuki Sonoko, I was out of control. . . .

I didn't see the backend. Is there a buyout skill?

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Did the author get too excited by his own writing? Did the article go astray?

It feels a bit sloppy and a bit draggy. I can completely guess the plot just by reading the title recently, so it feels like it would be more appropriate to combine two chapters into one. Pure suggestion, no malice

Post a single chapter in Laoshu to promote it. I suddenly saw your Laoshu today and clicked on your homepage to see this book.

The opening chapter is really amazing. After so many years of reading, I feel this way. This seems to be the fourth book. Unfortunately, the status has declined. After catching up with this chapter, I feel that it has become a relatively good-looking romance novel. Although it is still of a relatively high level, it does not have that amazing feeling.