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Every time a song is released, there are all kinds of side descriptions and two or three chapters of preparation. Entertainment novels are inherently fast-paced. Who cares about your nonsense? Two or three chapters of withholding and small climaxes are really boring. The key song selection is quite average.
The author has never written fantasy before, and his writing style is surprising.
It's so boring, I must be writing entertainment articles.
I just looked through the catalog, are there any Huanzhu? Isn't this thing off the shelves? I heard it's a big problem.
At the beginning of the social death scene, see how the protagonist counterattacks and reaches the peak of life!
It has a golden finger but is not completely dependent on it. It is a bit cool but not mindless. It has an emotional line but it is not a Mary Sue. The heroine is tentatively named Gao Yuanyuan and will be decided later depending on the situation. After all, the characters in the author's works may develop on their own in the future, and the author can only try his best to guide it.
Although Zhao is disgusting, there is no need to watch Huanzhu because you changed it so randomly. Even if this drama can still be popular, it is definitely limited and cannot reach the original level. It is written in a mess. You might as well just give the protagonist a 100-billion-dollar company.