
My Childhood Sweetheart Is My Number One Fan
青梅竹马是我的头号黑粉
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 184k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Everyday Romance
- Updated
- 11d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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155Monthly votes
3.7kRecommends
29Fans
77Chapters
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A childhood sweetheart who likes to punch and kick, it seems that the protagonist is a victim 🙂
After reading Chapter 10, I don't like Qingmei's character very much. Violent women like to hit people, not just slapstick, but real and painful beatings, and the male protagonist doesn't stop her, just like an M. The author should have also read the book "My Sister Cartoonist" which is also the starting point. I hope the author will not do the same things as that book. Before that book, many people said that the sister's character design was not likable. The author should learn from the lessons of that book. I don't know if Qingmei can't write a contrast later, or if the author can make the violence cute. I really don't know why people still like to write about abusing the protagonist.
Multiple heroines? Or put a tag. Just looking at the title and introduction, I thought it was about a single female protagonist.
To be honest, the heroine might as well just apply Nanami Aoyama's template. The violent woman she makes is simply annoying. She can't hit people well, she can make trouble for others by playing pranks, and she is also very restless. It seems that the protagonist feels that he has been trained...
The protagonist looked like the slave of his mistress, who didn't react at all when he was beaten.
The character design of Qingmei is not good. The violent and tsundere style was something that could be enjoyed when tsunderes were popular a few years ago. Now it has faded away. After reading Chapter 27, Qingmei is a typical arrogant but not coquettish person. She is a violent gorilla. Almost all of her love interests are Qingmei. The other female protagonists are only related to their careers. How come there are so many female protagonists with this trend?
Is this male protagonist really not angry? Being beaten up like this is... I say she is arrogant, but there is nothing likeable about her.
Apart from the possibility that the author is a pessimist, is it possible that the author really had a childhood sweetheart like this? Then I make it a habit to write about the interactions between them.
It looks familiar. Which novel is it a copy of?
The beginning is basically plagiarized from the same website, Tokyo Amei Cartoonist
It was pretty good at the beginning, but it got boring when I started doing the moon phase.
The first time I saw it was Nao Mushroom, fate is very harmful 😭
Is it just so silent?
Can you please give me an accurate answer, author?
It's just a copy of a certain novel, it's still the starting point. The plot is very different, the character settings are also similar. Even the game is looking for some kind of homeless lady and a voice actor who hasn't made a fortune yet.
There are too many women.
The beginning is good, but there are so many women in the back that I can't remember. It seems like the entire world except for the male protagonists is female. Female painter, female editor, female illustrator, female assistant. . . Reading novels is different from reading comics. I feel that this world is not very real. There are many places where you can only skip reading.
The pace of the career line is good, but is this character portrayal serious? m male protagonist/overbearing super hero Qingmei, I don't understand
Cut? 🙂
This novel seems a bit too familiar. Many plots are the same as those of a similar novel 😥
Overall, it's pretty good-looking, so don't be too similar to the author.)
I can vaguely smell the smell of Wanding!
Is this a strange talent? Shu Zhui Bi is much higher than me 😭
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It is recommended that the author delete purely negative comments, as many people pick them by reading book reviews.
Why isn't such a good book updated? Well, look at me, why isn't it updated? Tell me, why, why, baby why,
It's okay for the author to write a book with the main character at the beginning ➕ Qingmei comic plot, but later the plot is long and draggy with many characters, and it falls into the cliche, making the main character omnipotent. Not at all. The setting of simply writing a book around the protagonist + drawing Qingmei is very good. If I want to add other things, I will add them later. Expand the daily plot, and then focus on writing books around the protagonist in the early stage of the career line. For example, first write a light novel, then switch to a book by Higashino Keigo, and then switch to the protagonist to plan a TV series. (As for the Qingmei character design that many people criticize, don't worry about it at all. After all, this is the character design at the beginning, and your results should be good at the beginning)
This is a complaint. After all, it was too hard against my sister's book.
In Chapter 5, the heroine's name is too divisive, and there is a sense of déjà vu.
It's hard to imagine that normal Chinese would like Qingmei's character. The chapters in which she appears are basically poisonous, so read with caution.
Good luck to those who like to watch violent Qingmei The protagonist is punched and kicked by Qingmei every day And he was beaten unconscious more than once
Can it surpass the one written by Dashu?
Not bad, just a little bit less
Your top priority is to add the tag of multiple female protagonists to attract more people to see it. After all, your title clearly points to a single female protagonist, unless you are engaged in stock speculation and party disputes (probably not).