Hong Kong Crossover: I'm Reborn, So Why Would I Join a Gang?

I really can't bear it anymore. Why does the author always emphasize that Nanshan is beautiful and like a woman? I suspect that there will be a gay plot in the future, and I have to emphasize it once in every chapter: looking like a woman, being suspected of being a woman, and looking like a woman. Is the author foreshadowing that Nanshan Xiu will fall in love with the protagonist? PS. Nanshan Xiu is the protagonist Fa Xiao, a tool man, and an assistant. It is equivalent to the role of the fat man next to the protagonist in urban novels.

This author either writes female videos or is gay

More and more literary youth. If you like it, you can watch it. If you don't like it, it is not recommended.

Hong Kong TV series, what are you trying to do with the literary youth style? It's obvious that you want to write about men and women. The starting point is really low now.

The protagonist is gay, brothers, run away.

It's uncomfortable to watch if you're too pretentious.

Are you really annoyed that you have to emphasize that man and woman? It's a good book, but I insist on finding a place to put it there.

Gay article? Twisted, compared with Li Jiayu's

After reading ten chapters, I found that the author is particularly willing to use a few short sentences and words to describe the scene. Even the character dialogue is willing to shorten the number of words to express it. It is really difficult to read. Your current writing skills are not up to the ability to substitute a few sentences into a picture. Readers cannot read your words and empathize. It is better to describe and write the story well first.

It feels incoherent when reading, it's too confusing. Generally speaking, those who are not good at writing are of the running account type, and this kind of stumbling type is quite rare.