The Tumultuous Years

The male protagonist is just like he was born, like scolding him

Let's really get together with Wen Ya. This is too naive and it will definitely make people sad if this continues.

Born male protagonist

No, just make a harem, or just make a Wenya. You made such a mess, which made us sit up and down. If you write it well later, it should attract readers. The front is too messy, but I still like to accept Xiong Annie.

What is he writing? The author is actually a person who has no three views. He is just like a person who cannot write. Why not read it? It is written by The Man Who Plays the Qin. It is many times better than yours. The author and the protagonist are both born. If you haven't read it, don't read it again.

The male protagonist is born, the author updates quickly, 6 updates a day, I feel uncomfortable if I don't watch it for a day

Tweeted by Douyin, the overall plot is actually very interesting, slightly refreshing, but acceptable, a little intellectual is not considered stupid. I have read more than a hundred chapters now, and I am ready to abandon the book. I admit that the author's plot shaping ability is very outstanding, that is, Wen Ya and Xiong Anni. The protagonist, Zhao Kang, likes her very, very, very much. Even Wen Ya is very interested in him. Zhao Kang just has no interest in Wen Ya. Even if she is, she is not as good as Xiong Anni. Wen Ya can be said to have been protecting him and helping him from the beginning. Annie begged them to be together, but he was afraid that Annie Xiong would ignore him in the future, so he agreed, which is outrageous. You know, I was moved by this as a reader, but the protagonist still loves Xiong Annie. The key is that he is still interested in Wen Ya, but because he is also interested in Xiong Annie, he has to wait until Xiong Annie begs him to be with Wen Ya before they get together. It's too explosive. You can write a love triangle, but you can't write it like this in reality. This kind of thing may indeed happen, but this is a novel. If you write it like this, it is too frustrating to watch. Novels should adapt to the audience's preferences. I guess that no one who sees me here now has much affection for Xiong Annie. However, the author keeps shaping the protagonist to be so infatuated with Xiong Annie. To be honest, it is a bit disgusting, but if it is to be consistent with reality, it is actually okay. It just makes me too disgusted. Really, if this book is written. I liked Xiong Anni at first, but then I saw Wen Ya, a kind of redemption novel, and then I fell in love with Wen Ya wholeheartedly. Maybe it would be much better, at least better than what I am doing now.

My Wenya [crying 😭] The author comes to speak!

The male protagonist is no different from Green Tea. While he is obsessed with Wen Ya, he also has a crush on Xiong Anni. The protagonist is also not Wen Ya and insists on giving Wen Ya so many scenes. If you want to say that Wen Ya is the protagonist, forget it. Alas, it looks very ex-like. The urban novel is made like a harem novel, but it is not a harem novel. There is a lot of foreshadowing ahead, I really can't stand it if I have to forcefully sensationalize it.

The author's thoughts are too disgusting. I guess in reality he is also a fat otaku who relies entirely on fantasy to live his life. It is so ruining the worldview. I can't read it if I give it up.