After Seeing My Mission Prompt, the Heroine Started Acting

On base or not? I feel like the male protagonist of Pineapple Bun is very weak.

I'm very curious about the author's understanding of computers. Some of the descriptions of computers are too outrageous.

I can't understand Chapter 1

Write more conflict scenes, knowing that the author is good at plotting, but the appropriate distribution of plots is a bonus. If it is all plotting, you will really get bored, and the conflict will make you feel happy. If it is all daily descriptions, no matter what the author's starting point, there will only be a feeling of flooding. The advantage is that the author saves trouble and updates quickly, which means he can make money relatively quickly. The disadvantage is that some friends will not be able to pursue them, which will also delay making money. In short, there are gains and losses.

What the hell is this first chapter? I'm so confused when I read it.

Although there will probably be many more girls in the future, the plot of doting on the sister is really delicious, and the sister is in ecstasy.

I don't want to write anything offensive, but I'd better write less about hackers. It looks really embarrassing.

The male protagonist's character is too upright, lacks charm, and has a tendency to be weak and passive. It would be best if he can become more of a villain, decisive and happy.

Many or one?

I hope this book is really helpful.