After transmigrating to a parallel world, Wang Jue became a handsome, wealthy campus heartthrob, and gained a golden finger that let him see people's character roles.
Transmigration plus a golden finger: the perfect protagonist treatment.
At least, that's what Wang Jue thought, until his CEO stepmother hired a beautiful expert to be his bodyguard, and the words "Protagonist" appeared above her head!
Wang Jue was stunned. "You're the protagonist? Then what am I?"
The formidable female bodyguard: "My precious campus heartthrob."
The Taoist priestess who left the clergy: "The one fate destined for me."
The retired female assassin: "My handsome CEO husband, of course!"
The female soldier-king back from overseas: "No, you're my most beloved little sidekick."
Wang Jue: "..."
He finally realized that he'd been handed the heroine's role in an old-school urban romance, destined to be conquered by the protagonist and become her devoted lover.
--Wait, why are there multiple protagonists?
And that wasn't all. One day, his best buddy from high school, who had been by his side all those years, suddenly confessed:
"Wang Jue, the truth is, I-I'm a girl~"
--WTF???
I understand the general idea. The platform's current approach is pleasing neither side. What are the author's plans? Will they stop completely or resume writing after a while? If they switch platforms, could you please let me know? I really love your style!
What about the stepmother?
I've been following two of your books and they're still not finished; it's truly disgusting for readers.
I'll skip tonight's chapter to adjust my sleep schedule [sfem:3:315]
[Sfem:3:318]It's been a long time since I used the pineapple bun emoji; it's changed, but the deer's short stature hasn't changed. [Sfem:3:313]
Has the author moved location? Are there any groups?
Lu Ge moved locations, could you please let me know?
The current environment at Pineapple Bun is indescribable. If you switch platforms, please let us know.
It's so beneath the male lead to learn Taekwondo; anything else would be better.
Nowadays, online novel platforms are quite ruthless, profiting from both the authors and readers.