What's It Like to Have a Quirky, Mischievous Girlfriend?

Sorry everyone, it's almost the end of the year and I'm a bit busy at work. This book is indeed a little short of updates. I will add more when I have free time.

Influenza A is rampant recently, everyone should also pay attention to their health

Here is an advertisement for a new book. This book will be constantly updated and will not be unfinished. Don't worry. (The name of the protagonist in the new book has not been changed. It is still 1v1 with a single female protagonist. Those who are interested can read what the author has to say.) I had little experience when I wrote this book, so there were too many loopholes and flaws in both the setting and the plot, and they couldn't be corrected later. The young author has also read everyone's opinions (the new book is purely 1v1, there is no second female lead that everyone criticized, and I have tried my best to improve the incoherence of the plot.)

I'll add an update today, and the author's work assignment will be completed by the end of the month (ten days at most). Then I'll resume double updates, or triple updates (there will be three updates if there are more people reading. I beg you to urge me to update, and give me a must-read vote. I'm here to beg you all.)

Here the heroine's entry into the entertainment industry is just a small episode. I will not write about the heroine's work and life in the entertainment industry. There will be a turning point for the heroine later, and the heroine returns to her identity as an ordinary person. If you have any comments, please leave a message and I will read it.

I feel like fewer people are reading it recently. Is there anything I didn't write well? If you have any suggestions, you can leave them in the comment area. I will read them.

I was really impressed by the rest of the plot. The protagonist was either sleeping or sleeping. The heroine was also moody. She was happy and angry sometimes. Moreover, the heroine went to the entertainment industry without the capital of the male protagonist. As a result, she had to rely on the male protagonist if something happened. Being followed by the paparazzi, the male protagonist said that he would call the police, but the female protagonist showed her heart and let him go. Moreover, another woman kissed the male protagonist, but the male protagonist didn't say anything. He really had no perspective. The plot that followed was so ridiculous that the male protagonist was almost too lazy to count the words.

There is absolutely no need to include a rebirth. What a refreshing statement. The rebirth at the beginning is completely redundant. You can think of a more exciting beginning.

What has the author experienced so that he can write so well?

Why do you come back with no skills after being reborn?