Today I read the book review area and there are two topics that are very well discussed. I will explain it here:

Question: Why did I stay in Leijiang for so long without seeing the revenge? Due to the long-term stay, the plot has slowed down and the quality of the work has also declined seriously!

Emperor: I will explain this point. Because Corning firmly believes that the people in his family can help him clear up grievances, and at the same time, he is also to consciously let things go, so he stayed in Sichuan. This situation is necessary for his mentality development and growth, so I have been focusing a lot here. As for the progress of the plot, I cannot always put the work in a highly nervous state, nor can I always make some accidents to make Corning show his strength. One thing is to relax and one thing, the way of civil and military. After this buffer period, the work will gradually reach its climax. The result of this incident is that Corning will embark on the road of escape again.

Question: The work is too studded. When a woman sees one person, she doesn’t even have an ordinary mei plot. She is really a naked stud. There is also Shuyi’s appearance, which seems to be a stud for the sake of the stud, which is really unnecessary.

Emperor: Let me explain here that the school Shuyi was admitted to is an important military academy for the country to cultivate special agent talents. Many of the students who graduated will go to the secret front. Shuyi's life is intertwined with Corning, which is very helpful to Corning's future career, so it is not an irrelevant supporting role. As for Corning's stallion, friends, I have written four years of book and I don't know that playing Ai Mei is the only way to urban literature, but please note that I am the protagonist of the destiny in the world. Where can I have plenty of time to play Ai Mei

The essence of the story is that it is close to multiple women and seduces everyone's heart. Coupled with Corning's personality, he always can't bear to refuse girls who want to get close to him, which creates everyone's illusion. In fact, if a good person like Corning doesn't have any problems, he may be able to stay with his girlfriend for his life, but if something similar happens, can you really guarantee that he will keep his integrity for his girlfriend, live in the flowers and not touch his body? I think this is definitely unrealistic. I have always paid attention to rationality in writing books, and I would like to ask everyone to think more about it here.
Chapter completed!