Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1131 1128. Comments on "I Can't Be This Female Channel's Male Lead"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend a quirky new book to you.

"I Can't Possibly Be the Male Lead in This Female-Frequency Series", You Jin, Level 1 author.

Category: Fantasy-Another World.

Summary:
Jiang Cheng traveled to the world of a female fantasy novel and became the male lead.

But around the heroine, there are handsome young men, cute teenagers, and mighty brothers. It seems like... there are too many people?

I'd better go and see the lonely and devoted female villain.

"Brother Jiang Cheng, why are you with a woman like that? Aren't you mine?!"

Comment:
He only has this book to his name, and it took 80 days to write.

I don’t know what kind of mentality old readers generally have when they are looking for books when they are out of books.

Let me tell you mine first.

Books have been recommended so many times that when introducing new books, apart from the regular introductions by the great authors, it is actually difficult to expect them to write a particularly eye-catching early plot.

The fantasy category, in particular, has always been the preserve of great writers, relying on a strong readership base. Even if the story starts with the same routine from ten years ago, readers will still buy it and continue reading with hesitation.

Newcomers, especially those who are like a blank slate (actually just a new vest), often fail miserably when writing their first fantasy novel.

Unless, his setting is particularly novel.

That's what this book is about.

A while ago, Ji Cha’s new book "What to do if the heroine runs out of the book" finally gave up the so-called vest laser bottle, and the two were merged together.

The book tells the story of the heroine who ran out of the book into reality and lived an ordinary and shameless daily life with the author.

This book tells the story of a male protagonist who enters a female-oriented novel. As the first male protagonist, he decisively separates from the female protagonist, Tea Flavor, to find the so-called female villain (who has actually always been deeply in love with the male protagonist).

This setting is very interesting.

While I don't often read female-oriented novels, the reverse is true for male-oriented novels. The heroine separates from the hero and goes looking for the male villain. The various descriptions of the tea-flavored heroine in this book are quite appealing to readers, especially young readers with simpler love lives. It's worth reading more to learn more.

Boys should protect themselves when they go out, and don't be taken advantage of by the female sea king.

As for the part about cultivating immortals, there is actually nothing worth mentioning, and it is not the highlight of the book.

Later, the author slowly modified the settings, trying to enrich the characters' images so as to avoid going too far astray.

In addition, the introduction to this book is not complete and is supplemented with more details in the main text, as some vocabulary is not suitable for public use.

Although it is a new book, the trial reading experience is quite good. I recommend everyone to take a look.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

I feel that the author of this book should be a woman.

The words of thanks for the listing were written very politely and gently.

There is no pity, nor is there any excessive solicitation for orders.

Rather, it was a kind of letting things take their own course, as if it were just for fun. After all, it was the first book, so I couldn't expect too much.

In fact, this mentality is very worthy of encouragement.

Unlike those authors who have been famous for a long time and have achieved success, they have an almost demanding pursuit of first orders.

This results in many books being abandoned as soon as they are put on the shelves, without even a chance to struggle.

It is difficult to promote new books, and no one is willing to read them, which is evident from the fact.

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