Now that I've been reborn, I have to play tennis!

Chapter 73: Up to the Three Rivers! Thank you all for your support!
I received a notification from the editor that I'm going to be on Sanjiang.

As an ordinary, struggling author, although I have been fortunate enough to write two excellent books, this is my first time being featured on Sanjiang Literature City. I am very excited and grateful for the support and love of all my readers!
This book will be available for purchase next Wednesday. I plan to update it ten times that week, and I hope everyone will continue to support me!
Next, let's talk about the female lead in this book.

First of all, the female lead currently has very few scenes, and I've intentionally kept them to myself, just in case people don't like it. I can stop it in time.

I also admit that it's indeed difficult to write an original female protagonist in urban novels with a sports theme.

Actually, I had another backup female lead from the beginning, who hasn't appeared yet. Those who like watching tennis should recognize her; she's Wang Xinyu (Wang Meiren). But if people don't like her, I'll reduce her screen time later on.

(This is a snapshot of her when she lost the title in the Berlin final. Many fans thought it was beautiful, including me. The result of this match really hurt me!)
The last option is to not have a female lead.

Speaking of female celebrities in the Chinese entertainment industry, firstly, I don't have a very strong impression of those born in the 90s, and secondly, I think it's okay for them to date, but not for them to have a long-term relationship. In this respect, Son Heung-min from next door has already set an example.

As a sports superstar, the protagonist should either be a bit wild, flitting from flower to flower without getting tangled in them, or, incidentally, I'd like to challenge my driving speed.

I'd also like to ask for everyone's opinions.

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(End of this chapter)