Aztec Eternals

The author is an emotional novice, he can't deduce emotions, he can only imagine, and now he has entered a state of brain short circuit.

From the very beginning, the plan of this book was to have a single heroine, to accompany her across life and death. Later, because readers suggested adding women's identity, social influence, and plot role... the author felt that it made sense, so he assigned values ​​to the female characters that appeared to establish personality traits.

Later, the author slapped his head and endowed the heroine and the new female second with social symbols, who were born in nobles and commoners respectively. Then, the foreshadowing is that they are the center, and gradually gather into a military and political group of traditional nobles and military civilians. Both are loyal to the protagonist, relying on the court and local military administration, and gradually confront each other. The cooperation and confrontation between nobles and commoners will be the main theme of this life.

But the author's writing power is not enough, and the protagonist will appear a bit scumbag. This is very distressing and a headache. After thinking about it for a long time, the computer is about to crash. So, do you have any suggestions for how to deal with it, so that the protagonist can maintain the feelings of a single heroine, and at the same time have female representatives of nobles and commoners in the court?

Anyway, thanks in advance for everyone's suggestions. I wish everyone a happy Christmas Eve!

[Follow-up: The author has read everyone's ideas carefully and has figured it out. The so-called "the sage forgets his love, the worst is not as good as his love, and what he loves is my generation." Sincerely thank you for your concern and support! 】