My game, Orange Flavor, is great!

Originally, I designed each female supporting character to have her own personal storyline, but later, due to poor performance and my own poor condition, I cut several storylines. The one I most wanted to write about was probably Lu Zhao and Lin Yu, who were once good friends, and reunited in their high school for various reasons, gradually resolving their inner conflicts during the mission.

And then there's Messiah. Her name actually means prophet, and most of her storyline was cut; her name never even appears in the main text. _(:з」∠)_

Although it's a pity, the overall plot is still satisfactory. Without an outline, I just wrote whatever came to mind, which is quite remarkable.

Regarding the protagonist, Lu Zhao, I initially wanted to write about the reaction of an ordinary girl who suddenly transmigrates, but now it seems a bit bewildering, and later on it feels too depressing…

Being the protagonist is indeed quite a miserable experience, huh?

Some people say that all my protagonists have one thing in common: they are all very conflicted, to varying degrees. I agree with this person's statement and think that Lu Zhao is probably the most conflicted protagonist in all my works.

Her problem lies in the fact that while she is clearly aware of her situation, she consciously suppresses her emotions and feelings.

The female protagonist's repression also affected me to some extent, so I was also in a low period during this time. I could only mechanically write down the thoughts in my mind, without the initial passion.

I feel that, to some extent, when I was writing this, I was actually in sync with Lu Zhao's mindset.

She is a very good and rational person. She always rushes to the front when things happen, and when she gets hurt, she hides away to lick her wounds. Everyone around her knows her emotions, but the only person who can make her feel at ease and relaxed is Si Ling.

I guess I really enjoy the idea of ​​mutual redemption within myself.

After saying all this, I just want to express one thing: although this book didn't reach my ideal level, I like Lu Zhao and I like the story itself.

Thank you for reading my ramblings. If you're interested, please support my new book.