The male protagonist is Li Xiaoci, and the female protagonist is Li Xiaonan. What is a light novel/funny and dissing novel? Where can I watch it?

2025-02-15 15:39

This book was "The Two-Dimensional Era of the Female Writers". The characters included: supporting role-Li Hailong, Li Xiaoci's father, the chairman of Tonghua Group, and a successful veteran. Supporting role-Chen Guangming, American Sniper God/Retired Otaku. Male lead-Li Xiaoci, the Demon Lord, the giant root beauty. Female lead-Li Xiaonan, sister. Female lead-Chen Yulan, the editor of the Light Literature editorial department. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "The Two-Dimensional Era of the Female Writers" Author: Song Zi Doesn't Eat Candies. It's a light novel/a funny and dissing novel. It has system elements and genius elements. It's finished and you can enjoy it without worry. User recommendation: "The Two-Dimensional Era of the Female Writers" is an unforgettable novel. The author transmigrated into a woman's body from a male's perspective. This unique setting made people's eyes light up. The plot in the book was compact, and the speed of the car was fast, making people unable to stop. At the same time, the interaction between the readers was also very interesting, making people want to recommend this book. I stayed up until four o'clock in the morning. For such an immersive novel, I just wanted to say,"You guys do as you see fit. Anyway, that's all I have to say." This book aroused the interest of many readers, especially the question of whether it was plagiarism. Although the author had stated at the beginning that he wanted to create as much original content as possible, in reality, there was not much original content. However, the author did not copy and paste the content of the work at great length. Instead, he tried his best to write something interesting. This made this novel a refreshing stream in this genre. Even though this novel was a copy of the book, the author did not copy and paste the content of the work. On the contrary, the author tried his best to write something interesting and make the whole writing more frivolous. However, this also led to the lack of proper character portrayals. In addition, due to the lack of follow-up and the bad ending, the novel finally ended. Overall, The Two-Dimensional Era of the Scholarly Girl was an unforgettable novel. Although there were some shortcomings, the author's unique setting and the interaction of the readers made the book interesting. Although the ending was a bit rushed, the book was still worth reading. I hope you will like this book.