A Word About the Protagonist's Characterization

After writing for so long, I'd always come across some amusing things.

Not long after this book started, there were already plenty of comments trying to stir things up in the review section. But that was all in the past, and I couldn't be bothered to talk about it anymore.

There were once two ordinary reviews.

One said, "Did someone else take over? Why does the writing read like a newbie's? My Feng Xiao couldn't possibly be this amateurish."

The other said, "The writing has improved. It's not as dry as before."

What was interesting was that these two completely opposite comments were right next to each other in the review section. The visual effect was fantastic...

Feng Xiao didn't know whether to laugh or cry. He directly took a screenshot and posted it on his Moments and Weibo, commenting, "What does it mean when you say you can't please everyone? This is it."

A while ago, there were quite a few comments in the review section saying that Feng Jun was too flamboyant and didn't know how to keep a low profile. They felt he was like a nouveau riche, with an unlikable personality.

Recently, another trend had emerged. People said Feng Jun was too much of a chatterbox, that he only knew how to trade insults, and that he was too soft and overly cautious in the cultivation world. They thought he should fight whenever he refused to accept something.

Weren't these two trends remarkably similar to those two reviews?

Obviously, no one could write a book that satisfied everyone.

Some people also hoped Feng Jun could be more magnanimous. Now that he had encountered cultivation, he ought to pay attention to his status...

Feng Xiao would like to say this: the protagonists I write have never had