Why Are All the Heroines Around Me Losers?
我身边怎么都是败犬女主？
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 844k Words
- Genre
- Urban Youth
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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204Chapters
12.3MClicks
38.6kFavorites
77.6kRecommendations
449Reviews
In booklists 4
Classics, Mostly Complete
A collection of some of the classic older books on Ciweimao that I've read.
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Books I've Finished
My tastes are all over the place, but I can guarantee these aren't garbage.
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For My Own Reading, Mostly Fully Purchased
Word count padding.
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Finished Reading
They're all pretty interesting, but quite a mixed bag.
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Reader comments 12
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The author would rather write an awkward swordsman than actually unleash a burst of blood. Since he decided to completely avoid dragons, he then introduced Jormungandr at the end to mess with the reader's mentality. In summary, the author is indulging in a pretentious, artsy phase, wanting something but not really wanting it.
After reading it, my suggestion is to treat it as fan fiction that has absolutely nothing to do with dragons; that way it's more acceptable.
I have read this book.
Endless Shennong, come forth!
I haven't read it yet, but I wanted to ask about the female lead who's a "loser" in the Chu Transmigration series... Where did the original male lead go, or did he even appear? Where is Xia Mi?
What about Hajiwon? Could he really be dead, his fate unknown?
As a reader who hasn't watched Dragon Raja or My Loser, I still thoroughly enjoyed this book. The original setting and plot didn't affect my reading experience at all, which is very helpful for someone like me who's a pseudo-anime fan (I've only watched a few anime series, and my knowledge of anime mostly comes from short videos and fanfiction).
I came back from having no other books to read and reread this one; it's still so engaging! (´∀`)
#(Funny)#(Cute)
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