Song Liguo, a little-known male-oriented web novelist, reads a romance novel on her editor's recommendation. When she wakes up, she's become the cannon-fodder supporting character who shares her name in the book.
To avoid the original character's tragic fate of dying in a car crash, she diligently tries to cling to Qin Song and stay alive.
Golden finger: An omniscient perspective and a thorough knowledge of the main plot.
Main characters: Song Liguo, Qin Song
A little scene:
Qin Song: "I'd rather die alone. I'd rather move into a nursing home. There's no way I'll ever get involved romantically with a woman like Song Liguo. You can quote me on that."
Later...
Guoguo this, Guoguo that. Keep your nose out of Guoguo's private business.
Guoguo gets mad, Guoguo makes a fuss, Guoguo is my little sweetheart.
He turns into Battle Qin, takes sides, tears down fake sweethearts, beats up vile scumbags, and the spirit of 'I said I wouldn't, but now I love it' burns bright.
The writing style makes me uncomfortable, I can't quite understand the logic, and their early relationship made me feel uncomfortable.
It looks good from the front, but a little sloppy from the back or something. Anyway, it's just weird. It would be nice if there was a sequel after returning🐵
It's okay from the front, but it just tastes bad when you look at it from the back.
It's just that the ending was too hasty.
The ending is so rushed, wouldn't the author consider writing an extra chapter?
It's wonderful, I came just in time