After I Transmigrated into a Book as Cannon Fodder, I Charmed the Male Lead’s Master

The first five stars encourage yourself (ﾉ∇︎) First, let's clear things up: This article is a sweet article set in the world of immortality but with an everyday content. It's not about strong women, nor is it a cool article! The sweetness of the male and female protagonists is more after 100,000 words (after Chapter 50), and less at the beginning because the male protagonist is shy and reserved~ The heroine Li Luo is not a fairy, she is a milk tea shop proprietress who only wants to make money. She has a controlled appearance and falls in love with the male protagonist at first sight. She is very proactive in relationships. If she likes him, she will chase him, flirt with him and have sex directly. (Her life experience will be revealed later, so I won't spoil it here) The male protagonist Ji Qinghuai is cold and stoic on the surface, but he is very innocent at heart. The female protagonist will blush at the slightest flirtation, and he is gentle to those he cares about. (I didn't grasp the pacing well earlier. The male protagonist appears at the end of Chapter 5. You must read Chapter 7 if you are following the story! Don't skip Chapter 7~) Main supporting role: Ji Chizhou is the male protagonist of the original novel about cultivating immortals. He will have some main storylines in the novel about cultivating immortals (Judging from the scenes, Ji Chizhou is also the protagonist) The eldest brother Ji Chiting, who is cold on the outside but hot on the inside, the gentle and sinister second brother Ji Chiyue, the third brother Ji Chibei who is naive both inside and out, and the heroine's little puppy brother Li Zhihan, they are the male and female protagonist's assistants and the main characters who promote the plot. All of them are single. (There is no vicious female supporting role. Elder Lingyun has an unrequited love for the male protagonist but does not appear more than 5 times. She will also let go of her obsession later [Chapter 51], and then she will have nothing to do with her)

Hahahaha, there are so many funny parts, I like it. I like this kind of happy ending the most. Life is not easy, so it's not impossible to bring your emotions into your imagination and think about your life well, right? The novel has this kind of setting. I really like that the supporting characters in "Shy" are not contrived, and the setting written by the author is not too messy. It's not bad. Overall, I like it, little sisters, so go ahead.

Well, I think it is a very sweet sweet novel, where the male and female protagonists dote on each other. There are fewer career lines than love lines in it. And the heroine's brother feels so arrogant, and sometimes he feels like a little bitch. Well, the male protagonist in the original book changed again later on, and he was no longer as cold as he was at the beginning. Then he slowly became more cheerful. And I feel that everyone in there is just a few of his apprentices who are very good. The characters are all very good. There is also the final contrast of the elder brother who likes pink in the extra chapter. It's just a pity that the witch and Gu Zhi'ai, these two pairs of CPs also have sideline CPs. Anyway, the plot is pretty good and the ending is not a sloppy one. Very nice, recommended.

To be honest, after reading this novel, I really felt no pressure at all in my heart (I feel that this novel is not bad, there are no twists and turns, and it makes people feel... It turns out that Master Qingleng can also use another method, and it also makes people feel that people who cultivate immortals can also have seven emotions and six desires without prohibiting this and that)

This book is simply amazing. It perfectly met all my expectations. The settings of the male and female protagonists are simply my ideal type! The female protagonist is also very cheerful and gentle, and the male protagonist is also great. The development of the plot is coherent and there is nothing mandatory. I love it (⑉°з°)-♡

Outside, he broke into a world that belonged exclusively to their group of teenagers, so free and easy. , I really like the author's description of the four male protagonist's brothers' experiences in their journey to Kyushu. Although it is not specifically written out, it can be seen from the text how high-spirited they were before. The young men took swords and traveled to Kyushu.

The author writes very well.

The social animal passed through the book and became cannon fodder, a sickly beauty, and saved the male protagonist in the book. The male protagonist took in the cannon fodder female supporting role. Instead of showing any affection, they developed a family relationship! And she fell in love with the male protagonist's master, it was love at first sight! Shuangjie, my little sweet pet!

Apart from the Demon Lord and the right protector, there are no real villains in the book. The male and female protagonists lead four apprentices and a younger brother, which is really like a mother and father with several children. I particularly like the CPs of Li Zhihan and Ji Chibei, but the author did not write their stories at all.

Although the ending is a bit fast, the overall flow is smooth and the relationship develops very quickly. But when the male protagonist and the female protagonist meet in modern times, what is going on with that slight sense of familiarity? Is it a parallel world?