[Quick transmigration, a sweet, soft, clueless heroine adored by everyone, the most beautiful without realizing it, not a strong female lead; in most worlds, she’s just an extra]
[Warning: Though it’s said to follow the plot, the main goal in most worlds is simply to survive, like undergoing a tribulation.
Important: This story’s plot is bland and dull, the leads are unlikeable with poorly written personalities, and the writing is childish and melodramatic.]
Mianmian is a rabbit spirit who has only just taken human form. Before she can even leave her cave, the System drags her off to work as a lackey.
1. A vain little cannon-fodder character in a period novel
2. A timid female in a beastfolk novel
3. A domineering, wicked junior sister in a cultivation novel
4. A background assistant in a CEO novel
5. A trainee teacher in a school novel
6. An idol who fails to debut in an entertainment-industry novel
7. A universally hated character in a wealthy-family novel
8. A frail background character in a historical romance
9. An abandoned concubine in the cold palace in a harem novel
10. A little scammer in an online dating novel
11. A troublesome concubine in a novel where the second male lead wins the heroine
12. A sanctimonious ex-heroine in an apocalyptic novel
13. ...
P.S. The worlds above may not be written in this order.
So far, the heroine has become more and more humble in her relationship. She is always immersed in the past, hoping that the hero will have her in his heart and fall in love with her. In fact, it is normal. Everyone hopes that the person they like also likes them, but as a reader, I felt a little aggrieved. Seeing that the heroine's emotions are all caused by the male protagonist, and seeing her thinking about someone who hates and dislikes her, I feel a little angry. Is love really worth the heroine being so humble?
I thought I had to at least finish the plot, but the plot fell apart. If I was with that Qin Chuan, he would regret it if he regretted it. Let's just go through the plot. It was really disturbing.
Is this a fixed male protagonist in every world? Is it the kind that resembles the male protagonist's collection of fragments?
Maybe, I don't like watching this very much... The heroine is really uh... Very um... Which makes me feel a little inferior... It's the first time I use the word "initial" on a woman, and this system is also plot, plot... How about playing? As soon as you think about it, it has nothing to do with the plot at all, okay... If you don't want to have anything to do with the plot, don't let the system talk about the plot, okay? Anyway, I personally don't like this type very much. As for the other ones, you can go and see for yourself 🤭
It's beautiful. I hope the heroine won't be obsessed with love and be strong.
There's nothing outstanding about the plot (personal feeling). It said it was going to follow the plot, but it didn't follow the plot. Besides, the heroine's character felt speechless. I didn't feel that the heroine was a heartthrob. It felt a bit like forcibly subduing her wits. I didn't like it.
I didn't follow the plot, and I was a bit speechless. I caught up with the first world when I said I regretted it. The plot and language after the blind date are really confusing, and the male protagonist may be the same person, so choose to avoid lightning.
I'm really speechless, my family. In chapter 17, I said I was with Lin Anyao, but in chapter 18, I opened my head and found myself with Qin Shan. I was so speechless that I couldn't understand it [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]