[Multiple Heroines + Bitter Before Sweet + Raising the Strong + Ultimate Sugar Baby]
Shuai Bai transmigrates into the brainless novel he once wrote, taking the role of its protagonist. He thinks he’s about to soar to success, show off, slap faces, and charm the girls.
But things soon start feeling off. Why do these villains seem to know the plot? And do they actually have Systems???
Then what does that make him, the protagonist?
Shuai Bai is completely bewildered.
Why doesn’t the protagonist have a System?
Why can everyone take a shot at him?
This is so frustrating. How could Shuai Bai put up with this kind of treatment?
So he chooses another path. Since he doesn’t have a golden finger, he’ll become someone else’s golden finger. Instead of improving himself, he’ll support useful pawns...
Then he gradually realizes he’s become the very kind of kept man who lies flat that he most... despises.
Because all the people he supports are girls, and every one of them grows into a powerhouse...
Few people have read this book, probably because the previous plots are too waterlogged. If the rhythm of the previous plot were changed to be faster, more people would watch it. The plot behind it is very interesting, otherwise the review would not let you finish it 😏 Summary The review is for viewing, but the completion is not allowed 😏😏😏
The writing is very good and has its own style. When will the white-haired subordinate of the heroine die? One moment he kills the heroine and then the agent, what's the point of keeping him? Make the characters in the book more fleshed out? No need to deduct one star. It's quite inexplicable.
This little bit is enough for anyone to read. Please update me quickly [Chigua] [Chigua]
If you read the introduction, you might think it's a soft rice stream, but after reading it, you will find that the soft rice is hard to eat, and the people who help it up are passers-by. The protagonist has done all the things he should do except unwilling to take the initiative to endure hardship. It can be regarded as the author's intention not to arrange for white-eyed wolves. I don't understand where Lu Wen's opinion comes from. The protagonist is not the original protagonist. In the protagonist's eyes, the original heroine in the sect can be abandoned except for the beautiful master. In addition, the protagonist's aura can change the luck of the girls around him, and the development is no worse than the original heroine.
The perspective is unique, but the strength of the protagonist is a bit confusing. I originally thought that the protagonist is dedicated to cultivating strong men to protect himself, which is similar to eating soft rice. But when I read the latest chapter, I accidentally missed the protagonist. It's hard to comment, but the writing is good and the subject matter is good. I still like it.
It's absolutely good-looking. The main character is cheap and has a fun and humorous personality. He doesn't have a golden finger anymore, so he becomes someone else's golden finger and turns a passerby into a very awesome yandere.
It's very interesting, but it's a little slow in the early stages, but it gets better later on. But the biggest problem is that the author updates it randomly, which is sad.
Another new style book from Tomato. The author has already recommended it, and the characters and descriptions are well integrated. It's a compromise. In the future, I hope the protagonist will visit other sect girls. 🍉 Do you really mean what you say? Are you really done with it?
The heroine Xiao Xiao is so good, she is a man's dream 🍉
Okay, pretty good, pretty good, very interesting. I'm looking forward to the next plot. I really like Xiao Xiao's transformation.