I’m Just a Supporting Character, but I Somehow Became a God

"Drama World: I make money by stealing scenes" "Passenger's Beginning: At the age of eighteen, I became a god in the plot" "I am so knowledgeable and talented that I always go against the grain of the plot" I feel that the plot is getting more and more interesting, and the characters in it are more shining than the previous plots. It should be gradual.

How should I put it? I was a little confused after reading the book. First of all, I was in a hurry (that's what I felt, I don't know how to put it). Secondly, some details were not described enough (I have read Chapter 18 so far, but I don't understand later), such as the world outside the protagonist's house, the protagonist's house, and the protagonist. The parents of the protagonist, the technological level of the protagonist's era, the technological level of the protagonist's dungeon, why humans want to enter the dungeon, especially the last point, I can't figure it out. If entering the dungeon can only get monetary rewards, then why are those rich kids rushing to enter one by one? If you enter before you are a minor, there is no punishment mechanism, are you a masochist? I hope the author can say something

It's a very novel subject matter. It's a fast-paced infinite stream, but it's not brainless and logically engaging. The first two worlds both give people a refreshing and refreshing feeling. It is rare to see a plot in which a knowledgeable protagonist uses knowledge and logical reasoning to take the initiative and lead other characters as the leader, speeding through the dungeon without any delay. It's cool, but once the pace slows down and drags on a little bit, the attraction and sense of involvement are greatly reduced, and the character creation is also relatively empty.

Good-looking, rich in knowledge, suitable for students to supplement their common sense. It would be better if the plot were richer. There are some minor flaws in the content, but it is already great. (PS: The heroine is Elf Ye, I feel there are signs🤔) After seeing the title of the book, the protagonist becomes an ordinary person in the narrative layer? Are they the overtime god and dormitory god in the article?

Author of "Gift to Mother" @Leng Tingyue "I remember the first time I saw you, I was still crying. The confused future and the unwritten preface." "Murtering inaudibly. Life is endlessly difficult. You said you should dress up the process of growing up." "I own myself, bloom many joys and sorrows, and paint the definition of my dreams." "You plant the sycamore tree first and see the sycamore tree withered and flourish. It is your privilege to want me to understand you." "I keep saying I love you loudly, with smiles and sweetness lined up" "This is growing up that cannot be disguised, full of meaning and upright." "I don't want to give up. I want to use my small rebellion to see a bigger world." "I thought I had left behind my innocence and stupidity, but I didn't realize that I was still living in an ivory tower." "When you left my side, I gradually felt strange." "I embrace my dream as if I have grown up." "Looking forward to the moment when you praise me too." (Interlude) In anticipation of what follows, please add a bookshelf and read carefully. Is this considered a spoiler (´--`;) Come and see, come and see, treasure author, many surprises are waiting for you!

To give an evaluation, the early stage may be to pave the way for the world or world view. It seems to be fast-paced and the story is short. Later, after officially entering the main plot, it really becomes exciting. I also noticed that there are always some very important foreshadowings that are not noticed by the readers. It also feels a bit like a "domestic one" in the early stage and a "group portrait" in the later stage. Looks like it's setting the stage for the last big story? I believe that this author has probably already written the outline of the final story, and then relies on the earlier writing to shape the characters. Especially the chapter "Giving a Gift to Mother" and the chapter "Giving Youth to the White Moon" which has not yet been completed, really made me tremble and shocked. Although the writing style still has room for improvement, it is still worth reading in this era of brainless writing. Overall, it is still highly recommended.

It felt like it was well written and the knowledge got into my head in a mean way. I kind of want to ask if Ye Ningyi will become the protagonist's lover. Will the protagonist have a lover? The main reason is to avoid thunder (Ms. Ye is very nice, she doesn't mean to dislike her, she just doesn't like to watch the protagonist fall in love)

No? How do I feel like I've really learned something?

Is the author a know-it-all? Why do you dabble in everything?

The zombies and weirdness look pretty good, but in the third world, the harmful female ghost was let go by the protagonist and let her be with the protagonist. Who do the people she killed before count? I just saw this. I don't know if I will do this again in the future. Pay attention to lightning protection.