
After the Death Game Ended, I Possessed a Timid Support Player
结束死亡游戏后,我附身软弱辅助
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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One soul, two bodies. They have separate consciousnesses: the souls in the two bodies are two different minds. They support each other and become friends, or something else. I haven’t seen this kind of story on Tomato Novel, and I’d love to find one. I really like this premise.
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Male-Oriented Novels With Exactly One Heroine
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It's very interesting. I look forward to the follow-up updates. I look forward to when the male protagonist can reshape his body and team up with the female protagonist for cp. After all, it is a portable stream. It shouldn't be written as a transformation stream and she will be a woman for the last life, right? I hope there is a love line However, the world view setting is a bit perfunctory. It is basically dnf+ and I upgraded it alone. There is no original content, but it is still quite enjoyable to watch.
April 22nd, the impression is very good. 1 The story of Male Soul is clearly written, and there is nothing strange about it. 2 Is the main soul of a female body. She is not weak. She will work hard if she has support. She is unlikely to encounter certain plots and does not feel too toxic. 3The plot is a bit cliche, but it's enough to read smoothly.
It's pretty cool. Except for the fact that the heroine grows up very fast at the beginning, it feels like the male and female protagonists are becoming more and more alike. I also hope that the heroine's main job will always be an auxiliary one. It would be meaningless to become a pure assassin. Only auxiliary assassins have new ideas.
It is a very good book. The plot and rhythm are very novel. The girls are well portrayed and three-dimensional. It is a rare good book. The male and female protagonists have brains and sufficient IQs. They are not virgins. I hope the plot can become more and more exciting.
The writing is very good, and Aha likes it very much, so it's okay for Aha to give it five stars. (Who has a problem? Aha sent him to see Destruction) 🤭 🤭 🤭 🤭 🤭 🤭 🤭 🍉 🍉 🍉
Five stars, quite reasonable, realistic, and impulsive, but there is no life-or-death crisis or trouble. The protagonist grows up quickly, and there seems to be no love line between the male and female protagonists. The relationship between the male and female protagonists exceeds most emotions, and running in both directions is the most important part. It's like being inseparable, but it's like being a close friend and a close friend. Most of what I write is about things between friends, sisters and besties. Few male entities appear, most of them are old men or teachers. There are plans to play around with the little days and destroy the black zone. The male protagonist gives people a strong sense of security. He is very strong, at least very strong in protecting his life. He often does weird things every day, like an old man, quite like a Yao Lao. The heroine grows up quickly, has a sense of responsibility, values agreements, and is not very lucky. Both parents died. There is no good impression so far. Although they have their difficulties, they have not left anything behind to help the two sisters. Guild members will not have major conflicts. Overall it's very stable. It looks like a business story, watching the protagonist grow up and solve some troubles. The most important thing is that there are very few swear words, so it is suitable for listening to books. There are slaps in the face but few words, and the number of water words is very small. Worth 9 points for this alone. There are no blocking points. For me, it looks like there are no blocking points at all. The self-feeling novel has a score of 9.5. A score of 9.6 Is a pearl, and it should be particularly famous and beautiful. This is my favorite work. Dou Po counts as one because it is the first novel and has the bonus of time. The only work without bonus that reaches 9.85 Is Journey to the West. Five stars is no problem.
It's a pretty good novel. There are no poisonous points overall. The protagonist's IQ is online throughout the whole process. From possessing the heroine at the beginning to appearing independently in the later stage, the plot is upgraded step by step. Although the plot is a bit cliché, that doesn't mean it's bad. The ending also has a better explanation, but there are some holes that the author has left unfinished, such as the demon in the abyss and the god of death trapped in the abyss. It has not been mentioned again, and why the forest goddess is willing to commit suicide and destroy the world has not been clearly stated. These are relatively big pitfalls. Also, the description of the timeline in the full text is too vague. For example, the heroine's job change task takes months or even years, but the actual reading experience only feels like a few days. The description of time here is too vague and there is a sense of difference, but overall it is okay. Five-star praise supports the author.
The plot design is wonderful, the logic is smooth and basically flawless, and the foreshadowing laid in the early stage is also used in the later stage. In the early stage, the two protagonists have one soul and two souls, and they cooperate tacitly. The whole game can be regarded as a double strength and a two-way redemption 🤔 (one party cultivates the strength of the other party so that she can become strong and survive; one party heals the other party's mind so that he can be cheerful and embrace the world). It feels like there's basically nothing exciting about it, which makes me want to keep reading [laughs crookedly] I've indeed finished reading it. It ended neatly in the end, but everything that needed to be explained was clearly explained, so that it wouldn't make people scratch their heads and worry about it 😂 If you are not familiar with literature, it is recommended to read [Learned]
2025.8.23 It's very interesting to read. The content is narrated very smoothly, and there are no poisonous points such as the collapse of combat power. Especially after reading the author's message, this book is the author's first book and it's hard to tell that he is a new author. Especially in terms of content, he has surpassed many authors. It doesn't seem to be awkward 👍 Going back to this book, it is a very typical game article, with the setting of two souls in one body, and the overall writing is very good. The heroine will not lie down like a vase and fight equally. But I just feel that the emotional line is not written much, and the emotional line at the end seems a bit abrupt 🤦 I don't see any other problems. After all, it is a very good book.
Let me commemorate the first million-word book that I have finished reading. Overall, it has quite a few flaws. It seems that I only typed out part of the outline in the early stage and then filled it in slowly. The details also come here and there, and there are problems with both the outline and the outline. But overall it's pretty good, and there aren't any big problems in the later stages. Although the ending is a little rushed, it's still a qualified ending. Overall, I think the score should be around 8:4. After all, there are too many flaws in the early stage, and I am also a detail-controller and can't stand it, but I still give it five stars. It's a waste!