[The love interest is an obsessive, unstable yandere throughout]
[Various corrupted love interests × a laid-back, gentle protagonist] [Pure and devoted couple]
[The love interest is always the same person] [A sweet romance] [Updated daily]
As the youngest Best Actor, Mu Ran thinks acting out a character is a piece of cake!
But he’s playing his role perfectly, so why does the male lead keep falling for him?
Male lead, get a grip! Your heroine is over there!
One world, then another. It happens in every single one: Mu Ran diligently plays his assigned role, only to keep ending up imprisoned by the male lead.
Mu Ran declares, “I quit!”
A certain man smiles. “What did you say?”
Mu Ran shudders in fear, on the verge of tears. “I’ll do it, I’ll do it…”
The more I read, the more familiar it feels 🤦 It's so strange, I must have read this book somewhere
It's very interesting. What Mu Ran was thinking in Chapter 1360 shocked me. I felt like he understood a lot. It broke my original impression of him. He was so calm.
It's super, super, super beautiful, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, it was okay at the beginning, just ordinary, but in the last three small worlds, I feel that they are really the best written!!! I can't comment, it breaks the rules, at least I haven't seen it written like this, you must watch the last three small worlds!!! It's just that the ending after each small world problem is solved is a bit sloppy. In fact, I can write a lot more. Although it feels a bit uncomfortable, I can accept it, because if there are too many, I might not be able to stand it.
I think it's pretty good, but I feel like it's not sweet enough after we get together and it's a bit rushed. There is a lot of content and you can watch it for a long time.
Not bad, pretty good [sending flowers]
Why do I feel like I've seen it before? It feels so familiar. But I don't remember where it is
Very nice, I like it very much
I don't know why, but it always feels familiar
Blessed are those who love watching ambiguous periods The ending is good, and there is no particularly big twist, which is quite good.
Unexpected unexpected