
Transmigrate into 72: I Won't Be the Doormat Male Supporting Character
穿越72:不当怨种男配
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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Other names
- Transmigration: I Repay Every Grudge and Right Every Wrong穿越:有仇报仇,有冤报冤Former title · until Oct 2026
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The advantages and disadvantages are quite obvious. The advantage is that it is very life-like, and the protagonist is very up to date, expressing relevant laws, regulations and slogans in the form of Errenzhuan or opera poetry, etc., Criticizing the opponent and gaining an invincible position. And some of the singing is quite funny. The disadvantage is that there is no consideration of any means at all. It is very simple and straightforward to use space, and then eavesdrop on other people's conversations or directly kill people as if they are invisible. Anyway, they can be killed directly within 5 meters. That is to say, they couldn't guess that there was space, otherwise they would have been exposed long ago. Moreover, the protagonist seems to have an aura of ridicule. He always complains that the family does not like the protagonist and wants to kill him.
The rating shouldn't be so low. I'm a southerner and can't appreciate the Northeastern duo. But I enjoyed watching this. The Northeastern people's humor and optimist spirit are very contagious. The author's fluent writing style and short descriptions of family life are very contagious. No poisonous points have been found so far. I enjoyed reading it. The progress bar is touching. I will probably finish it soon and wait for the update [awkward laugh] It's a pity. It made me laugh and lick my toes while watching it. The setting of the protagonist always showing off and talking nonsense regardless of the occasion should dissuade many people. It may also be the main reason why the rating is not high. It doesn't matter the occasion, brother. And writing such nonsense in too much space makes me feel like I am watching a stage play. I'm fascinated. The main character setting: tall, strong, with black feet and smelly feet. Very ruthless. He likes to sing and dance at all times and is possessed by opera spirits. He will show off in large sections and superimpose various dramas, poems and slogans regardless of the occasion. It would be quite interesting if these contents were reduced and they could appear appropriately. But there are too many. I was in and out of the drama while watching it. I will deduct 1 point here for the review.
She is super good-looking, speaks politely and decently, does things neatly and without any ink, is sinister, and is not reckless, which makes people want to look at her. (A few suggestions, speak less Northeastern dialect. Personally, I think friends from the South may not understand it and will be confused!!!)
This is the first time I have seen a male protagonist who is so chatty. He can come up with all kinds of jingles, cross talk, cross talk, drama, and red poems! I originally saw this model in the chronology. I originally planned to quit directly. Maybe it's because I'm a bit of a literary person and saw the male protagonist's continuous jingles. Various rhymes. I couldn't help but read on. And I read the entire book in one sitting. Overall evaluation: Overall, this book handles many details very beautifully. The male protagonist kills decisively. The thoughts are clear and the three views are explained very clearly. There are not too many mistakes in other supporting roles. The problem is that the male protagonist in this book is really too talkative. A few of the chapters were so talkative that they directly hypnotized me while I was listening to the book... As I squinted for a nap, I realized there was nothing wrong with the plot... I didn't jump back to read those rambling words. In terms of writing style, the author is really strong but he is too self-personalized. It is easy for some readers who are disgusted with this character to not accept it. Several of these passages are indeed made possible by the literary talent at heart. Plus the few women I suddenly accepted after going out in the field. It does feel a bit abrupt. Because the author has clearly written before, messing around outside. It is easy to fail the task. As a result, Hong Kong is such a chaotic place, and the protagonist appears so suddenly without cover. He can escape from both black and white. Check up and down. It's really hard to explain... But overall the author's thinking in this book is clear. Most details are taken care of. Smooth writing and rich vocabulary. It was really good for me to read it in one sitting. Rating: It is said that the rating is between 8 and 9 points. But maybe some of the plots deal with the relationship between the characters and my values are different, so I finally gave it 8 points! Come on author, I hope you can write better articles!
A breath of fresh air in Tomato Man's chronological articles 👍 It's not lacking in thoughtfulness, nor high-profile, nor is it sentimental! The background of the era is well done, the regional customs are not made up, the dialects and slang are used correctly and appropriately, and there are notes 👍 The story is full of humor and the language is humorous 👍 The author's several works are very good, I love reading it!
For me, who has a father with the same style of "old horse", I have a strong sense of substitution. When my grandfather passed away, my grandma specially picked small eggs for my family. Later, she personally said that the family with small eggs would be poor. Now she still uses my family's blood to subsidize her younger son's family. This book is really well written. I don't know if it's because of the name or something, but the rating is low and not many people have read it. Fortunately, people who like to read chronicles can still get it. I hope the author will get better and better, and it has brought me a lot of joy and relief.
Just everyday writing, Eat, drink, sleep, clean, Keep repeating who bullied the family! If you like slow pace, spanking, chatting and eating melon seeds, you can watch it. The author, the seventh aunt and the eighth aunt, also wrote very well!
Damn, the writing and logic of this book are okay. Why is the score so low and there are so few comments? It seems that I can look for low scores in the future. Originally, Shuhuang came in to take a look and couldn't get out.
Although it is a book, it has a strong sense of the times. It is the reality of real social life. The protagonist laughs and curses, which makes you feel happy! The author has profound writing skills and very high cultural literacy. Poems, poems, poems, setting poems, dialectical philosophy, etc. Are all at his fingertips! A very good novel!
It's beautiful!!! Unlike some readers who don't like to see the male protagonist taking care of his mother and sisters at home, I think this is the charm of the male protagonist in this article. He is more humane, and he is not blindly helping. He is more happy to see that his mother and sister can be independent and self-reliant. I can even feel his relief when their thoughts change. [Smirk]🤭 There is nothing particularly toxic at the moment. It is a rare male video that can be watched. Although, can you not start a harem in the future? I will really run away... Hehe, I look forward to Dalinzi's development in the county~