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I never thought that "Too Many Loser Heroines" and "It Doesn't Matter if I'm a Backup Girlfriend" could be combined, but I really found the feeling I had when reading these two books. I hope the author can add "My Girlfriend's Sister and I Kissed" as well [Sending Hearts] No, it seems to have been added [laughing and crying]
The writing is good, the emotional descriptions are delicate, and the plot is pretty good? It's like the male protagonist doesn't vomit and is unhappy, but plays "games" while thinking about his boyfriend. I don't know if this is considered poisonous. His emotions are so slow that he seems a bit human. It's suitable for stomachache lovers, but cautious for those with mental mysophobia. (To Chapter 35) When the male protagonist sees his feelings clearly, I will change it to 4 stars. Chapter 36: Well done, author! Just a straight shot! What a mouthful! [Like] There's still one star left to see how the plot develops in the future.
The writing style is very delicate and exquisite, and the writing style has the feel of a Japanese light novel. The setting of the female protagonist immediately falling in love with the male protagonist is a bit too sci-fi. I suggest the author to watch less sci-fi movies (funny) ps: The writing is very beautiful, thank you to the author!
It's actually quite good-looking, the author's writing is pretty good, and the feel of a light novel really refreshed me. The plot has a bit of a stomachache and is just right, at least that's what I think. It feels like my childhood (nothing malicious, it just feels like an anime); I think it has great potential, and I think it's OK for the next nine-cent party contention. The last word is that the character creation is still very clear. "I" am a otaku. Although it is a bit dreamy, it does have a sense of substitution; the heroines each have their own characteristics, but I don't know why Mu does those things. How does Su view the protagonist? I am looking forward to the follow-up.
The tone of voice, clothing, work and rest, and campus life all have the flavor of a small life. Although the author may want to have a more immersive feeling when writing about China, we don't speak like this and we don't use honorifics every day.
It looks good, but it's a bit embarrassing for Su to confess to others, and it's patched up at the end, otherwise in the end being with you is just XXX's task, it would be funny (although I don't believe this ending, unless the author wants to retaliate against society and is deliberately disgusting)
Although she looks like the heroine of the Lost Dog, Su's performance doesn't look like that plot development [facepalm] I suspect that Su's original confession was directed and acted by herself [laughs]
Book friends who have read this book recommend that they have read "Backup Girl" or "The Background Automatically Changes to Japan". You will find that what you think is not so good is actually a common problem in a normal Japanese novel, so changing the background to China is a bit jarring. So? What can I say?
When will you come back
Refuse to be a spare tire and let Youming be the main palace😡😡😡
It's quite interesting, but I still don't know the reason why Mu has a crush on Qian Ming, and I really want to know. Then there is Su Youming, well~ if you are not a second-week player, you still don't understand why he is so powerful. It is not at all like the natural process of daily interaction with Lao Ba in the Lost Dog anime.
This is the third book that I have added to my bookshelf, and it is also the book that I have read from beginning to end. The plot is very well written. Every time when different heroines are jealous, I feel the same in my heart. If this kind of plot continues in the future, I will also feel good, but I hope the author can not describe the scale too directly and just seal himself.
Everyone is well portrayed. The male protagonist's stubborn character may be due to environmental factors. Generally speaking, the male protagonist slowly makes changes and makes everyone happy, right? The author's writing style is very good, the writing is smooth and not laggy, and the heroines are very likable.
The writing style is pretty good, not too toxic. If you keep writing it, it should be around 8.7 To 9.3 Minutes. You can read it [Like]
⭐Like, like, like, Qianming really looks like me
It feels a bit like reading the book written by the crow in Qidian. It has a bit of artistic conception.
It's so embarrassing. The author's control of details is very good.
Good, good, good [Adoration] [Admiration] I have a little stomachache, but it's actually very comfortable [Admiration] [Admiration] Needless to say, it's cool [laughs]
Love to watch Love to watch Love to watch
Beautiful, no need to say more
Good looking, but with some shortcomings The male protagonist's character is too cowardly. This isn't Shushu, he's just a coward. The other descriptions are pretty good, but the male protagonist's character is too wimpy.
Very good work
It's really good
Very beautiful and well written
A little bit of white learning
Worth keeping on the bookshelf to read.
Author? Don't you want to write it?
Personally I think it looks good
It's okay, I like it better
All I can say is that a twisted person like me really loves watching it.