After the Supporting Actress Awakens, She Takes Her Childhood Friend's Arm

The heroine is a supporting female protagonist who awakens, but ends up giving up on the male protagonist who likes the original heroine, and then starts to entangle the male protagonist who likes the original heroine. Does she have to compete with the original heroine for a man? A man who lives a happy life as a wealthy daughter cannot live without the original heroine?

As long as the heroine can save the hero, it's fine. She is the eldest lady, but she has to suffer this kind of injustice, and she still doesn't give up liking the hero. Is this the legendary love brain? I feel so wronged

I give it four stars for encouragement, three stars for realism, and the character setting is okay, but the content and story are flat and a bit streamlined. After reading the full text, it is suitable for people of younger reading age. Emotional portrayal and story flow need to be strengthened. In addition, there are a lot of typos. The author can review the entire article himself.

It feels very interesting. The heroine broke through the plot and changed the ending. The hero also fell in love with the heroine from the original plot. It is very novel and I like it.

There are many typos and the sentences are not fluent! The word that appears most often in the whole novel is "so"! So I came and went [covering my face] and looked lonely

It would be nice if there were extras.

I turned into a loser because of the heroine.

The heroine woke up early, immediately drew a clear line, and pursued her own happiness again.

I like this theme of a young lady's awakening, but the heroine has wronged herself too much. Wasn't the original heroine so green tea even exposed? I hate the original male and female protagonists, their endings are so good

I like this kind of short article. It's so short that it made me cry [almost crying]