[Everyone's Favorite + Love at First Sight + Multiple Male Leads + Not a Strong Female Lead + Forced Love]
P.S. A fluffy Mary Sue story, with each world on the shorter side.
After An An dies, her soul arrives in a small house. Neat bookshelves line the room, filled with scripts from different small worlds. The rules tell her that she must play out the scripts and complete her missions...
World One: [The Young Widow]
She will play the heroine's mother, who died long ago.
The bride has barely married into the Qin family when her husband dies, leaving her a young widow. After his death, she discovers she is pregnant!
World Two: [The Insect Queen]
She plays the sidekick to the female supporting character.
After helping the supporting character drug the male lead, she is dumped on an abandoned planet to fend for herself.
Just as she calmly accepts her death, a swarm of bugs surrounds her. Then one foul insect that looks almost human actually calls her “Mom”?!
That's right, she is the mother of all insects.
World Three: [Hello! Goodbye!]
Love is poison wrapped in honey.
Love sends the woman who gave birth to her to prison.
Love turns her older brother into a venomous snake, hiding in a dark corner.
Love is damp, sticky, and twisted.
So, hello! Goodbye!
World Four: [Online Romance Scam]
She plays a man who catfishes the male lead, a mere tool for bringing the male and female leads together...
I have read Chapter 41 so far. Except that the first world is better, in the subsequent worlds, when you look at the income and debt, the female protagonist pays money and dedicates herself to work. I don't know what the main plot is. Is it a female protagonist who just helps the male protagonists have fun? A video with a contributing female protagonist and a male protagonist?
It's actually quite interesting. It doesn't feel like the heroine is being abused (I didn't feel the lack of the heroine's main character in the description). The main thing is that I can feel that the heroine doesn't like anyone. She just follows the plot in a very orderly manner and tries her best to save the plot if it breaks down. The heroine's mentality is very happy-go-lucky, and she doesn't have any serious emotions whether the task is completed or not. The emphasis in the article is also on the female protagonist. In fact, I feel that there is no mention of the male protagonist, and the male roles are almost the same. And I can feel that the heroine doesn't care who she has a relationship with, and she doesn't take her body seriously, as long as she doesn't interrupt the mission. After watching a few worlds, I feel that the settings are good. It would be much better if the perspective is focused on the heroine. You can feel the cuteness of the heroine. If other supporting characters are relatively ignored, the viewing experience will be better. I quite like the author's characterization of the heroine. The other supporting characters may not have been particularly studied, but the writing should get better and better in the future.
I still have more to say, too little Rolls, too little! ! ! By the way, I would like to ask my book friends if they have any similar book recommendations.
A book containing potential stocks
It's good to watch, but it's too short and has no extras. There are so many regrets
It's okay, but the ending of each world is a bit inexplicable. It feels like it's over before I finish reading.
Very nice, I like the third world the most
I really like the world of "Hello, Goodbye"
It's a pity, the writing is very good
When will it be updated? I still want to continue watching. Also, the emotionally indifferent character in the second world really irritates me. I like the original character.
I have read Chapter 41 so far. Except that the first world is better, in the subsequent worlds, when you look at the income and debt, the female protagonist pays money and dedicates herself to work. I don't know what the main plot is. Is it a female protagonist who just helps the male protagonists have fun? A video with a contributing female protagonist and a male protagonist?
It's actually quite interesting. It doesn't feel like the heroine is being abused (I didn't feel the lack of the heroine's main character in the description). The main thing is that I can feel that the heroine doesn't like anyone. She just follows the plot in a very orderly manner and tries her best to save the plot if it breaks down. The heroine's mentality is very happy-go-lucky, and she doesn't have any serious emotions whether the task is completed or not. The emphasis in the article is also on the female protagonist. In fact, I feel that there is no mention of the male protagonist, and the male roles are almost the same. And I can feel that the heroine doesn't care who she has a relationship with, and she doesn't take her body seriously, as long as she doesn't interrupt the mission. After watching a few worlds, I feel that the settings are good. It would be much better if the perspective is focused on the heroine. You can feel the cuteness of the heroine. If other supporting characters are relatively ignored, the viewing experience will be better. I quite like the author's characterization of the heroine. The other supporting characters may not have been particularly studied, but the writing should get better and better in the future.
I still have more to say, too little Rolls, too little! ! ! By the way, I would like to ask my book friends if they have any similar book recommendations.
A book containing potential stocks
It's good to watch, but it's too short and has no extras. There are so many regrets
It's okay, but the ending of each world is a bit inexplicable. It feels like it's over before I finish reading.
Very nice, I like the third world the most
I really like the world of "Hello, Goodbye"
It's a pity, the writing is very good
When will it be updated? I still want to continue watching. Also, the emotionally indifferent character in the second world really irritates me. I like the original character.