Just a Bystander, Using the Comments to Tame the Villainous Male Lead

This is a tragedy disguised as a comedy, so existence is forcing the heroine to compromise. I saw those so-called big female protagonists' comments, which did not give the female protagonist the choice to make her own decisions. They kept asking the female protagonist "you should do this or that" and constantly made up for the abnormal male protagonist. The first 19 human girls were also unlucky enough to encounter this group of spoiled wives. Fortunately, the heroine is a dummy and has a strong will. The heroine is well written, and so are the roommates, but they often fight on the underlying code. They are both cute babies, and I am a little curious about the future development [Please update][Please update]

All of Shu's books are very interesting to me, and this one is especially popular. It's obvious that the author wants to convey some ideas through the novel. At the same time, the author is very good at cross talk. The part where Zhizhi and his roommate talk about cross talk is really funny. Hey, you two (hold your forehead) (wry smile), the tone of the whole book is still based on nonsensical humor. The male protagonist of this book is really ghostly, very ghostly, and very inhuman. As a lover of horror themes, I really like this writing technique that intersperses humor with inhuman descriptions. Every horror description is delicious. For Zhizhi, the direct threat is the male protagonist who will hurt her, but compared to the inhuman male protagonist, perhaps the real source of fear for viewers like me is the system and the barrage. I believe everyone can feel a chill when they see the weird comments of the barrage. Rats are using this kind of abstract and funny way to convey some sharper views. Readers of this book will be able to discover when reading the book, the excessive harshness of the heroine, the pursuit of female abuse literature (I remember one barrage said something like "It's so miserable to know, but my mother likes to see you being abused"), and the rule that the novel market traffic is supreme.

Wow, it's so well written. It's been deleted from the bookshelf, but I can't bear to delete it. The male protagonist is scheming, and the female protagonist gradually explores the world of the novel. The author's outlook on life is very positive, but there are too few. I hope the author will not forget that there is still a group of readers who are waiting to be fed.

The rating is ridiculously low, this book deserves a higher rating. While reading this book, I suddenly realized that some of my past behaviors were indeed unconsciously biased towards the male protagonist and would have requirements for the female protagonist's words and deeds. But in fact, in the female protagonist, the female protagonist is the core of the whole text, and the story unfolds because of the female protagonist. The choice of words and sentences is very humorous and interesting, which makes people laugh, but makes them feel sad after laughing. What's more important is that sadness can arouse people's reflection in the future. At least, it has aroused my reflection. I think it's actually quite ironic. Many people talk about loving their daughters, but in fact they don't really understand the meaning of loving their daughters. Instead, they continue to view women from the perspective of men who have viewed women for thousands of years and the requirements that men have for women. Today, when feminism is regarded as a fashion item, I think it is great to have a book that can reveal the words, deeds and essence of some people. Author, I will continue to follow your [thinking][thinking][thinking]

I came to see Shuer's new work and quickly tied it up. I really like it😋😋It still has the familiar expressiveness of hieroglyphs😋😋There is a kind of sticky cold sweetness when you go to a sushi restaurant to eat sweet shrimps and squid, but the slightly stimulating taste mixed with wasabi is delicious. It's delicious (love is appetite and it's right🥰🥰)

I've read it, I've read it, yes, yes, this is the creation of my family that has gathered people, Cthulhu, Cx, love (eat) and kill each other, male ghosts, male patriarchs, ordinary women, honest women, abstract women, and physical likes (?)! When I read this book, I was originally attracted by the character of the male protagonist written in the text, but after reading it, I really felt that this book was written by a rat who criticized the injustice of society. I almost choked when I read the barrage, especially the part where my favorability was about to be wiped out. I completely collapsed. The male protagonist is like a hunter, guarding and waiting for his prey. Alas, this is probably the only novel I have read in which the male protagonist treats the female protagonist like a pig, alas! What happened to the pig! Pigs are delicious and tasty, but Zhu Bajie is also the Marshal of Tianpeng! This book is super full of evil elements. Here you can see food, aliens, Cthulhu, escape, awakening, dummy, AI, barrage, etc. Losing sanity is as easy as breathing. One moment is Cthulhu, the other is delicious food. The two of them are already so greedy for each other that they don't know what the world is. 🤤🤤, So fake, so delicious, so fake, so delicious, so good... Teacher Mouse, your writing is too good, and your writing power is too strong😭😭😭

Sisters, this book is great! Mr. Shushu has written it very well. The story appears to be a romance but is actually a horror story. The female protagonist is very cute and witty. The male protagonist really has a strong sense of male ghost. The awakening of the roommate is also great. There are many philosophical words in the article that make people think deeply. The latest chapter I saw, the male protagonist "loving people like raising pigs" is really funny. Compared with the first nineteen female protagonists in the previous guide, the treatment of the female protagonist Zhizhi has really risen to a higher level. I won't give any spoilers here, but thank you, Mr. Shushu, for writing an excellent work! ! ! (≖‿≖)✧

I want to give an in-depth review. When I first opened this book, I thought it was a campus romantic comedy. Plus, the male protagonist is not a human being. The more I read, the more I realized that this is a tragic novel. The words "love daughter", "big heroine", and "male competition, not female competition" on the barrage made me see that it is just their lies. They don't want to know whether the heroine needs it. They just want to be the "female protagonist" who "flirts" with the male protagonist. The dozen or so female protagonists who were eaten in the front. It was in sharp contrast to the powerlessness of the male protagonist when we saw it in Zhizhi. It made me exhausted. There was also a barrage of wanting the big breasts of the school doctor, wanting to be a big heroine, and wanting to recruit all the outstanding men. I have to say that Yanzi has studied them thoroughly. Only by eating them can he become the only male protagonist. There is also Zhizhi's steely straight woman who made a speech (the barrage was so angry) that she was actually just trying to avoid being eaten by the male protagonist. Reading this novel really mixed my feelings and reminded me of a lot. But my skills are too poor to write. Now I feel that every book actually has this kind of shadow, but the author has written it. Because this is a novel, they are all created to rely on readers. Everything serves the plot. I'm really looking forward to the next plot twist. Wouldn't it be better if we didn't break up? Okay (I answered for the author)

Very novel and interesting setting, currently updated to chapter 94. There are many reversals, but our female protagonist may feel a little aggrieved and feels that there are some settings of love and appetite. AI self-deduces the world and has human nature? Anyway, it's a very nice book. At present, it feels like the awakening evolution requires swallowing. After the baby awakens from the NPC, he does not want to swallow other NPCs as a means of evolution. This dank male protagonist has devoured many NPCs and eaten many of his previous female protagonists. When classmate Zhizhi was in danger, she was ordered to change from an ordinary NPC to a female protagonist. The dank male protagonist wanted to eat her, so he tried to save his life. On the surface it looks like a comedy, but when you think about it carefully it actually makes you feel chilled. The author's writing skills are also very good! You can create very contradictory settings in a very subtle way. Personally, I have a habit of being involved in the party when reading books, so if I think about it, it would be quite uncomfortable to have this experience, but I think about it and there is no better way. Moreover, the animal sculptures are quite fun and very vivid. My classmate has a high sense of morality, so he is under a lot of pressure. This male protagonist is really dank, very dank from all angles, he is inhuman. Life flattens knowledge and turns it into beef balls with full elasticity Ok, let me express my feelings to Mr. 8Th Power! The teacher is great @rat's eighth power

The plot shocked me very much. It is very unique. The author always uses very down-to-earth language and suddenly expresses some very philosophical words while being funny. The description of the heroine's feelings is also very detailed and very immersive. It is simply awesome [shy][shy][shy]