Reborn as a Background Character, I Become the Heroine’s One True Love

It's rare to see this kind of subject depicting the protagonist. It's very novel and very distressing for the heroine. It hurts even when being beaten or beaten. The story doesn't describe too much other than the two heroines, so it doesn't feel confusing. After reading the latest chapter, I can only sigh. The character descriptions are realistic, the pace is brisk and reasonable, the plot is not draggy and the author is very cute. I am looking forward to it and can't help but want to continue reading. I am looking forward to what kind of sparks will happen between the female gangster and the high school girl www. Ah, sorry, my writing is really bad (≡≡,, in short, I like this novel very much, it is a novel that surprised me very much!

Overall, the look and feel is very good. Gu's description is very normal. Unlike other time-traveling novels, the discomfort and discomfort of the protagonist's time-travel are not ignored. The emotional description is delicate. The system does not beg the host to work like other systems, nor is it like other novels where the original male protagonist disappears or becomes ridiculously bad after having the protagonist. As the author said, the plot of ancient romance novels does not collapse. I think it is normal for some conflicts of Gu's ideas. Suddenly time-traveling, the mentality collapses, and the protagonist has no cultural knowledge and his thoughts are definitely different from ours. There are no flashpoints at the moment. Some scenery backgrounds are also well described. The characters' conflicting thoughts are also very detailed. There are also a lot of words. There is no hydrology or anything like that. Regarding the system, I personally think that a strict system is normal. The subject matter is novel, please support the author

The best love is mutual salvation, a two-way rush. It is the trembling of the yandere carefully holding the corner of the gangster's clothes. It is the panic of the gangster clumsily wiping away the tears of the yandere. When the two walk side by side in the sunset, the shadow is stretched very long. It is the unique light of someone in a corner.

The emotional descriptions of the characters in the book are very detailed. Gu's feelings are very natural, fitting the image of a gangster struggling at the bottom of society. The subsequent emotional changes are not rigid and are completely in line with the development of the plot. Lu Mian's description is outstanding, and the process of transforming into a yandere feels very harmonious (). All in all, it is very well written, I will continue to update it [Love]

Huge Huge Huge Huge Huge looks great. Go and see, go and see, go and see, go and see. Really, many of the dual heroines on the previous list are not as good-looking as this one. And this character setting really shocked me.

The early part is really hard to follow, there are very few interactions, and the story revolves around money and various trivial matters. I didn't see much foreshadowing in the early part, but it gets much better later on. It's rare to find such a fluently written novel that suits my taste. Later on, I feel like the character design is falling apart, and I prefer to take advantage of both sides [smile]

It's really been a long time since I've read a book that made me feel so emotional. Maybe it's because there's too much foreshadowing, or maybe it's because the previous content doesn't have a fast-paced romance. It's a bit boring, but I still insisted on reading it. It's really good to read. The sad parts made me want to cry, and the happy parts made me want to laugh along. I haven't seen this kind of book for a long time, thank you author.

Among the five stars, 4.5 Are given to Nian Yan and Mao Yue. From the moment they appeared, I found these two pairs to be particularly interesting. Their interactions later on, between a killing machine who doesn't understand emotions and a carefree soft-hearted person, and the kind of relationship between them, which was like a moth to a flame, deeply touched me. On the contrary, although the main CP is a redemption type, the protagonist has always been dominated by the poverty of the system and his own emotions. Many times he just watched the little heroine suffer, and the little heroine also has various restrictions on the protagonist when he grows up. The protagonist is not like a human being, and cannot even help his friends or those who want to help. The feeling of being a yandere is missing, and the suffering of both sides is more aggrieved. But I have to say that the relationship between Nian Yan and Mao Yue, who are the secondary CP lines, really made me cry. It has been a long time since I read a novel that can arouse my emotions so strongly. Overall, I am still very satisfied. After all, there are no perfect things in this world. A novel cannot be full of climaxes and stunning. Having a plot that can make people praise and aftertaste is considered a great success.

The author of the cultivation department, the second article will have some small bugs, but she will really respond to your suggestions [laughs] There is nothing bad except for the emotional transition being a bit blunt, five stars for support first The back part is very delicious. Yan Yue's main plot be is right, and the side story he is even more right. It's nice to watch.

Everything else is pretty good, except for the side story between Nian Yan and Mao Yue that I find hard to accept. In my opinion, after Nian Yan did what he did to Mao Yue in the main story, he has betrayed Mao Yue's kindness towards her, and thus lost the qualification to stay with Mao Yue. If Nianyan in the extra chapter was just silently watching Mao Yue in the dark instead of deliberately getting close to her, I could still regard this as her apology and repayment of gratitude to Mao Yue, but unfortunately it is not the case. So in my opinion, Nianyan's watch in the extra chapter is more like a "protection" in reality, so her apology before disappearing was just a self-movement, and she even had the abominable delusion of using her own death as a shackle. I want Mao Yue to remember me, which made me have an extremely bad impression of her. She still didn't learn to love in the end. In addition, the portrayal of Mao Yue in the extra story is also problematic. It's hard for me to imagine that a person can safely accept her by his side or even allow her to be under the same roof after meeting someone who has caused a huge psychological shadow to him. This makes me feel very OOC. But after all, it's just a side story. Excluding Mao Yue's side story, the rest is still very good overall, and the reading experience is still good.