After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Was Cast as an Extra from the Start

Somehow, this book keeps pushing to me and keeps pushing to me. But I have always been dissuaded by the introduction. First, the heroine is forced to save the hero. What kind of ancient plot is this, about rescue and redemption? Okay, just save me, but the male protagonist's colleagues dislike the female protagonist, me? ? Although there is indeed a reason for the female protagonist's identity, is it right for the male protagonist? If he was very interested in the heroine when he first introduced her to his colleagues, and if his colleagues showed contempt for the heroine from the beginning, and the hero explained the situation and expressed the importance of the heroine to him, his colleagues wouldn't have such thoughts, right? This is my opinion of the book based on the introduction before I read it. So I kept reading it, but never read it. However, I don't have the skill of photographic memory. I don't remember that I read it before, but I didn't want to read it. When I saw the book again, I wanted to click in. Then I read the introduction and exited. I read the introduction and exited... But the tomatoes kept being pushed to me. I thought I had pushed them so many times, so I just wanted to taste them salty. Okay, this is so irritating that I couldn't sleep until early in the morning. I don't know how the plot will develop later, but these first few pictures alone make me very angry. The heroine rescued the hero's brother. Although the brother was still young, his experiences did not make him ignorant of everything and turned into a wolf. Also, when the heroine's best relatives came to the door, the male protagonist didn't know they came out to help the heroine and hid in the room. They clearly knew that it was because of them that the heroine was in this situation. Hey, he waited until the heroine's top family members left to show concern, and when the top family members scolded the heroine, the little white-eyed wolf brother didn't care about running away, but cared about whether he would get the money from his uncle, and then caused him to be sold to the town again. It was all a white-eyed wolf. [Stare] The younger brother's own safety is not guaranteed, so he just wants to let the male protagonist study? Does the heroine owe him anything? Oh, I really owe it. The male protagonist owes the female protagonist a few lives. There is also a setting between the male protagonist and the female protagonist. If the male protagonist dies, the female protagonist will die. In previous lives, the female protagonist also tried to avoid the cause of death of the male protagonist, but the male protagonist just died in a fancy way. So this time, I have to keep him by my side and watch carefully, so to save the hero, I have to take care of him personally and sacrifice my body, mind, money and wealth? How can we ensure the safety of the hero's life? If there is not enough reason for the female protagonist to bind the male protagonist like this, help the male protagonist. Then I deeply feel that this book should not be on a female channel, but a male channel. That is to say, after I died in a trick, the time-travel girl took me to win, or in other words, after I died in a trick, the time-travel girl made me a powerful minister, and after I died in a trick, the butcher girl helped me to go to Qingyunzhi. Really, it's very suitable for a male comic novel. The male protagonist doesn't have to do anything, and the beautiful woman will give him everything and take him to the top of his life. Even if the people around the hero despise the heroine, the heroine still insists on praising him. The heroine must have him, he is everything to the heroine!

I think it's pretty good-looking. Although the male protagonist's performance at first made people feel a bit like a wolf, and I didn't like it either. But after thinking about it, in that context, a child adoptive husband/wife is not necessarily a good status. Did Dr. Xu mention it? Mu is the best child adopter he has ever seen (of course, the main reason is that the heroine Xi Bai did not treat him as a child adopter). Without the perspective of God, it is more like getting out of a big fire pit and jumping into another pit that may be unknown. And about Erya, she is not a relative of Xi Bai, but a good friend from the same village. She has been rescued several times, but the result was unsuccessful, which will only make things worse. The real desperate situation can only be relied on by oneself. Erya himself does not have the courage and rebelliousness of a time traveler, so it is difficult to lead him. Including her cousin's family, she planted the seeds in her heart little by little. She didn't even expect her cousin's mother to be so brave later. The only thing that I think is unreasonable is binding Xi Mu's lifeline. If not, the heroine's character may not interfere with the hero Mu's affairs, but she wears books! The original heroine has a spiritual spring, so why is it unreasonable? So please update it quickly [please update]

Very pretty. The female protagonist and the male protagonist are deeply bound, and the male protagonist has too many fatal disasters. The time-travelling fellow is very narrow-minded and ruthless in his actions, so the heroine can only develop as quickly as possible. I like that the heroine saved a lot of poor little people and gave everyone a warm home.

I just came across the latest chapter 137. The writing is quite good. At least the logic and details are paid attention to. The text description is not obviously modern. When I read it, I don't always remember that the heroine is reborn through time travel. Maybe it's thanks to the "Taoist Warning⚠️". Hahaha, the other time traveler is full of flaws. The fellow villagers dare not recognize the fellow villagers, otherwise they will be stabbed in the back. The heroine has adapted well. Keep up the good work, author!

It feels like the golden finger is opened very wide for the time-traveling girl, who is both a spiritual spring and a space. On the other hand, the heroine has nothing. The time-traveling girl has been targeting the heroine, and the heroine has been passively defensive. The other plots are well written, with warm family ties, side-by-side friendships, and a male protagonist who values ​​​​compassion. The heroine has formed a warm family.

I think many people have low scores because they think the heroine helps the poor. I was curious about why the heroine is bound to the male protagonist, so I kept watching. The logic and content are pretty good. I don't think it is that low, at least 8.8.

First time writing a book review. The author's writing is really good, and the characterization of the characters is also very vivid. The plot is just about looking at the family's shortcomings, but it makes people laugh every now and then. There are relatives who are terrible, but they are not as bad as they are; there are also calculating heroines, but they always get some retribution. It just looks so happy! Awesome 👍

It's pretty good to watch, there are no surprises, the plot progresses well, and the author's writing is also good.

The front is okay. The time-traveling woman robs the original heroine of her luck, and the heroine robs the time-traveling woman of ginseng. It feels like they are all the same, so they give each other a bowl of rice and a portion of broth.

It's okay. I just hope that the heroine won't always lament that time-traveling women are ruthless and say that time-traveling women are ruthless in killing people. Instead, she can lament that time-traveling women are powerful and then improve themselves. After all, the people she kills are all bad people. The time-travelling girl is very malicious towards their family, and she also has the aura of the heroine. I hope the heroine can improve a little. The heroine also has a strong setting, she is not too old, and she has arranged for martial arts and literary studies.