Su Meng had a dream, and she dreamed that she was actually a passerby in the novel. Sometimes she was a passerby who kindly helped the heroine, sometimes she was a kind person who helped the hero's grandmother while crossing the road, and sometimes she was a classmate who kindly called the police when the second boy was being bullied...
What she thought was an ordinary day-to-day life actually had traces of the protagonist everywhere.
What's even more frightening is that the bamboo horse she grew up with is actually a stand-in for the male protagonist...
"How come everyone is the protagonist, but I am the only one who is the passerby!"
Reader comments
The subject matter is quite novel. It tells the story of a heroine who suddenly discovers that she is a passerby and is coerced and coerced by the system into becoming a matchmaker.
In a world composed of countless novels, I am quite curious about how the protagonist will change after awakening, the collision of world consciousness and self-awareness, the choice between heaven and humanity... Are the people in the novels toys of heaven, or people who can choose their own destiny... Everything is worth pondering and continuing to read.
In addition, when I saw that the heroine did not believe that she was so ordinary and read 250 novels just to find a book in which she was the protagonist, I laughed. Yes, no matter how ordinary we are, we must not forget that we are also the protagonists of our own lives.
The writing style needs to be improved, but the content is pretty good. You can read it. I plan to continue reading it. Great author, come on!
The subject matter is quite novel. It tells the story of a heroine who suddenly discovers that she is a passerby and is coerced and coerced by the system into becoming a matchmaker. In a world composed of countless novels, I am quite curious about how the protagonist will change after awakening, the collision of world consciousness and self-awareness, the choice between heaven and humanity... Are the people in the novels toys of heaven, or people who can choose their own destiny... Everything is worth pondering and continuing to read. In addition, when I saw that the heroine did not believe that she was so ordinary and read 250 novels just to find a book in which she was the protagonist, I laughed. Yes, no matter how ordinary we are, we must not forget that we are also the protagonists of our own lives. The writing style needs to be improved, but the content is pretty good. You can read it. I plan to continue reading it. Great author, come on!