To Play an Extra, I Casually Founded the Shadow Courtyard

It's not bad. The writing is not amazing, but the narrative is smooth and the plot is not procrastinating. There is no traditional pretentiousness and classic settings of streamlined characters. The characters have no obvious highlights and are very three-dimensional. The highlight of this book is the psychological description of the characters, which is very good and can easily be put into the perspective of the protagonist. The cool thing about this book is that the people around the protagonist don't have the extreme abstract evil in classic slap-in-the-face novels, the kind of evil that is shown simply for the sake of showing evil. The disputes are not random encounters that are forced to advance the plot. Most of the plots in this book are in line with reality. There is no such thing as meeting the protagonist and then coming up to beat him if he doesn't like it. The people in it have three-dimensional views. The protagonist's daily clothes will not be looked down upon, and the protagonist's transformation will only get a look of awe. There is no thunder plot in which the protagonist comes out to pretend to be behind the scenes and is robbed of credit by others. The protagonist does not just come up and be beaten passively and then wait for the backer to come and pretend to be B and then end it hastily. The protagonist in the author's works has a very active and proactive awareness of pretending to be B. This idea surpasses 99% of similar novels on Tomato😋 The plot arrangement of the novel also has its own ideas. It is not just about beating up the children and having endless descendants. The harem is filled with all kinds of romantic encounters but it does not seem bloated. Slapping people in the face and pretending to be a bum is a just right daily embellishment here. The plot of the cold school belle chasing after her was amazing to me. I haven't seen many books on Tomato that write well on this subject. Either the iceberg turns into a licking dog in an instant, or the cold lady turns into a little fan girl. The author's character transformation is very smooth, and the emotional details are very well polished. It is indeed like what I was thinking when I didn't listen in class (not The only thorn in this book is probably the protagonist's estimation of his own strength. The protagonist's ability is probably to throw away the word spirit without consumption or CD, but he always seems to feel that he is not that strong (this was shown in the early stage). In the later period, the existence of this thorn is relatively weak. However, the main plot of this book is to rely on the imagination, so the reader's own imagination of the protagonist's psychology is also part of this book😋( Now updated to the Imperial City plot, I hope the protagonist can take off his vest for a longer time (it feels like this national arena competition will require some mysterious organization to attack the protagonist and pretend to be b, right?) Also, I found that the author would like every paragraph in this book, which is so cute😋

This book is really good, especially the story about Lu Bu fighting for Diao Chan and Sun Wukong. Hundreds of people gathered together in the battle, but Xue Baochai was indeed too strong. If Nuoshou hadn't used an outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six-fold strafing would have killed him. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguoshan, "Young man is proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes are so immersive, and the character descriptions are spot on!

It's a bit immature, but the subject matter is novel. If you want to see the protagonist break out, it would be boring to repeatedly depict small benefits. Then Lucy can show more behavior of doting on the protagonist and being female. Later, Lucy is a little bit unidentified. It is obvious that only Lucy has a sense of existence among her subordinates, and then all her subordinates can be strengthened to S, Lucy SS. The protagonist can show off, but letting others know that the protagonist's subordinates are nb will make others more afraid.

After reading dozens of chapters, the theme of the routine is actually quite good. It can be called a mutated version of Lord Shadow. There is no problem with the plot and character portrayal. The second-level aura is comparable to a hundred six flowers. Although it is not to my taste, it can indeed be given five stars.

The protagonist is a shadow-sama who is a little sicker in middle school. It's very interesting to watch.

It's so good. I read it all night and got up to visit my relatives. I blame the author for writing such a good book. The more I read, the more I wanted to read it, so I stayed up all night [smile][smile]

Haobang! Powerful! Look!

It's so beautiful, please give me some details.

Delicious, needless to say 😋

It's so broad and so wide, it's quite beautiful. It's finished right from the beginning 😘. Please give the author a big boost and update ❤️ @emperorenginehakimi