Yisi, the 18th-tier pretty girl who can be bullied by everyone in the live-streaming romance drama, was subjected to pornographic remarks, bullied, and was exposed online to the point of committing suicide. After N times of tragic death, she speculated that she might be cannon fodder for a certain female video——
A new cycle began, back when the five male guests had just appeared. When the director asked her to comment on the five male guests, she lazily leaned on the sofa:
"Change a batch."
The character collapsed, the director was stunned, the guests were dumbfounded, the live broadcast was blocked, and the netizens were stunned.
Yi Si single-handedly transformed the Lianzong live broadcast room into a racing venue, and the comment area became a gathering place for big names in the literary world (bushi).
Others: No, what about the innocent Bai Yueguang who is as big as me?
Netizen passing by: Isn't it here? It just changed its color.
————[Reading Guide]
❖ Protagonist·Yisi ·Putting out salted fish ·Full-level physical fitness ·Nuclear-weapon-grade mouth cannon holder ·The most beautiful white moonlight ·Backstage is comparable to a nuclear bomb
❖ Main text · Love Shura Field · Live broadcast of the crash · All members of the White Moonlight Party · Atypical cycle of rebirth · Carry out the counter-routine to the end
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#Whose heroine has a colored mouth? #
#I am also attacking indiscriminately in the love drama today#
#WHAT? I'm not cannon fodder, but all members of Bai Yueguang? ! #
Reader comments
For now, this romance novel is better than those with a score of 9. It is not as good as that one. There are basically few others that can compare. It satisfies my desire to watch the excitement and also want to be pornographic. The male protagonist's fight is very intense, and the fans' voices breaking their defenses are extremely nice. The Shura field is full of people. It's great to watch, and I'd like to watch it again.
There is a long review, but Tomato doesn't care and can only list the reasons here:
1. Regarding "Offense Reward": Original sentence (Chapter 28): "This face looks so authoritative. So authoritative that the first N offenses he made with a dirty accent were like rewards to her." This sentence is only a description of the protagonist's personal subjective mentality. The original meaning is that the heroine does not regard the other party's words and deeds as offense. Book reviews are taken out of context.
2. Regarding "whitewashing", "misunderstanding", "the heroine's misremembering", "self-righteousness" and "taking the blame on herself": The book review characterized the foreshadowing as "whitewashing and misunderstanding". The original text (Chapter 165) has recycled foreshadowing, making it clear that various incidents are planned and committed by the villain. This foreshadowing is not a whitewashing or misunderstanding of any character, but a necessary description of the foreshadowing/recovery. Moreover, the full text does not describe the heroine's "chaotic memory", nor does it describe the heroine as "self-righteous" or "self-blaming". The reviewer of this book made subsequent subjective assumptions based on other online articles he has read in the past.
3. Regarding "The heroine stimulated Han Zhiwan and was pushed into the water": The original text (Chapter 114) plot is: the heroine relied on special abilities to enter Han Zhiwan's memory, and learned that Han Zhiwan was suffering from mental disorder and hallucinations. He independently imagined the heroine as the target of stimulation, and mistakenly pushed the heroine into the water. Only when someone else made a sound did he wake up and found that the heroine had fallen into the water. The heroine did not perform any stimulating behavior throughout the whole process.
4. Regarding "the original female protagonist turned evil because she liked the male protagonist": There is no corresponding plot in the whole book. Original text (Chapter 114 + Chapter 165) Complete plot: The root cause of the "original heroine's" loss of control is the villain's mental and drug control, her own low self-esteem, and the heroine's leaving without saying goodbye. The "male protagonist" is only the trigger.
5. Regarding the titles of "original heroine" and "male protagonist": The book review calls Han Zhiwan the "original heroine", but the original text (Chapter 97) clearly states that the "original heroine" is just a false title used by the supporting character Xiaoque to deceive the heroine. There is only one protagonist in the whole story, and there is no split setting between male and female protagonists.
6. About "like a tomato novel": The book review uses "like", but the original sentence of the original text is "This world is a huge tomato novel". This is a deterministic statement set by the original text, not a metaphor.
It couldn't be better to watch, the plot is really coherent
Nice looking and quite fresh. . . I'm just curious whether this is a stock buying article, np or an open ending (the author can give me an accurate answer, I'm particularly scared now x
It's good-looking, but it felt average at first, but the more I watched it, the more addictive I became [Sending my heart]
It's really good-looking and happy, but it's not popular. It's unforgivable.
It's nice to see that the heroine has such a cool personality. Yes, she's like Little Pepper. She's strong enough. She has to slap the hero like this.
It made me laugh to death. The memes are dense but not bad. It has an old-fashioned feel. [Laugh]
For now, this romance novel is better than those with a score of 9. It is not as good as that one. There are basically few others that can compare. It satisfies my desire to watch the excitement and also want to be pornographic. The male protagonist's fight is very intense, and the fans' voices breaking their defenses are extremely nice. The Shura field is full of people. It's great to watch, and I'd like to watch it again.
There is a long review, but Tomato doesn't care and can only list the reasons here: 1. Regarding "Offense Reward": Original sentence (Chapter 28): "This face looks so authoritative. So authoritative that the first N offenses he made with a dirty accent were like rewards to her." This sentence is only a description of the protagonist's personal subjective mentality. The original meaning is that the heroine does not regard the other party's words and deeds as offense. Book reviews are taken out of context. 2. Regarding "whitewashing", "misunderstanding", "the heroine's misremembering", "self-righteousness" and "taking the blame on herself": The book review characterized the foreshadowing as "whitewashing and misunderstanding". The original text (Chapter 165) has recycled foreshadowing, making it clear that various incidents are planned and committed by the villain. This foreshadowing is not a whitewashing or misunderstanding of any character, but a necessary description of the foreshadowing/recovery. Moreover, the full text does not describe the heroine's "chaotic memory", nor does it describe the heroine as "self-righteous" or "self-blaming". The reviewer of this book made subsequent subjective assumptions based on other online articles he has read in the past. 3. Regarding "The heroine stimulated Han Zhiwan and was pushed into the water": The original text (Chapter 114) plot is: the heroine relied on special abilities to enter Han Zhiwan's memory, and learned that Han Zhiwan was suffering from mental disorder and hallucinations. He independently imagined the heroine as the target of stimulation, and mistakenly pushed the heroine into the water. Only when someone else made a sound did he wake up and found that the heroine had fallen into the water. The heroine did not perform any stimulating behavior throughout the whole process. 4. Regarding "the original female protagonist turned evil because she liked the male protagonist": There is no corresponding plot in the whole book. Original text (Chapter 114 + Chapter 165) Complete plot: The root cause of the "original heroine's" loss of control is the villain's mental and drug control, her own low self-esteem, and the heroine's leaving without saying goodbye. The "male protagonist" is only the trigger. 5. Regarding the titles of "original heroine" and "male protagonist": The book review calls Han Zhiwan the "original heroine", but the original text (Chapter 97) clearly states that the "original heroine" is just a false title used by the supporting character Xiaoque to deceive the heroine. There is only one protagonist in the whole story, and there is no split setting between male and female protagonists. 6. About "like a tomato novel": The book review uses "like", but the original sentence of the original text is "This world is a huge tomato novel". This is a deterministic statement set by the original text, not a metaphor.
It couldn't be better to watch, the plot is really coherent
Nice looking and quite fresh. . . I'm just curious whether this is a stock buying article, np or an open ending (the author can give me an accurate answer, I'm particularly scared now x
It's good-looking, but it felt average at first, but the more I watched it, the more addictive I became [Sending my heart]
It's really good-looking and happy, but it's not popular. It's unforgivable.
It's nice to see that the heroine has such a cool personality. Yes, she's like Little Pepper. She's strong enough. She has to slap the hero like this.
It made me laugh to death. The memes are dense but not bad. It has an old-fashioned feel. [Laugh]
Why was I locked up in a dark room?