GB: When a female Alpha from the interstellar era transmigrates into an old-school melodramatic romance
Blurb:
I’m a female Alpha from the interstellar era, forced to transmigrate through one melodramatic romance novel after another.
I can be the canary who gets emotionally and physically tormented by the protagonists, the disposable stand-in they use and face-slap to show off, or the villain everyone wants dead.
In short, wherever I’m needed, that’s where I go.
What? One protagonist wants to steal my kidneys, another treats me like a backup, and yet another sees me as an experience farm?!
No problem. The crematorium is ready and waiting.
Are you ready?
P.S. The male lead is split into multiple characters, and he is not one of the protagonists mentioned in the blurb!!!
Story one: Rich heiress X elite domineering CEO, an abstinent bottom
Story two: Female undercover disciple X mercurial Demon Lord, a bottom
Story three: Puppet boy emperor X ambitious regent
Story four: Favored young princess X captured enemy general
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It's very interesting, but too little. I especially hope that the author will add 20,000 words per day. She is a very special heroine. I like her character very much. She is a dare-to-love-and-hate type. I like the first and fourth planes the most. I never read the first world when reading quick travel stories, because I think The first world is the dividing line for judging the relationship between the male and female protagonists. Many authors are actually unable to handle this relationship well in the first world. Although the plot is very short, I think the overall plot and complete characters are also unique and complete, which is very valuable. I hope there is a world where the heroine has memory, because I think the system's reminder is a bit too hasty. What if there is a heroine who doesn't believe the system, because the system only tells an ending. I think many people actually have difficulty supporting this external thing. No one can really tell whether a stranger is telling a lie to themselves. It just feels like the arrival of the system just brings her bad news. But it cannot support the integrity of the ending and there is no way to easily change other people's perceptions. If the heroine is sober enough and is an external system, she will not fabricate a lie to deceive her! So I hope that there can be a more unique heroine, maybe with memory, or maybe not controlled by the system. The heroine is indeed very awake, but this does not allow me to accept that she easily believes in the system. I just think that the heroine awakened after the system arrived. The current system is good, but if there is a bad system, the bad system will come first than the good one.
It's so beautiful, it's my favorite GB novel. Too little, not enough to watch 😢😢. Both the male and female protagonists are strong, brainy and intelligent. Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking. Great author, come on, support you 👍 👍.
It is particularly suitable for novels like mine that are long and unreadable and need to be fast-paced. The writing style is also good, and the characters are also rhythmic. Author, please read another one. I really want to read the sequel. It's not enough. It's not enough at all 😢😢😢
Love to watch. Just can you write more afterward? Well... That's it...
It's good-looking, sweet and reassuring, the male protagonist is very straight forward, there are no twists and turns, and the ending is 🥰🥰🥰
Not bad, not bad. Although every time the heroine changes the world, she has no memory of the last time, but her character is very good every time. Various types of male protagonists are also attracted by the heroine 🥰
The first small world is so beautiful [The God of Bird Food][The God of Bird Food][The God of Bird Food]
Very beautiful! Finally, he is no longer the kind of male protagonist who cries and screams at the drop of a hat whenever he falls in love. It's so good to watch!
It's tied, the flowers are scattered at the end, it looks good.
If you can read it in Tomato, it's a good book. The emotional line may be a little rushed, but it's within my acceptable range. It's okay.