New story next door: I Really Didn't Mean to Win Over the Protagonist
Lately, transmigrating into a book has been all the rage, so Su Jing jumped on the trend and transmigrated into one too.
System: Your mission is to make the unloved second male lead believe that true love exists.
Su Jing: Don't think I haven't read novels. Usually, in this situation, I'll end up being the one he falls for. No way! I'm straight!
System: Think it over. If you refuse, I'll switch Hosts.
Su Jing: ???
Xiao Lan is a textbook second male lead: handsome, gentle, wealthy, and devoted. He goes crazy for the protagonist, throws himself against a wall for him, and asks for nothing in return.
Su Jing: Poor guy. What a sucker.
To stay alive, Su Jing "volunteers" to bend himself into a pretzel, believing that if he confesses loudly enough every day, the unloved second male lead is bound to realize that someone loves him!
But as he keeps confessing, Su Jing realizes that this standard-issue second male lead doesn't seem quite like the one described in the book.
Rich beyond measure and handsome, sure, but who is this tsundere who gets jealous after three steps and flips the vinegar jar after five? What happened to the promised gentleness, kindness, and humility?
Xiao Lan: You looked at him again! And you smiled at him! Do you like him now?
Su Jing: Bro, calm down! I really only like you!
[Xiao Lan: affection-starved, tsundere, stubborn, jealous; Su Jing: better at talking than doing / I really only like you]
It's very interesting. I like the character settings of the two protagonists. They also have a mouth to explain. The two protagonists' family backgrounds are very good. However, it felt a bit rushed at the end and the ending was rushed. But overall it is still very interesting!!!!!
It's good to watch. The relationship between the protagonists is very delicate and smooth, but the ending is a bit rushed. The protagonists and they should have a back-up plan after being kidnapped again, but when they are full of good feelings, they both offline. It goes directly to the second episode. Although the circle of five years ago is restored, it is still a bit abrupt. The previous plots were all very good.
I'm begging you, author, can you please make a side story? I'm really frustrated. I haven't seen their wedding yet, and I haven't made up for that week or anything yet (┬_┬) I'm really begging you (;´д`) Not to mention that the previous part is really good to watch, but I highly recommend it. It would be better if there is a side story (><)ゞ
It's been a long time since I saw a book that attracted me 😢 It's so beautiful! The last few chapters made me feel very conflicted. I felt that the protagonist should be brought back together, but I also felt that it was just right. The two of them grew up together again at the same age to make up for the years when the protagonist was absent.
So far, it's very good. The writing is not trivial, the plot is not cliché, and there are no bad jokes. Tomato is lucky to have this book.
It's very interesting. I really love you so much. I love you so much. ?????!!!!!!!!!!
It's really beautiful. The protagonist's thoughts are very delicate, and everyone's personality is very distinct. Xiao Xiao and Xiao Su are both very cute, and the writing style is very good. Please rate it. Let this author come to life and write the extra story 😢 😢 Finally, I wish everyone a happy reading!
It's pretty good to watch, but the protagonist always has a sudden realization, or understands it just by looking at each other 😄, but!! I don't understand, I don't understand the eyes 😢 😢 What do you understand 😢 Wow, what a hasty ending. It seemed like it said there were no more tricks, the circle couldn't go back, so it just put it back on again, wow [star]
It's quite interesting, but the ending is a bit rushed. I don't think it's a bad ending because it gave them a happy ending, but some things were not explained clearly. I feel that this novel should be rated at least 9 or above. I like the protagonist's character and everything else.
I always feel like it shouldn't end like this, but I also feel like it's the best way to end.