[Quick transmigration + stealing the love interest + villainess rises to the top + breaking up couples + satisfying read + no fixed male lead + happy ending]
In each small world, the supporting female character exists only to be a stepping stone or spice in the relationship between the male and female leads…
But eventually, the supporting female characters flipped the table and refused to play along.
Shen Qingwu, born from the resentment of supporting female characters across countless small worlds.
She becomes the supporting female character in each world, stepping in to intercept the male and female leads, steal the male lead's affection, and soothe the resentment of the women she replaces.
Acting sweet and obedient, pretending to be an innocent white lotus, playing the scheming flirt…
World 1: “The Cousin Kept in the Dark”
“Do you really think he likes you? You're just a tool he uses to make me jealous.”
“...Is that so?”
World 2: “Why Is My Tomboy Friend's Waist So Soft?”
“Brother Yanchi, why is there a kissing scene?”
“What's the big deal? We're brothers, aren't we? Don't you want to help me?”
“But isn't that kind of inappropriate?”
One day, the Best Actor Yancheng secretly plotted to get himself some perks.
I have a question. In the first world, the original female protagonist was a merchant, and the female protagonist and the male protagonist were the right match (I think what the male protagonist said so far), so why did the original female protagonist slap the female protagonist, and the female protagonist couldn't argue with the slap back, or did she say that the male protagonist was blind and connived? Don't you think it's a bug? A noble girl was slapped by a merchant girl? It's quite cool to see the merchant woman's perspective
The content is not very rich, but the male protagonist feels that the pure color pi plot is rather inexplicable. The female protagonist is beaten (face covering) and it is almost over. However, she still feels aggrieved. I think the villain should be more egoistic. The first world is not very full, and the female protagonist is a bit weak in control. Let's see if the second world will be better👀
I like the setting, and there are no major abuse points, but the small parts are very frustrating and charming. From a male perspective, this is Shuangwen's life. His family background is strong and his love and career are all smooth sailing. When he fell in love with the original heroine, the general direction was also smooth. After he changed his mind, it was straightforward to confess to the heroine. She was accepted, and her love life was smooth no matter who she fell in love with. As for the heroine, the original heroine in the first world was killed by the original heroine, and the hero was not innocent. He had a conflict with the original heroine and pulled her over to be his tool. The heroine even received a slap in the face. What was the result? The two of them acted as if nothing happened. The male protagonist didn't even say a word to the original female protagonist, and the female protagonist suffered in vain. Later, when the female protagonist found out about this, the male protagonist forgave him after just a few words. I really wanted to pass over the male protagonist. How could life go so smoothly? The male protagonist in the second world didn't harm the original one or anything, but he was also a scumbag. Not only that, he was also mentally retarded. There was nothing to say about this idiotic plot of repaying a favor and becoming the original female protagonist's boyfriend. Then the male protagonist realized that he liked the female protagonist, and while flirting with the female protagonist, his nominal girlfriend did not separate. What did he think of the female protagonist? The original heroine also came to the heroine to seduce her. The insults the heroine received were all because of the hero. He took a lot of advantage here, and then he really separated from his girlfriend. Then he started chasing the heroine, taking advantage of him in the process, and then the heroine soon accepted him. What a cool literary life
After watching the first world, I said it sucked! The heroine's father is a general and her aunt is the mistress of the Duke's Palace. The original heroine is just a merchant girl. Where does the original heroine get the courage to bully the heroine again and again? The heroine is also a loser. She always uses her own injuries to achieve her goals. I don't think the heroine's methods are very clever, but she is very clever. Also, the original heroine drugged the heroine. I would like to ask, does the heroine go out without taking anyone with her? Also, is the original heroine already married to the hero? Otherwise, why would he show up in the male protagonist's study? This is ancient times. Author, you are writing an ancient novel. What is the concept of an unmarried woman appearing in a man's study?
I don't know if you have read a book with the same theme called Quick Travel: Semi-Female and Destroying CP. I am a professional. This book's current worlds are similar to that one regardless of the story settings. I changed the ancient times to modern times and the modern times to ancient times. Everything else has not changed.
It's very good-looking. The heroine is so cute and charming. I can't wait to pass over the hero (づ￣3￣)づ╭❤~. I like the heroine's personality and I don't like it at all.
1. When the heroine comes up, she gets slapped by the original heroine 🙂 2. The male protagonist took advantage of the female protagonist many times and wanted to get rid of her with a broken hairpin. 3. It's the same trick of drugging people to ruin their reputation 🙂 The evil girl didn't feel it. The male protagonist and the original female protagonist are both quite evil (disgusting evil)
Omg The above article has very high requirements for the male protagonist. What is there to grab for such a male protagonist who is good in every aspect?
It's quite good-looking. It doesn't have a lot of hard-to-get games and endless pulling. It's not cumbersome. I particularly like the heroine Kurohara. Without the original heroine, it's not called snatching. If it's broken down, it's called a sweet story. There are too many sweet stories in Tomato and it's boring to read. Unless the writing is very vivid. Now I like to watch snatching the most. The story about breaking up the male protagonist ➕ the heroine Kurohara is sweet and exciting.
I just felt like some of the plots jumped a little too quickly and I couldn't keep up. The world of Zhu Ma is really similar to a novel I read, except that one is ancient and the other is modern.