I Only Want to Be a Nobody, So Stay Away, Heroine!

It seems to be pretty good so far, as long as it has a single female protagonist. If you see multiple female protagonists, you won't watch it no matter how high the rating is or how interesting the subject matter is. I would rather watch a movie without a female protagonist than watch a movie with multiple female protagonists. I have passed the age group that likes to watch the protagonist start a harem. This kind of campus sweet story about daily love is also quite good. It does not say that it progresses rapidly at the beginning. The gradual progress of the two parties' feelings for each other is also quite reasonable. There is no too many stomachache plots about the male protagonist wearing a book to protect himself. The main reason is that I am curious about where the author will end the story. Generally speaking, it will end with marriage, but I still hope that the author can continue to write like "My Wife Came from a Thousand Years Ago" where the two of them join hands until their children and grandchildren are full and live a peaceful life. After reading the prequel, I couldn't stand it anymore. The so-called foreshadowing wasn't wrapped up so well. Because the previous two people's unconfirmed relationship was close and distant, even if the factor of the system is put aside, it can still stand based on the two people's personalities. Then the positioning of this system was very embarrassing. There was no further involvement in the plot. It just explained the background settings to the readers and then hastily offline. By the way, Lu Beichen was offline at the speed of light. The previous plot can still be established regardless of this background setting, and the love that has been reincarnated many times has to be a bit sadistic, so the setting of this system's multiple reincarnations is somewhat superfluous when placed in a daily sweet story. Also, Lu Beichen's Speed ​​of Light was a waste of the role of the novel's original male protagonist, because the friction between the novel's original male protagonist and the new male protagonist in the novel, driven by the novel's setting, can write a lot of things. Even without the emotional entanglement between Lu Beichen and the female protagonist, it can still be written well.

It's pretty good to watch, but you have to go through at least fifteen chapters before it's good to watch. The male protagonist is too stubborn. He thinks too much about his own life and is too afraid of the original male protagonist who hasn't appeared yet. This is the most cowardly male protagonist I have ever seen 🤦 It's not that it's not good-looking, but the male protagonist's twisted character gave the female protagonist hope on several occasions that she would snap back to her original shape. Those times, she really wanted to put her hand in and tell the male protagonist that you're thinking too much, baby. In the early stage, the heroine was a pleaser. She had low self-esteem and was cowardly and would not refuse. Later, when she was in her thirties and almost forty chapters, she was guided by the hero to become cheerful. The main reason was that she made money by taking extra classes. As expected, having money will give you confidence. Now in the latest chapter (Chapter 46), for my good friend Lin Yue, I hope the author will not arrange too many plots, because it is too stupid. Just don't hit the wall and never look back. Don't arrange too many sub-CP plots. The plot where the male protagonist guides the female protagonist to grow up is good enough (personal opinion, I don't like to ignore it. I personally don't like the sub-CP taking up too much space in the main text. It is more appropriate to put the sub-CP in the extra chapter, if there is a sub-CP 😄) The one star I'm missing is that I struggled through the first dozen chapters. I almost couldn't hold on and wanted to give up several times, but I thought it was okay and started reading again, so I really kept reading. After about forty chapters, the heroine became more cheerful and sweet, and started to look better. Although the hero hasn't figured it out yet, it doesn't matter. Once our heroine does, he won't be able to run away either 😄

It is very sweet in terms of emotions and very comfortable to watch, but there is one flaw. The author created Su Wanqing as an annoying villain. To be honest, the creation was very successful. It can be said to be a collection of all the evils in the student days. The most vicious students I know are not to this extent, but she has too many scenes, and she will come out to cause trouble from time to time. I was even more shocked when I saw that person using his innocence to slander others. Personal opinion: She and the little fat guy are both representatives of extreme gender stereotypes on the contemporary Internet. A turtle man cannot think independently, and a green tea worshiper who worships money has no shame. I'm looking forward to the subsequent emotional development, but I'm also a little worried about whether the author can grasp the scale of Su's insult to Ning. Because if this kind of plot continues for too many chapters, it will really make people angry. However, this kind of conflict is difficult to write clearly with little pen and ink. Looking forward to a solution from the author

Overall, it's very good. I can't read slow-paced articles, but this one is really good-looking, and it can be regarded as witnessing the emotional changes of Ya and Chen. I can only say that the other characters are also portrayed very well (on the scene), and it can only be said that it is not just a background setting like other novels. Lao Yue is also full of pride, and he doesn't know how to be proud when he is in a position of pride, but it is difficult to feel sober in this posture. He is still entering the illusion. I can only say that Lao Su has controlled the rhythm properly 🤦 But it is a pity that Lao Su played a good hand of cards to a pulp, and in the end he came up with the damaging move of innocence. Maybe this is a bit extreme, or it may be Haji's magical power. Although it is very beautiful and very sweet, it has a very fatal flaw 😠, which will attract the "eyes" of others, and it will make you laugh when you see the sweet part! My behavior became very strange in the eyes of others. They said I was a fool 😢

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I made a blind guess that the author is a girl 😘. The text is delicate, the feelings are sincere, and the emotional lines are currently very well sorted out (the emotional changes between the male and female protagonists). This book is also full of dog food. The mutual preference between male and female protagonists. This book allowed me to experience the sincere feelings that I cannot gain in reality.

I have read to the end of chapter thirty-two, and hope that the male protagonist can face his feelings more quickly. If it takes a hundred chapters, it would be too exaggerated. And I think it is also very important how the male protagonist explains his hot and cold mood later. Although there is a reason according to the plot, the female protagonist has no idea at the moment. What she finally got the courage to get is rejection, and her attitude is still hot and cold. For a person who is already introverted and sensitive, this is a bit depressing, and he may even end up turning into a yandere for the male protagonist later on. I hope the emotional line will be smooth sailing. There may be twists and turns, but don't wait until the male protagonist turns around after fifty chapters. That would be too uncomfortable for the female protagonist, and it would also appear that the male protagonist is not decisive enough. How to deal with the subsequent plot of meeting the original male protagonist (who I think is already a classic villain)? I hope that the relationship between the male and female protagonists will be settled first, and then they will meet the original male protagonist. And I feel that if the original male protagonist stalks the female protagonist, but the "I" who travels through the book has not yet confirmed the relationship, or is even "indifferent" in the face of this plot, then that would be a very poisonous point. Finally give these two people a good ending, cheers for the author😊 Now that I've seen the backend, I'd like to give you a rough and unreasonable review. It's incredibly well written.

It's so beautiful. The heroine's journey from being humble to being generous is too detailed. The relationship is very delicate and long. Even the boy in the book has not been seen yet, so the progress may be a bit slow. It's different from ordinary villains and so on. It's so awesome that I couldn't bear to finish reading it.

I can only say that you should slowly savor and understand. Good books need to be discovered. Don't read them if they have low ratings. I hope they don't favor female videos. Just normal love stories. The emotional descriptions are quite delicate. I love your hard work. Come on [laughter][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh]

I think this novel is well written so far. The writing style is gentle and delicate, and the plot development is quite reasonable. It does not progress as fast as in some novels (for example, if you just meet today and become a yandere tomorrow)