[Multiple Heroines] [Playing It Safe] [Behind the Scenes] [Misunderstood as a Mastermind] [Game]
Ryan died suddenly from overwork...
But, to his surprise, he transmigrated into a game he had helped develop...
The good news was that he knew the plot.
The bad news was that the game was set to hell difficulty, and he was just an ordinary NPC, bound to a [Redshirt System] that often forced him to cross paths with the protagonist.
Everyone knew that NPCs around the protagonist had extremely short life spans...
Ryan didn’t want to die before he’d even had a chance to enjoy life.
But it wasn’t a big problem. The System said that once the game was cleared, he could return to Blue Star, so Ryan planned to stay away from the protagonist.
The protagonist always managed to turn the tide in a crisis anyway... Ryan just had to keep his head down and survive until the end to win!
And so Ryan, who had only wanted to play a bit part, got dragged into one mess after another...
This can’t be right, can it?!
As the story unfolded, he realized that the aloof heroine, the seductive succubus, the sect’s holy maiden, and the genius from another race...
had all somehow developed strange feelings for him...
Watching the world veer further and further from its original plot, Ryan fell into deep thought.
Wait.
Didn’t I just want to be a bit player?
Why are all the heroines flocking around me?!
A brave man has a hidden profession [Brave]! Then why is the protagonist's hidden occupation [Nanny] never shown?
It's a pretty good adventure story, with very clear staged goals, so the story development is compact, smooth and not watery, and the interaction with the heroine is not bad.
It's quite interesting, especially the dialogue passages🥺. When I listen to the book and hear the dialogue, it feels very human-like. I pause after a sentence, which makes me feel uncomfortable. Apart from the dialogue, everything else is pretty good, but too little. I wish there was more.
Some details were not handled well, for example, why was it always settled in copper coins when there was clearly a setting for silver coins. The interaction between the characters is quite interesting. Generally speaking, it is quite satisfactory and belongs to the snack level.
The writing is good, but there is too little, and there is currently no hair.
You can still read it. I suggest you change the original text of the previous article.
Let me taste it first
It's good to watch, the plot is not cliché, and the characterization is also very detailed, with rare fine grain.
It's good to watch, the plot is tight and the pace is smooth. Good luck to the author💕
If I write according to this rhythm, it's okay.