“Why did you hit me out of nowhere? I didn’t say a damn thing!”
“Not enough plot? Add a slap.”
“Why have so many people died? I thought this was supposed to be a romance!”
“Not enough plot? Add some deaths.”
“Why has everyone started coughing up blood without warning? Damn it, it splattered all over me!”
“Not enough plot? Add a terminal illness.”
Only then did Huang Dudu finally realize just how badly she’d screwed up and how many sins she’d committed as an author who loved making things up, insulting her readers’ intelligence, and abandoning stories unfinished. If she’d known she’d one day transmigrate into one of her own unfinished stories, she would have planned the plot properly and never left anything unfinished!
“Then why do all the male leads look exactly the same?”
“Because you wrote every male lead in every unfinished story as your imaginary version of your idol...”
The grand, classical literary masterpiece Not Enough Plot
Actually, this story has another title: Those Trends We Followed Together Back Then.
Quick transmigration, one-on-one romance, with an imagination that’s unusual, bizarre, and beyond the ordinary!
If you miss this story, you might regret it for a whole week!
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Listen to what happened to the heroine when she was a child? Is it what I think?
Dear author, I will always support you!
It's the 600th collection! I found this article very accidentally. Thank you for bringing such a cute, touching, hilarious and sad story (...) The chicken soup is also super delicious.) Well, this is the beauty of novels compared to reality, right? I also want to be the person in my dreams... Anyway, it was a worthwhile trip, thank you again. It's based on the happy events of the Hua family. The ideas are pretty good. I wish my writing improves and my ideas keep coming. New articles will become more and more popular. Hehe. Speaking of which, you can quickly travel back to the youth campus through the book + a ghostly, arrogant, evil, cold, mean and focused male protagonist + a rough guy, a dirty demon king, a energetic, sunny and tragic female protagonist... I never thought that these elements could be combined together, but after reading it, I felt that there was no sense of incompatibility, which is quite amazing. The aftertaste is long, but a little short, tsk tsk. Ah, by the way, I still don't understand the last thing. Is Jinli's true form a bird??? But he's so cute, that's my type)
It's so imaginative, powerful, and warm (??ω??), What a great author.
It's so beautifully written in big letters. The first half of it made me laugh so hard that it made my stomach hurt, and the second part made me feel so sad that my stomach hurt.
With a teacher like Cheng Lang on the table... Why haven't these bastards from the motherland learned to be stupid???
Overtake! Class! Feel! Move! This kind of growth, I don't know how to describe it, I just saw tears in my eyes
I finally understand why I never liked the male protagonist but persisted in reading this novel. It's because of the heroine! He is really a person who blooms flowers from the mud and radiates sunshine from the darkness!
After being sad, wiping away my tears and moving on with my life, I can still defeat my monster like Tuk Tuk.
A super heart-warming story! Thinking of Bai Ye Xing, how much effort it takes for Dudu to become such a good person. Every time I think of Xuesui, I feel that her being hurt is not the reason for her to hurt others. In such an environment, Dudu has become such a good girl. I hope that in the story, she can be happy.