The Supporting Actress Stays Out of It (Quick Transmigration)

What makes me most uncomfortable is the third to last paragraph of the last chapter. What does it mean that Lin Dan is so great? Is it any wonder that he is favored by Le? What does this music mean? Is it an honor to be favored by him? Why? How could he be fooled by the female supporting actor for hundreds of lifetimes before he finally saw through the female supporting actor's purpose? Or is it because he is a genius but in the end he is not as good as Lin Ran, a miscellaneous spiritual root (referring to cultivating the chaotic Taoist heart). The heroine and others fill the world with their bodies. What else can this Le do besides just watch from the side? This is the point that makes me most unhappy: I am a powerful and strong, beautiful and brave, kind and sincere, determined and intelligent heroine. The author has given her countless beautiful qualities, unique charm and unparalleled abilities. This kind of strength should be the master of the world in both male and female channels, but it is only for the female protagonist to be "worthy" of the male protagonist! ! ! I'll be honest, this kind of writing would be a twist, so that such a powerful and charming male protagonist can be "worthy" of a beautiful female protagonist. If the author didn't say that he would be criticized by readers if he opened the box and sent a knife, right? Why is it that no one has any objections to putting it on a female video? [Lie flat] [Lie flat] In fact, after reading the whole story, I still praise this book more than I criticize it. At least the heroine really learned skills in the small world and used them for herself, so I really like to watch those upgrade-oriented worlds. The cook at the beginning retained me, not because of the golden finger given by the system, but because Lin Dan relied on herself. I went out to practice, integrated the characteristics of various places into my cooking skills, and finally sublimated it. Instead of putting the lives and deaths of the people at risk, I persuaded the Marquis of Weiyuan to help Tang Jiu, and I didn't give up my career to be with the emperor Tang Jiu. I think this ending is the best. The following chapters, Unparalleled in the World and God of War, are all about Lin Dan's improvement in martial arts. He is not with any man, but is beautiful alone. I like it very much. The two skills of embroiderer and miracle doctor have become the basis for Lin Dan to rest on his laurels in several subsequent worlds, but this kind of gradual upgrade instead of directly giving a golden finger by the system really pokes me. I like to watch the process of the heroine's continuous improvement through her own efforts. It's understandable that the skill of cultivating gu doesn't appear often, after all, it was not popular in any dynasty. In fact, Tian Xia Wushuang has already begun to show signs that the women are strong but the men are stronger. This is even more obvious in the apocalyptic world. I don't want to say more that I don't like it. The mother of the cannon fodder female supporting role in this world made me cry a lot, and it was quite good. It would have been better if Lin Dan didn't have to be given a man. As for the world of gold worshipers, I feel a little speechless. To express the beauty of the heroine, does it have to be said that she is a worldly good woman? She can definitely start a business to create and express her own value, but she has to be tied to a scumbag family. Maybe she wants to write about her success and retirement, but I feel sorry for her being kidnapped by morality (the author's) [eyes rolled] [eyes rolled] When the author was writing, could he only think of the heroine using the child to save the stupid father? If we want to express Lin Dan's power, it shouldn't be just a way of writing that makes her handle the affairs of several companies at the same time, right? As for the queen of the catwalk, it can be regarded as my least favorite world. Everything is written about Lin Dan's beauty and super proportional figure. At the end, her thoughts and contributions to the catwalk are briefly mentioned, and women are still stronger than men. The village tyrant, the school tyrant, and the academic tyrant are all in this world to the end, and they use the most clichéd female competition to set off Lin Dan's ability. Needless to say, Pride and Prejudice, Silly Fu threatened Lin Dan with his life to be with him, turned his life around and still rested on his laurels without learning new skills. Throughout the book, the author's writing skills are very good. Both the cook and the embroiderer can see that the author has done a lot of homework, and the description is very good. The upgrading part at the beginning is very attractive, but at the end, Lin Dan must be matched with a man, and Lin Dan becomes more and more inseparable from men. It gives me the feeling that the author wrote that he fell in love with these men, and felt that only the most beautiful women in the world can be worthy of them, but why? Lin Dan is your heroine, and she should be your favorite. Only the best men can be worthy of her, and these men should be just a spice in her life, not necessary. Otherwise, forget about writing male videos, and there is a tendency for homogenization in several worlds. The previous worlds were all for learning skills. In order to survive and improve the quality of life, Lin Dan no longer has anything to learn and upgrade in the later stage. Basically, all the skills he learned in the early stage are used to attract men, so the more I see the later, the more it makes me feel pity, and it feels a bit anticlimactic [covering face and laughing] [covering face and laughing and crying] [covering face and laughing and crying]

Lin Dan is a very good heroine. She is a resolute woman. I have always dreamed of becoming someone as capable and powerful as her. There are some people who say that she is not a good heroine. I want to say that she is already very, very, very powerful. If you just read the novel, if you don't like this character, you won't like it. It doesn't matter, but it's bullshit. If you are a feminist, please don't criticize at will. If you really want women to be good, please say that our Lin Dan is already very good. She is already a very, very good heroine among a bunch of female abuse and love-minded heroines. Don't be the kind of person you hate. Don't only criticize but not praise. Isn't this Chinese suppression? Does anyone like this?

Due to personal taste, I basically skipped the stories with modern settings and only read the others. It feels weird starting from the Miracle Doctor chapter. The heroine, who used to be very strong and independent, suddenly started talking about the big brother. The big brother deliberately ignored her and refused to meet her. The heroine even ran anxiously to find the big brother... Suddenly she has a very sweet and affectionate personality, which is completely different from the God of War chapter. It's even weirder when it comes to the post-apocalyptic chapter. The doctor is so annoying, but the heroine is willing to be a nanny. Well... She suddenly changed from a strong woman to a spoiled wife, which caught people off guard. Another thing I want to complain about is that there are too many descriptions of the heroine's appearance, as if there is a hint that "only good-looking people are worthy of being loved". In fact, it is not necessary. The heroine's image of being self-reliant and dedicated to her career is very good in the early stage. Later, she becomes a heartthrob and has alluring beauty. Instead, she has a strong feeling of longing for the love of others, which is unnatural.

I was really convinced. When I was young, when I read it for the first time, I didn't realize that this book was purely about squeezing the heroine. It was not pleasant at all. In the whole book, I didn't even see that the author was fond of his protagonist. The whole text seemed to be enjoyable, but only the heroine had to work hard to achieve an ending that was superficially satisfying but secretly abused her. , Something started to go wrong since my article. Isn't the heroine just a nanny? I would like to ask, what else did the hero give to the heroine besides superficial guidance? The female protagonist can gradually figure out how to use her own powers based on her IQ, so what is the role of the male protagonist? There is also a chapter that follows, and I am really convinced. The nanny among nannies, who cooks and sews clothes, is a good wife and mother, is talking about raising a daughter. In fact, she is working as a nanny for a group of people. If she takes good care of her daughter, her depression will be gone, right? Even when the female protagonist cooks, and the daughter needs help, it is only after the male protagonist appears that the daughter I found out, and I have been cooking for everyone since then. Let me ask you, the nanny is not as tired as the heroine. The chapter about the gold digger is even more speechless. Why did the heroine give birth to that child, and used the plot to kidnap the heroine to give birth to the child. Author, I think you really don't love children too much. It's just a novel about a man who loves a man and abuses a woman.

... How to put it... I read the author's "Face-Slapping Mania" and compared it to this one. . I don't feel that every world is Lin Dan. To be honest, I can't connect it. Although the heroine has amnesia and the male protagonist who slaps him in the face has memories, I really can't feel that every world is Lin Dan. Many of the feelings are that of different heroines in different novels. The feeling... And then it is also obvious that the male protagonist who slaps the face is living a good life, and the heroine of this book🥲 The heroine of this book is really having a hard and tiring life... Yes, the heroine is very strong, but almost every world is fighting for this and that, such as the chapter on the domineering female designer. . The heroine gets up at five o'clock in the morning to run and make breakfast for the heroine's friends and the hero's cat. She also does all the housework because the heroine is allergic to dust. Although the heroine is paid for housework and helps the heroine wash clothes by hand. At work, there are a bunch of "villain" supporting characters that stumbling upon the heroine. At the same time, after get off work, the heroine has to do a lot of cooking and teach the female supporting character design + language. She works until very late in the morning and goes to bed every day... I am so tired from watching it that I don't know what the fun is... Maybe it is because it is very hard and tiring every day, and my colleagues spread rumors, but the heroine doesn't mind using her strength to slap her in the face, and the hero regrets that he fell in love with it in shock. ... And the male protagonists in many worlds are poorly portrayed, and in many worlds the only female villains and male villains who end up badly are not that exaggerated. Not to mention the articles written ten years ago, let alone how many advanced ideas there were ten years ago, it should be pointed out that everyone can express their own opinions... The writing is okay and not too ugly, I watch it every morning (of course it's also due to my lack of self-control. Although it's not ugly, the plot is really not good either). With Shuangwen's strength, it shocks others and shocks the male protagonist and the male counterpart, but making the female protagonist too tired and overworked solves the coolness of Shuangwen🥲 Then I really cp the male protagonist of Small World (holding my forehead and smiling bitterly) Forget it, I won't say much about the old article. It's true that there are people writing about all types of things, so it's called a hundred flowers blooming. In short, I didn't feel happy reading this book, and I didn't even fall asleep. I was really helpless. I don't know whether the slap in the face came first or last, or whether the author has different ways of writing danmei romances... I also read another satisfying romance novel by the author... Forget it, I still hope to see Lin Dan become a female emperor or live in a world where she is particularly comfortable and has many good friends. But really, these worlds don't make me feel very good, and some worlds are considered to deny the feelings of other worlds? I haven't been in love before, I don't remember it, but that part made me really... Feel like this...

I like this fast-moving novel so much that I have read it 5 times over the past few years. I like this heroine Lin Dan very much. I hope there will be another quick-release book with a female protagonist.

I browsed it again, and sure enough, my favorite ones are still the small worlds without cp [laughing and crying]

I can't remember how many times I've read it. Every time I'm touched by something new, and every story has the power of support. It's really great. I hope to see more new books in the future.

I skipped the Pride and Prejudice part. The male protagonist is so disgusting. He uses the body of a cat to keep kissing the female protagonist when he has nothing to do with his body. The next few worlds feel weird. It is very abrupt to insert a man into the female protagonist. It is obvious that the plot does not need a male protagonist at all. Suddenly a man appears and is with the female protagonist?

[Sahua] I have watched it a long time ago, and I will watch it from time to time. I have long forgotten the ending. I like this ending. You can tell from the indifferent approach of Xiaoshijie. She is not someone who will turn around. She and the original male protagonist will become very good friends and confidants, but they will not become lovers.