The Supporting Female Lead's Survival Guide [Quick Transmigration]

Well, finally I figured it out

The various horror worlds in it are very similar to many detective story routines in reality. The murderer may not be the murderer the author shows you, and the person may not be a good person. Even if you are a reader, you may be deceived! Thinking of a movie I have seen before, everyone will not default to the protagonist, or the righteous party, but after analyzing the entire case, I finally came up with a sentence: This is a diary written by the murderer himself. The perspective is from the perspective of the murderer. It will analyze the beginning and climax of the story for you, and tell you how the detective used the details to find the murderer step by step. When you have a specific suspect, it finally tells you that the murderer is the main perspective. . . . However, if you see this kind of routine too much, sometimes you can guess at a glance who the big BOSS is behind the scenes or the criminal who is peeping in secret. However, some of them are quite difficult to guess. After all, if a person dies in front of you in the middle of the journey, you will not suspect that she is the BOSS. Even I suspect that she is the BOSS. I wonder if Wanwan is the BOSS of that world. Although she is here to do a mission, even her wife has two personalities. Why can't she have one (laughing) [Spreading Flowers] is very exciting. It is suitable to brush it several times so that you can dig out those details better. Recommended [Shy]

The suspense was finally solved later, and it was handled very well. I was dizzy and confused during the middle part, especially the main plot. I couldn't tell the difference between reality and fantasy as a bystander. However, Wanwan was able to sort out his thoughts and finally pass the level. It was great. The foreshadowing was also handled very well, especially the foreshadowing about the main plot laid in the small world. It made people want to go back and take a closer look, and then follow the current discovery. Corresponding to the main content, it is a little scary fast-travel story that is quite brain-burning. The plot plays the main role, it is slightly sweet hahaha, but it is not sad. Although there are not many he in the small world, it is not sad. Maybe it is because I know that I have a mission in this world and will eventually return to reality. The person who followed me is also in reality. I hope that the heroine will wake up, so I can accept the non-he ending.

It's a bit unfinished, and it would be nice to have a few more extra episodes to show off the sweetness.

Among the books JJ has read so far, there are many narrated worlds and there is no confusion. The foreshadowing is also used smoothly and the rhythm is appropriate. As a fast-travel genre, it has been a long time since I finished reading every line without skipping. Thank you! ! !

Finished spreading flowers! However, the writing style... Well, there are a lot of bad sentences.

This article really made me dizzy (=_=)

Ahhhh, suspenseful articles like this have to be read in one sitting to feel good! !

Although I discovered it a bit late, the article is really good-looking, so I'm glad I came in.

So. . . Who is Chacha? Dumbfounded