Reborn?
Turn into an infamous supporting actress, the industry's punching bag, with enough ex-boyfriends to form a fighting squad, and a wealthy backer paying for every film set you join?
Before she was reborn.
An actor who hated her: "Once we finish this scene, get out of the production and never show your face again."
After she was reborn.
"If I catch you flirting and leading people on again, I'll have the entire entertainment industry blacklist you!"
Before she was reborn.
Ex-boyfriend No. 1: "So what if I cheated on you? You cheated on me too. I was just having fun with her. You're the one I truly love."
After she was reborn.
"I'm sorry, I was wrong. Please forgive me. Please take me back."
Before she was reborn.
Ex-boyfriend No. 2's father: "Isn't she just some cheap, seductive gold digger who hooked up with my son for money? Give her money and make her leave!"
After she was reborn.
"If only I were ten years younger."
Ex-boyfriends Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 will appear in succession...
The story is finished and fully written. It'll be posted automatically, so it won't be abandoned.
Here's a recommendation for my new story: Transmigrating Into a Supporting Character in a Harem Novel. Forty thousand chapters are written in advance, so no need to worry about it being abandoned.
Transmigrate into a book? Become a female supporting character in a male-oriented harem novel, get used and tossed aside by the male lead, then have your whole family wiped out at the end?
Sun Rongrong thought: Only a fool who'd read the novel and had the golden finger of an omniscient perspective would chase after the male lead.
Male lead: "I've agreed to our marriage. I'll be bringing you into my household soon."
Sun Rongrong, inwardly: Get lost.
Male lead: "?"
Sun Rongrong: "Marriage is a major life event, and it should be arranged by matchmakers and decided by one's parents. This humble girl doesn't dare make the decision on her own. You should ask my father."
Male lead: "Your relationship with Rou'er isn't what you think it is."
Sun Rongrong, inwardly: I don't believe a word you say! You cheating scumbag, ugh!
Male lead: "?"
Sun Rongrong: "Miss Rou is following you without a proper status, which will ruin her good name. Your Majesty should hurry up and bring her into the palace as your wife."
Male lead: "... ?"
In the end, Sun Rongrong finally found a way to return home.
Onlookers: "The male lead has brought an army to the border. He's so furious he's thrown up blood on the march!"
Sun Rongrong: "?"
Both leads are each other's first love, and the male lead has to grovel to win his wife back. Don't let the blurb scare you off~
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Why are you so confused? Is it because you are jealous that others write better than you?
The content and copywriting are extremely inconsistent. The male protagonist is irritable and brainless, and ex-boyfriend 1234567 should be replaced by fat, greasy, and wretched financial boss 1234567.
Didn't we say before that the heroine lived on a small island with only a few families before she was reborn? Why did it suddenly become inland again? And didn't he say that she would find a chance to go back? How did it become your dream to buy an island?
Although the plot is not too ancient, why can I always see a strange ancient flavor? It's really strange,
Ah west, the more I watch, the angrier I get. This male protagonist makes me so angry that I just want to hit him. This male protagonist is so rubbish. Even if he saves the beauty as a hero, he can't change his slutty behavior. When I think that the female protagonist may be with the male protagonist, I want to beat him. I would rather the female protagonist be with a girl than see the female protagonist with the male protagonist. Is this a primary school student who teases and bullies you with cats and dogs if he likes you? He is still a big boss after all. Where is his brain? I really hope the author gives the heroine a golden finger with infinite power and beats the hero to death.
It's really fun to watch. Thank you so much. I still have more to say.
The male protagonist is really masochistic...
I think the heroine blew herself up too quickly. In fact, it would be more interesting to wait until the hero struggles to the point where he gives up on himself and completely accepts his fate. After the heroine blows up, the emotional tension between the male and female protagonists has basically disappeared. In addition, the heroine's behavior of self-destruction and her mentality after the self-destruction make the heroine appear weak and weak. She is completely suppressed by the male protagonist. It feels like it is heading towards the classic line of the boss and the petty wife, which is not interesting anymore. . .
Personally, I think the character of the male protagonist is a bit strange and not very likable. It's just a matter of personal preference. I have no objection to the article.
Fuck, it's so exciting. I love it. I just thought it was okay at first. When I bought the V chapter, I just looked at it. But suddenly it's so exciting. I love it. The heroine is really miserable.