The Male Supporting Character Is Always Afraid I'll Hurt His Brothers (Transmigration and Rebirth)

The original book is really bloody, hahaha

I've already read Chapter 20 and the heroine is still blind and groping for the elephant. What's even worse is that she doesn't know she's blind yet, haha The most annoying thing about the protagonist who travels through books is that he relies on the plot to make judgments in everything, and he sticks to his own opinions. Unfortunately, this heroine perfectly expresses the most criticized part of the book traveler... So now there are actually many people who travel through books and specialize in repairing the heroine XD Of course, it is not unreasonable for the heroine to hate Gao, but she has never confirmed who she should hide from. She has been admitting the wrong person for too long (actually the author has been laying out the plot for too long). In the eyes of readers, she will naturally lose patience if she acts stupidly for so long. In short, I no longer have any good impressions of this heroine... In the future, I will just follow up on equals, and I will not read any of the recommendations at the end of the chapter.

I was surprised to see it, it's not bad.

Under normal circumstances, I don't comment. I came to read this book after reading a book written by the author. To be honest, this book is not very good and I can't stand it. The writing is engaging and the first few chapters are good. I was focused on how the female protagonist would get involved with these men and how she would meet and progress with the real male protagonist. As a result, the author vividly describes the struggle in the house and the plot that no one is right. As I read it, I became more and more impatient. After a few chapters, I just couldn't stand it anymore and gave up. But the author's new book Nine Thousand Years Old is currently good, and at least it reads smoothly.

It's good to watch~~~It's a pity that there is no extra story. . .

No, no, the original book the heroine read shouldn't be from Jinjiang. There are so many indescribables. It should be on a certain book.

Being able to become a second-grade general (even though he resigned voluntarily), does Su really think that the male protagonist is a pure and simple warrior? Being unwilling to fight doesn't mean he doesn't have the brains.

Elopement is understandable, as long as you don't meet someone unkindly, it can be considered the pursuit of happiness. But in order for the elopement to be completely successful, and to destroy the body and eliminate traces after killing, he completely ignored so many people and deliberately set fire to kill people. It was really easy for them to die!

Thank you to the author for the limited exemption. It's very beautiful and the content and details are well handled. It would be better if there are extras.

Congratulations on the ending. The male protagonist is really over the top. The heroine's pregnancy is really painful. I feel sorry for all the mothers. Finally, happy Women's Day!