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A satisfying face-slapping story, with characters who go completely off the rails and a delightful payoff all the way to the end.
Nan Yanbai transmigrates into two novels and becomes a vicious female supporting character. The only way to turn herself into a genuinely good person is to complete matchmaking missions.
Her current task is to figure out how to approach the female lead and quickly win her over by using the right tactics. So she asks the System, "Xiao Me, can you tell me what the female lead thinks of me right now?"
Five seconds later, the System says, "Here is Lin Tongran's impression of you."
"Dislike: 110 points. Hatred: 110 points. Aversion: 110 points. Ranked first among actors she least wants to work with. Ranked first among people she least wants to talk to..."
"..." What is this supposed to mean? This is a nightmare!
After successfully shedding ten vicious character traits, Nan Yanbai turns adorable.
"Hug~"
"Okay." Lin Tongran smiles faintly and walks over.
Pounce!
★The vicious movie queen who changes her persona every day x The stunning movie queen, so beautiful she seems untouched by worldly concerns
★Light and fluffy pampering romance / No real-life inspiration / An entertainment-industry rise-to-the-top story / One-on-one, happy ending
The next novel is for five-year-olds. My cuties can find it on my profile~
The White Lotus Who Acts Out in Your Arms [Book Transmigration]
When it comes to acting, the white lotus, the green tea, and the schemer are definitely the best of the best.
Each one is better than the last, and every mountain has a higher mountain behind it.
On her first day after Book Transmigration, Tang Xi receives a mission: Go on, use your acting skills to crush them and show them who's the most shameless!
One second she's hauling bricks. The next, she sees Ling Yi's sugar mommy approaching. She drops the brick, twists her ankle, and falls into someone's arms. "Oh, sorry. This brick's too heavy. I can't carry it."
White Lotus: "...Even more innocent than me."
Green Tea: "...Even greener than me."
Schemer: "...Even more shameless than me."
Soon, the whole entertainment industry knows that Tang Xi can haul bricks, throw punches at bullies, and kick thugs without a problem. Best of all, when she puts on a coy voice, even her parents don't recognize her!
★A flamboyant bottom who pretends to act coy every day x A truly gorgeous top who only pretends to be aloof and is fiercely protective
Weibo: Li Wusui-ve
Theme: Become a better person.
I originally thought Song Wen was quite annoying, but after the five-year-old episode, I now feel that she is just too much. I don't know how to put it, but I find her a bit cute for some reason. She was abused and I paid the price. I hope she will be happy in the future.
So silly and cute hahahahahaha
Abba, Abba, I'm here again
I felt like watching it again. Um. Hey good
Looks good, come on, take care of yourself.
I've finished reading the full text... Uh... Author, if this wasn't in Green River, this article would be in alphabetical language (ーー;) There is room for improvement in all aspects. Although everyone has different definitions of Lily, for me, if the character's behavior and psychology are too masculine, it will blur the feeling of two female protagonists, and it will be no different from reading ordinary romance novels. Of course, there are such characters in reality, but for expressions without pictures and only words, the way of judging is somewhat different from reality. I have read some Lily articles about handsome men with short hair. Some of them only need to change the gender column to male, and the whole article does not feel inconsistent at all. There are also some books that are very gender-neutral, but when you read them, you can still clearly feel that the characters are girls. I can't comment on whether it's good or bad, everyone has different preferences. These are just my personal thoughts. I personally feel that the character Nan may look like a long, straight black girl, but plots that don't involve her appearance will automatically replace her with a male character in my mind, making it difficult to portray her as a female character. The above is purely my personal opinion, not a malicious comment. I think it is pure nonsense, so just take it as a p.
It's okay to write more valgus.
Ouch, ouch, ouch, ouch... Isn't it over?
Why is Five Years Old not finished yet? I want to rate it.
I'm confused, why haven't I finished it yet??