Rachel is the heroine of a Western romance novel. One day she meets the hero who suddenly gains the ability to communicate with the author and learns that she is the protagonist of the novel she is writing.
"So I'm the protagonist of your book."
"No you are the female protagonist."
"Excuse me, I really can't ignore the word "female" in your mouth."
"The female protagonist cannot directly control power. Her power and status are reflected through her family background, the power and status of her father and brothers. She is kind, beautiful, gentle and understanding."
"She is willing to sacrifice herself for the male protagonist. She is usually sincere and lovable. Nowadays, it is also popular for female protagonists to have small flaws, such as pride, arrogance, paranoia, and swearing, but they are loyal and loyal to the male protagonist, which is a contrasting cuteness."
"You must be crazy."
"I am a sensitive writer. I know what everyone likes and what cannot be discussed."
"What people are willing to pay for, and what is of no value."'
"Have you ever seen me with your own eyes? Have you heard my voice? Have you ever touched my skin?"
"It has a temperature."
"It heats up and spreads under the skin, burning like fire, just like you."
…
"Rachel, no one is going to read this! This is a bad story and no one is going to pay for it!"
"No one will like your story, it's worthless!"
…
"Do you like my story?"
"I hope you like it, I hope you don't like it"
[This article strives for power and has a single female protagonist]
[The play is considered to be a double heroine. There is a man who does not have subjectivity. Rachel is the only protagonist and Alyssa is the female supporting character. Generally speaking, this book is either Rachel's perspective or hers. The sisters are not Lily, so there is no emotional main line. Personally, I understand that it is full of emotional drama. The betrayal, debasement and violence in marriage can also be regarded as in BG romances... I guess, the male protagonist plays a big role, but he is not the focus. Apart from Rachel and Alyssa, everything is background characters]
Concept: value of life, personal materialization
