The Joys of Being a Supporting Character in Quick Transmigration

This is a book about letting loose and being yourself. Although the author is a newcomer (I can't find any other books by her), once you read this book, you'll find that she lives a very free and authentic life. You'll find yourself inexplicably drawn to her book. Don't be skeptical; my roommate doesn't believe it at all. These days, the thing she says most often is: "Why isn't it updating yet?

Sister Dai is a socialite, beautiful and unconventional. Don't leave after school, I'll put a sack over your head! They exchanged blows, but Sister Dai's lips curled into a smile. I ignore the criminals, but I'll get President Yin in my hands.

From the few words exchanged between Assistant Fang and President Qiao, it was clear that President Qiao was up to something. He had ulterior motives towards the female lead (the original owner of this body) (what his original plan was is unclear), but he developed some feelings for her due to her persistent and shameless advances.

The female lead has absolutely no personal charm, acts completely unrestrained, and is incredibly manipulative. She basically sleeps with men in every world; how desperate for men must she be? I couldn't stand it. I thought it would change later, but after barely understanding over 900 chapters, I gave up. In short, the female lead is a total slut.

The antics were initially quite entertaining, but every time the male lead appears, the female lead's intelligence seems to plummet, and she ends up jumping around aimlessly. Has the male lead's debuff become this toxic? And then there's that guy, unbelievable! Please, just say what you mean! He never communicates, never explains, never talks, just smiles without saying a word.

I still really miss Boss Yin (⁄ ⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄ ⁄) Does the male protagonist appear in every world?

The story is alright, but what's the point of these extras? With so many extras in a book, does each one need a staff member with a system to act in it? If they all acted like the female lead, wouldn't it be chaos? If they didn't need actors, why put a female lead in and mess things up when the story could be going well?

I think this transmigration novel is truly unrestrained and enjoyable! It's not like those whiny, wishy-washy, flirtatious, hypocritical characters! There are so few modern women like Sister Daiyu who dare to love and hate, are straightforward, honest, and genuine! If she can't give more, she just says it clearly and explicitly: accept it, then be together; don't accept it, then get lost! () Hmph

It would be better if the female lead were more capable herself; it seems like most of them rely on others.

Update, this is a panacea, it cures all ills, it makes you as happy as a god, and it's so easy to obtain—just a few taps on the keyboard, each keystroke producing a joyful melody, giving you the feeling of reaching the pinnacle of the world.