The Supporting Actress Refuses to Be a Sacrificial Pawn

It's sad that I have to say goodbye to Jiang Chan today. I really liked her appearance in the first few worlds, and I am very proud that she has become such a strong and confident person. I also look forward to her bringing strength and companionship to those girls who are not confident, who encounter misfortune, and have had bad experiences in every world, and accompany them out of trouble. But I can't accept that so many beautiful girls end up meeting a man and being pampered. I admit that every girl who is helped in the article deserves to be cherished. They all have the right to love and be loved, but this should not become a standard. Banxia could use her medical skills to teach or even bring Chinese medicine to the world with a bigger imagination, or she could open a small clinic in her hometown, raise puppies every day, and treat famous patients. Maybe she would marry a simple but down-to-earth man, instead of studying medical skills so seriously just to become the male protagonist in that story; Bai Wei may be living a good life with her daughter alone. Although she is busy, she is trying hard to give her child double love. Time will bring some fine lines to her, but it also makes her relieved. She may not be looking for another person for the rest of her life, but the daughter she has taught still expects love and is willing to pursue the person she likes. Every girl's happiness can be diverse. Each of them has their own shining points, whether they are alone or married and have their own crystallization; instead of everyone going through hardships in the end just to meet a strong man, tall, rich, handsome, and a good gentleman, and then pamper themselves into a forty-year-old who looks like a child in his twenties The author will continue to work hard, there will be more in the future

Can the author take a look at the comment section and follow up on the article? From the beginning it was amazing, but now it is as dull as water. Now every time you open a new small world, it is just like fitting it out of a template. The heroine learns, achieves achievements, and then tortures the scum. After the scum is finished, the heroine of the small world looks for I want to marry someone, then give birth to a child, and then leave with my grandfather and our heroine Jiang Chan. This is not the most outrageous. I just can't accept it. So many outstanding girls will find a man in the end. He, forget it, why are the lives of two people more or less different? It's all about small world heroines regressing for their men's careers. It's so disgusting to write like this. It makes me think that the small world heroines learn so many skills just to find a man to match them. In the end, the heroines who are stronger are almost like subordinates, and the ones who are weaker are weaker. It's the same as Targeted Poverty Alleviation. Let's just say it's really unnecessary. The heroine in the small world doesn't necessarily have to find a man to be happy, right? If the emotional drama isn't well written, there's no need to write it down. Just write about the heroine's career achievements. I hope the author will read more readers' opinions.

After reading it, the writing is okay. I just hope the author can catch some bugs. There are too many in the front, which affects the reading experience. Finally, I raise a small flag to support no cp (´▽｀)ノ♪

Can you please stop supporting the original heroine?

Every heroine in the world has a partner as soon as she leaves! Wipe! …

Stop writing about clients falling in love... The author wants to express that women are always oppressed by the inherent rules of society, encounter unfair treatment, and have a good awareness of equal rights, but not every client has to worry about love, and there is no need to match them with a lover before the task is considered successful. It's too contradictory to encourage women to find their own identity while insisting on finding a husband and forcing women to get married every time they work hard to develop their careers. Not to mention the client who has died once, even the 30+ women who have only lived once in reality will not put love first. There are too many career-minded dreams, family, children, friends, and confidants, and too many relationships are more important than love. The main theme of the later plot has been solidified in small love and small love. No matter how many female inspirational clips are written, they can't compare with the love that must be arranged in the end. It's a pity. The stories in many worlds are good, but the endings are too perfect without a trace of darkness, and it looks like a utopia that is not in reality.

It feels like the author's thinking is a bit solid, and basically every unit story applies the same formula. Jiang Chan took care of everything for the original owner, and then the original owner took over, and they started falling in love, falling in love, falling in love, and finally they were together sweetly. Moreover, these plots account for more than half of the unit length. Can you change your style a little bit? Reduce the description of the love story of the original owner's return, add more of Jiang Chan's real-world story, and speed up the process in the real world.

I have been following this book for a long time, from being very interesting at the beginning to being boring at the end! Ah... I don't know what to say. In the following stories, the tone of voice and plot advancement are almost the same except for changing the background and changing the characters! I'm tired of looking at it...

The recent plot is too boring. If there is nothing innovative, just quickly find all kinds of materials for Qingyuan and then complete the settlement.

Why did I feel that the latter part was boring? When I saw Yun Qing's chapter, the heroine told that person about her existence, and she was not afraid of bringing trouble to the original owner. Anyway, the rest of the story was about to go. There was no classic at all, and it felt like the writing had collapsed. And Luo Jia, she couldn't stand seeing the whitewashed man, so she couldn't let him go. At the beginning, she said that she would be under the control of heaven and she had to be strong on her own, but in the end she had to marry someone else. It was such a slap in the face, so disgusting. Skip it directly, it really feels like the heroine assists in watching the drama and then watches other people falling in love. Does this have anything to do with the lack of CP? Alas, it is a pity to discard something that is worthless. I'm not going to complain, I really liked this novel at first.