My Script Casts Me as a Supporting Character

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This... I suspect that Murong Qingyue might also be a "hidden master"? So, in the real storyline, there are seven "outer masters" (just kidding) and seven "hidden masters" (real)—and Murong Qingyue is one of the "hidden masters"? Is her character... A fiercely protective husband????

I think many people don't understand this kind of novel. It's supposed to be about a "supporting character" who works hard and fights back against a bunch of powerful figures with cheat codes, but a bunch of people complain about it after the first chapter or two.

I'll write a short review after careful consideration. I don't read a lot of books personally, but I have read some online novels. As for this book, I quite appreciate its unconventional plot and protagonist's unconventional style. The imaginative premise itself attracted me and kept me reading for over 150 chapters, but then I found it difficult to continue reading.

About this book I have to say, the early episodes were really difficult to watch; the main character always seemed to follow the script's dictates. But by chapter 48, the protagonist had broken free from the old man's control. The initial discomfort makes the later parts increasingly enjoyable to read, and the author's writing style makes the book flow smoothly and concisely.

This is a very unique, unconventional novel that places the protagonist in the same world to compete with seven "destined protagonists". Because he was looked down upon in the early stages, the "loser" protagonist embarks on a path of proving his path through killing, slaughtering everyone who looked down on him or disobeyed him (as seen in "The Wind Rises in the Purple Gorge," a typical example…

I even reactivated my Qidian account, which I hadn't used for years, to read this book. After the seven-day free trial period, I was finally able to subscribe to the entire book. Supporting the author! 😄

I've paid to read twenty chapters so far, and there are a total of a hundred chapters before it was released. I think this book is better than most of the ones on the bestseller list. Why are there so few readers?

The daily reading guide led me to this book. I was reading "Because This Is How Scripts Are Written" at the time, which sparked my interest in this genre, so I kept reading. It's quite remarkable that it went from a few thousand recommendation votes to ten thousand. Keep it up, author! It's definitely a book that's good but not popular. Of course, I have nothing to say to those who thought it was bad after reading the first few chapters; they'll understand as they read on.

The villains are ruthless and unscrupulous, yet get away with nothing. The protagonist, however, has a minor encounter with the demonic sect and is immediately labeled a demon, forced to commit a few murders and face so-called righteous judgment. Author, are you sure you haven't reversed this?