Quickly Wear: She Is the Heroine of the Sweet Novel!

Zuo Peishan is a vicious female supporting character in the fanfic. She was despised and disgusted by readers because she pestered the male protagonist and bullied the female protagonist. Once, a virus created by hackers spread throughout the Internet, and even novels were no exception. Zuo Peishan awakened to consciousness due to this accident, and clearly knew that she was a paper man created by the author of the Internet article. But her biological mother was actually someone else, so she kept jumping back and forth among various online articles under the cover of the virus. I don't know if it's due to the virus or other reasons, but Zuo Peishan, who has always been unloved and reviled, will be pursued one day. Every world she goes to must abide by the order of that world. The identities she fabricates are all small and inconspicuous characters without affecting the development of the original plot. In entertainment industry articles, she is an internet celebrity anchor, but she didn't expect that she would be attracted by men of the boss level; In the novel "Running with the Ball," she is the teacher of the heroine's genius son, but she is attracted by the child's uncle; In the online literary circle, she is an author who specializes in romance novels, and she has a crush on male video authors. Demining: 1.1V1, SC; 2. A quick travel story, long in length, with three novel worlds tentatively selected; 3. Two first loves, unique in body and mind. If you like it, support it and welcome to add to the bookshelf.

In the past, when I wrote a book, I would write about the cute and cool things that I liked, and usually I would give up after writing about 10,000 words. This is the first time that I have finished writing a book, and it is also the first time that I have found that it is very difficult for most authors. The logic, writing style, and story-telling are completely unable to keep up. The so-called transition between this story and that story was also touched upon for the first time. Halfway through the writing, I realized that my book was missing a lot of things: The appearance of the protagonist is vague, the location is described but not the environment. Apart from the person, the dialogue process is too naive. I even found that the male and female protagonists become greasier towards the end. I feel sorry for the characters I wrote, and I will work harder for the next one. Next, I will fill in the holes left before, such as the story behind the supporting role, and the smile between the woman in the cinema and the heroine...