I’m an Extra, but I Played a Sword Immortal into Reality!

The main character's character design is the biggest flaw. He's a complete lack of self-awareness. First, he works as an extra and adds scenes haphazardly. Then, someone approaches him offering him a lead role, and he still dares to add scenes again—does he think he's some kind of superstar?

Sorry, I couldn't even last the first five chapters. 😅

The protagonist should eventually discover the problem, embark on a cultivation journey, and strive to become a true sword immortal. If he remains a mortal throughout, relying on others' imaginations to fill in the gaps, it's absolutely unwatchable; that would be forcibly lowering the intelligence of the supporting characters.

If I were the director, and any extra dared to deviate from the script, I'd fire them too. They deserve to be extras forever.

This is ridiculous! What kind of idiot is this protagonist? I couldn't even get through the second chapter.

Seeing the eleventh chapter, it's no wonder that this precious protagonist, even after two lifetimes, is still a background actor without a single line. I was thinking that even if he slowly grinded it out, he could at least become a minor supporting character with some dialogue. But it turns out the author really knows what kind of person will only ever be like that, even after two lifetimes.

New author, new book, I hope you all will support me. Feel free to comment if you have any questions.

The author really went to great lengths, cutting down the opponent's IQ just so the protagonist could show off. 🙂

As expected of the daily poison delivery service, it lives up to its name. The first few chapters were already driving me crazy.

Honestly, if I hadn't read this book on Qidian, I would have thought it was a pirated novel. It's riddled with typos, and it's so addictive; you need at least ten pounds of water in your head to finish it. 🤫🤫🤫