As a Supporting Actress, She Became a Boss

In fact, this book is still ok with more than 200 chapters. But about 290 chapters in, there was a scene where I couldn't figure out why he had to wear a kimono after bathing in the hot springs. He could have worn it as a bathrobe or Hanfu, but he was in a kimono, which was very annoying.

Among Qimao's many intellectual-advocacy stories, it's actually quite good. However, the author describes the emotional line too quickly. The male protagonist is too possessive of the female protagonist. It was revealed in the early stage, which is inexplicable. Moreover, the heroine's temperament has changed so much in the past. No one is confused. She has obviously changed into a different person. If you want to rely on the reason of "she woke up because of my brother's incident", I think it is a bit blunt. The characters in the author's works always like to call themselves father, sister, brother, etc. It's okay if they appear once or twice, but my toes are exhausted when they appear many times... Especially the male protagonist. Every time I want to ignore him, but I really can't. It's too embarrassing. The writing is about the same, neither too good nor too bad, but I think the transition is a bit stiff. This part changed before I could react (of course, this may be the reason why I read it too quickly). I haven't read much, only a few hundred chapters, and I've cast a few votes. The ratings are pretty good. I hope more people will read the author's book. ^V^ It's pretty good.

Feeling sorry for the heroine's past and present lives

I saw nothing good from behind.

The male protagonist is too possessive and the female protagonist knows nothing about relationships and feels very ordinary

It's easy to have a heart attack after watching it. When I first read the beginning, I wished that the heroine would just break off the relationship and run away, but when I realized that the heroine ended up getting along with them, I was so disgusted that I couldn't help but run away, and I left my phone on for two hours just to have time to comment. Now I decisively ran away immediately (only my personal opinion). Everyone has their own preferences for radishes and greens, but this one is what I hate the most, so I slipped it away.

The writing is very vivid and expresses rich emotions. When the heroine returns after she disappears, the changes in the hero and the heroine's family are very heartbreaking. It makes people feel the emotion and makes me want to cry. The ending is very happy!

I've only read Chapter 200 so far, and I feel it's okay. I just don't want to see the male protagonist talking. It's really embarrassing. I think... I'll just... It's really hard to judge someone who speaks like a master. Even if you say something about me, it's much better than just using the word "ye". This is the only time I don't want to see the male protagonist appear. As soon as he appears, he says that I feel really uncomfortable.

It's just a bit long, with too many emotional lines from other CPs interspersed, but it's still very interesting😁

In fact, the writing is quite good, much better than many Mary Sue novels, but there are too many sub-lines. The heroine's personality is that she does good deeds without leaving her name behind, which made me feel a little aggrieved when I read it.