The Supporting Female Character Refuses to be Cannon Fodder

This book is both readable and imaginative. The heroine has a good outlook on life and has a golden finger. However, she still relies on her own efforts to obtain various skills. The heroine is not too proud to break away from the ranks of human beings. In terms of text, although I personally don't like the author's clichéd descriptions, men always "grind their molars," "put their tongue against their cheeks," and "rubb their fingers." Regardless of men, women, or children, when they are happy, they "smile with narrow eyes," like a group of NPCs who share a template, but at least there are no grammatical errors! The author especially likes to use multiple negatives, but he always uses them incorrectly. I really can't stand it! Does the author never proofread, or does he really think he means the right thing? What makes me most disappointed is the author's portrayal of women! Although the author keeps uttering golden sentences, she does not really think that men and women are equal. It is difficult for clients in the small world to get rid of their inferiority complex. The consciousness of serving men is deeply rooted in their bones. Only a few take the initiative in marriage and love. Most of the female clients are led by men. Not to mention the most extreme love brains (such as Qi Lu), do those clients who keep saying "I live a good life myself and love is only a small part of life" really not take love as the focus? She knows clearly that her suitor is not her type, knows that the scumbag is reluctant to let go of her better self when he comes back, knows that the man is trying to trick her, but yet she compensates herself because "it's not easy for people to get off the hook" and "it's not easy for him to pay so much". Go ahead and cut back on work after marriage, or change careers because of the man's wishes (jealousy)... I want to ask, the author has written "It's his business if he likes her, it's his business if he's willing to wait, it's his business if he likes her, and it shouldn't become a shackles to her" N times, is it just to make up the word count? The husbands of those clients can't see that the woman they want has any concern for their relatives, friends, teachers, or anyone. Before they get her, they have all kinds of "no conscience" and "don't know how to care about her" psychological activities. They wish that he would be the only one left in the world of women. Are they really good men? The author doesn't want to see men disappointed or single. For example, even if a certain client's father doesn't plan to look for him again, the heroine no longer "doesn't interfere with people's own thoughts in the small world", but "feels that he can still be taken care of." Do other women deserve to take care of an old man who is likely to miss his ex-wife all his life? Jin Yong is a male author who has been criticized as being a straight man. He can make the talented and beautiful Huang Yaoshi just want to "die for the sake of raising Rong'er" after the death of his wife Feng Heng. How come, the female author can't see a man who is willing to stay with his deceased wife until death? In other small worlds, middle-aged women do not plan to find men anymore, but the heroine does not think that she will be lonely when she is old and has no one to take care of her... With so many complaints, I still endured watching it, partly to watch the new plot, and partly because the heroine did not commit herself to a lifetime just because she was "infatuated with a high-quality man waiting for her". Although Gu Jianchen already looks like a male protagonist, I hold out hope for the worst: as long as I don't obey him until the end, that's all. However, the author still fed me 💩! I'm not Master Miejie, I also like to watch sweet love, but is Gu Jianchen worthy of him? In the real world of the heroine, everyone seems to have forgotten her age and are assisting an old man who is trying to abduct an underage girl! Although Gu Jianchen's background, appearance and ability are not bad, he is ten years older than the heroine, and he is crushed by the heroine in every aspect. To be honest, he is not a good match! It's true that the heroine is "young and mature", but who said that if you are older mentally, you have to find a partner who is much older physically? Can't you find someone who is also "young and mature"? The heroine's attributes are full in all aspects, and she is already a national treasure in scientific research. As long as she speaks, it is no problem to find anything she wants. Even if she is raised directly from a newborn, the age difference is only a dozen years, so why not? Anyway, the heroine's medical skills are super strong. In the small world, even the 48-year-old pregnant women are well nursed back to health by her. Age is not a problem at all. Why is it that she is flattered by the fact that an old man who others think is good but is actually worse than her in every aspect is chasing after her, for fear that "she will lose her rich husband"? Sometimes I find it very ironic. I don't know if the heroine's cousin is her brother or Gu Jianchen's brother. Why is he morally kidnapping his underage cousin for an outsider without even saying a few words? One moment, "Mr. Gu is pitiful", the other moment, "Don't you want to fall in love?", Really, I think he is cheating! His cousin was stolen from her infancy, grew up in an orphanage, and returned more than ten years later. She was a minor for a long time. How much benefit did he receive from Gu Jianchen, and he just couldn't wait to push his cousin out? No matter what the heroine invents, or whether she bets on stones to find some good jade, this cousin will come to ask for it, so why can't she be fed enough? The heroine said "I don't want to do this now" and "It's his business if he likes me" N times, but he just couldn't listen! All I can say is that it is probably a natural alliance of mutual aid between men. Moreover, is Gu Jianchen really a pure love warrior? I have a good memory and always remember that Gu Jianchen appeared on the scene as a domineering CEO who had a broken leg for several years and was tossed around with no hope. The heroine appeared from the sky as a miracle doctor, and then Gu Jianchen said, "I pledge myself to her." Isn't the "promise with one's body" in this situation really a shameless way to adopt a young and ignorant orphan doctor as his own? Don't talk about "love at first sight". At that time, the heroine was still a little orphan who was less than 1.5 Meters tall, dark, thin and plain in appearance. Apart from her academic performance and medical skills, she was completely ignored by everyone. She was a tall, rich and handsome man who came from a noble family and had outstanding abilities. How could any famous lady fall in love with such a fourteen-year-old girl? The routine in the name of love is terrible; it is even more terrible to really fall in love with a minor who looks more like a girl than a woman! Just based on this "promise", Gu Jianchen should have been rejected by one vote. Anyway, I watched with cold eyes. Gu Jianchen obtained countless benefits from the "unforgettable" heroine by using his infatuated character, such as high-tech companies, various inventions, and various jadeite. If he wants to take the heroine as his own, he is greedy! It's like repaying kindness with hatred! After reading the last chapter, the heroine accepted Gu Jianchen. Haha, respect, no blessing, bye! I don't want to read any other articles by this author. The plot and writing can be improved, but ideas are hard to change, so I don't want to embarrass myself anymore.

The plot setting is very good, but there are too many typos. Zhang Guan Li Dai is too much.

I just like the ones without CP, they are well written and very attractive.

I like long characters, so I don't have to look for anything else when the time comes, just give it a good look.

This book, what can I say, is a bit confusing. . . Well, it has some plots, and there are some storylines from the original story that I don't want to poke at. Well, okay, there are two endings from the original story that I like the most, and then there's the ending. . . There is so much foreshadowing, from Qingyuan's revenge to the heroine's awakening, there are two chapters in total. . . . . Benefit is in the eye of the beholder

The three views are very upright, and the plot is also very good. How can I put it, it is too soft-hearted towards the opponent, and it is not interesting enough. Of course, there are some typos, but they are minor things, just one sentence, not a great article.

Good-looking, very imaginative, very positive outlook on life, and my expectations for the future are very exciting.

This is my first time seeing this type of quick wear, but I really like it. The heroine started her journey at a young age and brought about changes through unremitting efforts. Every growth is not only reflected in the short story, but also synchronized in the real world, which makes it more realistic. The heroine who is tenacious, hard-working, true to her heart, and a growth-oriented heroine is also very exciting. I've only watched 5% of it, I hope the rest of it will be just as exciting

Overall this novel is good to read. But the shortcomings are also very obvious: 1. There are many typos, and there are too many mistakes. 2. The whole story has a tendency to start high and start low. Starting from almost half of the small world, the heroine is an all-round nanny in each client's world. She not only educates and raises the client herself, but also takes on the role of matchmaker, and even educates and raises the client's children. 😷 Even many clients have turned away, and all the tragic love and marriages in their previous lives have gone by the wayside; 3. In the heroine's own world, the heroine is a technology giant like a hexagonal warrior. She doesn't need to explain anything. She makes a space button today and an optical brain tomorrow... Not to mention, she can also bring her middle school classmates with whom she didn't have a close relationship into the circle of the second generation rich and the second generation military after they recognized each other, and all her best friends are matched with the second generation. This setting is very... (I personally don't like it). 4. The last point is that the heroine, a technological god on earth who wants to pursue a career alone, is actually in love with her former patient! 😯…

The story is so long that I almost lost track of the plot after reading it. With so many words, I will give it a good review!