Qi Yu traveled to the world of romance, and his identity was neither the protagonist nor the villain, but a tool and male supporting role. In the original plot, he mainly served the male and female protagonists and could be offline after use. However, this old man did not take the usual path. The male protagonist was so punished that his scalp was numb, and the female protagonist was out of control of the plot, and it was no longer a BE ending.
The male protagonist cried, why is the female protagonist as big as me missing?
"Why isn't he suffering from advanced gastric cancer? How did this thing come to me?"
"No, I'm Huang Mao, right? This guy is more professional than me, and he even drove the will-o'-the-wisp to Lao Deng's house."
"Asshole, how can you rob my delicate heroine and my dog-licking, affectionate and golden female partner? Don't you know who I am? What, my heir status has been stolen? It's him!"
A series of explosive operations, something seems not quite right in this romance world full of BE endings. Isn't Qi Yu the male supporting actor? How could he be more like the protagonist than the protagonist!
Why does the heroine follow him with her eyes? He is just a loser!
Male protagonists: Look at me, I am your Mr. Right.
This novel is quite interesting. The protagonist does not lose his wits, and the plot is very coherent. You can also feel that the author has laid foreshadowing in the past and recycled it in the later part. It is very enjoyable to read in some places. It's just that starting a company later felt a bit boring, but overall it can be seen that the author put a lot of effort into the outline and novel. This novel is well worth reading.
It feels pretty good. The characters are not subdued and the logic is self-consistent. This is better than 90% of the authors of this genre. The interaction between the protagonist and the system is also quite interesting, but there is a little bit of writing at the moment, and it ends before the reading even begins, which makes it uncomfortable.
This novel is quite interesting. The protagonist does not lose his wits, and the plot is very coherent. You can also feel that the author has laid foreshadowing in the past and recycled it in the later part. It is very enjoyable to read in some places. It's just that starting a company later felt a bit boring, but overall it can be seen that the author put a lot of effort into the outline and novel. This novel is well worth reading.
It feels pretty good. The characters are not subdued and the logic is self-consistent. This is better than 90% of the authors of this genre. The interaction between the protagonist and the system is also quite interesting, but there is a little bit of writing at the moment, and it ends before the reading even begins, which makes it uncomfortable.