The Supporting Character Devotes Herself Not to Trouble the Main Protagonist Novel Review

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By 元余

4.2

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CompletedchineseWeb Novel

Genres

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action historical josei

Chapters

122 chapters

Started

2023

Description

Wen Yue Sheng transmigrated into the role of a universally despised female antagonist in a novel. Born into a noble family, yet uneducated, shallow, and foolish. Her biological father despises her, her fiancé loathes her, and even her maternal uncle, the emperor, criticizes her for being vicious and rude. Because she spent all her energy opposing the beloved female protagonist, she became hated by everyone. In the end, she was abandoned by all, shot by the male lead with an arrow, and left dead on the desolate wilderness. When Wen Yue Sheng transmigrated into the body of the original character, the original had already gained a notorious reputation, with everyone wanting her gone. Wen Yue Sheng remained calm about this. On the first day after her transmigration, she placed a golden Buddha statue into the mansion. Everyone thought that she had finally realized her faults and was ready to live a simple life, eating vegetarian food and praying to atone for her past mistakes. What they didn’t know was that Wen Yue Sheng came from the apocalypse. Before becoming Wen Yue Sheng, she was known only by a codename—‘Killer God No. 7.’ She was a powerful weapon in the post-apocalyptic world, and believing in Buddhism was simply a way to suppress her mu*derous instincts. There were 9,999 test subjects in the apocalypse, and by the time the zombies were eradicated, only No. 7 remained. Thus, she was given the name Killer God No. 7.

Publication Information

Original Publisher: jjwxc
Original Language: chinese
Type: Web Novel

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My Thoughts on The Supporting Character Devotes Herself Not to Trouble the Main Protagonist

This novel is quite a ride! "The Supporting Character Devotes Herself Not to Trouble the Main Protagonist" presents a unique spin on the transmigration trope. While the title might suggest a focus on side characters and romance, I found it to be more of a kingdom-building story with a distinctly powerful female lead.

First Impressions

Initially, the premise intrigued me. A cold, emotionally detached protagonist who was once a weapon in an apocalyptic world? That's certainly different! I was curious to see how this background would translate into an ancient Chinese setting. The pace is quick, which immediately sucked me in.

What Works Well

The female lead is undoubtedly the star of the show. Her ruthlessness and unwavering commitment to justice are refreshing. She's a force to be reckoned with, and I enjoyed watching her navigate the political landscape and crush her enemies. I also appreciate that she doesn't harm innocent people. The military action is thrilling, and the friendships she forms, despite her cold demeanor, are heartwarming. While romance isn't the primary focus, the male lead is quite devoted, and I found their dynamic interesting, even if the female lead never reciprocates his feelings in a traditional way. The translation is well done and the writing style is quite engaging.

Areas of Concern

While I enjoyed the fast pace, it sometimes felt like the story lacked depth. The female lead's overwhelming power, while satisfying, could also feel a bit too convenient. Sometimes the plot felt too straightforward and predictable. The male lead is also a bit typical, as he falls in love with the main character pretty early on.

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Final Verdict

Overall, I'd recommend "The Supporting Character Devotes Herself Not to Trouble the Main Protagonist" if you're looking for a fast-paced, action-packed story with a strong, unconventional female lead. Just be prepared for a protagonist who prioritizes justice over emotions and a plot that leans more towards kingdom-building than romance. It's a fun, engaging read that, while not perfect, kept me entertained from beginning to end.