The Low-Intelligence Female Supporting Character, Waiting For Death Online [Quick Transmigration]
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- #83
Seems like an interesting novel but, the [lot of the villainesses waking up actually sounds better. It would also have been nice if there was actual retribution.
Biological family falls to ruin when word gets out about what they did to real daughter
Villain real son destroys adopted brother and father. Hell I'd read that as a stand alone
Original gf family gets ruined all over again, ML drinks himself to death
etc
It's just too easy to get past emotional damage
Biological family falls to ruin when word gets out about what they did to real daughter
Villain real son destroys adopted brother and father. Hell I'd read that as a stand alone
Original gf family gets ruined all over again, ML drinks himself to death
etc
It's just too easy to get past emotional damage
- #86
Yeah, she didn't improved. She got a villa and money out of the divorce but after some yrs of not improving, she was able to make herself poor.
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It's kind of nice that O!ML's mother was the one who disagree with the divorce. She pointed out how O!ML married when he says marry even when she doesn't like it and then says divorce just cause. She was so mad at O!ML seemingly scum ways, saying she didn't raise him that way. I like it as it implies that she wasn't against the marriage to be just antagonistic but she take the marriage seriously, maybe even more than the O!ML. It sheds a bit of light to evil mother-in-law characters.
I like the author take on both YW and O!ML after they were aware of their fate. It might be me reading further between the lines, but when both of them turn to be more concern about the truth rather than their supposed feelings, it implied to me that what they are hung up on wasn't the 'what ifs' or 'you're my original love', but rather, on whether everything was real and not just a plot imposed on them like puppets.
After YW said to O!ML that 'you are you' and 'I'm me' and the narration says the fog clears up, I think that was when they got liberated. They didn't entangle with each other and finally become their own reality.
(Mostly on O!ML part as YW was wake enough since coming back.)
It was only SLL who was hung up on the plot (taking plot points and copying the YW on the book) and didn't see anyone as real. That's also why she is forever anxious. It wasn't real for her so how could she treat anyone more than characters.
That's why O!ML question whether she loves him or the him in the book that loves YW. And that her love was all a calculation.
YW says that while SLL become the her on the novel, YW herself become different. Later O!ML also change, returning into cool and cold guy but unlike common CEO type, his EQ wasn't in negative. All I can say is that they were real in their world. It usually the transmigrator learning the world and people are real but I like the reverse approach where it was the people living in it wrestling out of the plot and learning they are their ownselves.
There's a lot of things I love about this novel and wish to continue but good things are short.
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It's kind of nice that O!ML's mother was the one who disagree with the divorce. She pointed out how O!ML married when he says marry even when she doesn't like it and then says divorce just cause. She was so mad at O!ML seemingly scum ways, saying she didn't raise him that way. I like it as it implies that she wasn't against the marriage to be just antagonistic but she take the marriage seriously, maybe even more than the O!ML. It sheds a bit of light to evil mother-in-law characters.
I like the author take on both YW and O!ML after they were aware of their fate. It might be me reading further between the lines, but when both of them turn to be more concern about the truth rather than their supposed feelings, it implied to me that what they are hung up on wasn't the 'what ifs' or 'you're my original love', but rather, on whether everything was real and not just a plot imposed on them like puppets.
After YW said to O!ML that 'you are you' and 'I'm me' and the narration says the fog clears up, I think that was when they got liberated. They didn't entangle with each other and finally become their own reality.
(Mostly on O!ML part as YW was wake enough since coming back.)
It was only SLL who was hung up on the plot (taking plot points and copying the YW on the book) and didn't see anyone as real. That's also why she is forever anxious. It wasn't real for her so how could she treat anyone more than characters.
That's why O!ML question whether she loves him or the him in the book that loves YW. And that her love was all a calculation.
YW says that while SLL become the her on the novel, YW herself become different. Later O!ML also change, returning into cool and cold guy but unlike common CEO type, his EQ wasn't in negative. All I can say is that they were real in their world. It usually the transmigrator learning the world and people are real but I like the reverse approach where it was the people living in it wrestling out of the plot and learning they are their ownselves.
There's a lot of things I love about this novel and wish to continue but good things are short.
- #87
Thank you for these summaries. Now I could revisit the feelings each arc gave me without rereading everything.
I actually love the second arc ending. I felt like it gave justice to those blindly in love canon fodders.
Stereotypes always shows them as vicious, yandere, and scheming, giving the MCs innocent halos. In fact, if you remove all the sugar coating, it's just another story of derailment and the mistress. I especially hate the MLs who cannot clear themselves of all strings before falling in love, as if saying 'it's all just business','it's the parents that decided','I never thought of her as my fiancee', is all enough to be a good excuse.
I love MC's relationship with her comrade canon fodder. Kexin knows Mc's viciousness and she too, likes the ML, but in the end of the story, she's more invested towards the MC.
- #88
It's not really a revenge story per see. It's more of a diss to the common troupe in my description.
MC didn't changed the characters she is playing as but rather made those so called children of fate realize they have a pit in their head. For example on the first arc, everyone is human, so what if she rather choose to save herself? Does choosing herself over a man she doesn't share deep love with, wrong? It's not like he would save her either if swapped. Everyone that judged her because of her choices were hypocrites.
We have too much revenge plots that I like this plot. Of course, we all have different taste.
MC didn't changed the characters she is playing as but rather made those so called children of fate realize they have a pit in their head. For example on the first arc, everyone is human, so what if she rather choose to save herself? Does choosing herself over a man she doesn't share deep love with, wrong? It's not like he would save her either if swapped. Everyone that judged her because of her choices were hypocrites.
We have too much revenge plots that I like this plot. Of course, we all have different taste.
