After the Villainous Supporting Male Had Raised the Wrong Canary

Lu Bai had transmigrated into the novel “Gu Xue”. In this domineering pure love novel, he became the vicious supporting character who chased after the protagonist gong. Just like countless other villains in novels, Lu Bai did all kinds of plot and schemes in order to obstruct (assist) the protagonist gong, Qin Gu, and the protagonist shou, Qu Xueyu from being together and eventually caused ruin to himself. But Lu Bai, this villain, is a little special — he had a twisted mind and the way he courted disaster on himself was unusual. When other villains would raise canaries and support substitutes, they would raise a substitute of their white moonlight. However, Lu Bai raised the lover of his white moonlight– that is– a body double of the protagonist shou, Qu Xueyu—- He raised a canary that looked very similar to Qu Xueyu to, in nicer words, humiliate his love rival. In the end, he only brought himself to ruin. After transmigrating, Lu Bai took a look at the tooth rotting plot and got a headache. But in order to return home after the story line was completed, he still braced himself for it—– “Are you Ruan Jiangjiu,” He blocked the handsome young man who was a head taller than himself in an alley and threw a card in front of him: “You’re broke ba—-” Lu Bai grit his teeth and just spat out the words: “As long as you…. this one million is yours!” Ruan Jiangjiu looked at the person with a reddened face trying hard to appear strong in front of him. The youth looked like a fierce angry kitten. A dangerous smile filled with intrigue formed on Ruan Jiangjiu’s face. —- The film emperor Qu Xueyu took on a somewhat special role: A poor student with a warped mentality that eventually blackened. So, in order to take on this role, he disguised himself as Ruan Jiangjiu and went to work a part time job to experience the character’s life. The only thing he never expected was that the little dandy that always followed his childhood friend, Qin Gu’s, back would provoke himself in that kind of way. He also didn’t expect to be moved by his provocation and become addicted to the other party. — Lu Bai said bitterly: Xiao Ruan, as long as you can anger that Qu Xueyu you can ask Laozi to give you any resource you want. Laozi will even buy your way to become film emperor. Someone more amazing than Qu Xueyu! Xiao Ruan the canary: Smile.jpg

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on After the Villainous Supporting Male Had Raised the Wrong Canary "After the Villainous Supporting Male Had Raised the Wrong Canary" is quite the ride! It's a story that grabbed my attention with its promise of a sweet romance, but it definitely threw some unexpected twists and turns my way. Overall, I found it enjoyable, though not without its flaws. ### First Impressions Initially, I was drawn in by the comedic undertones and the fluffy romance between the MC and ML. It seemed like a lighthearted read, perfect for a relaxing escape. The dynamic between the characters was genuinely appealing, especially the way they unapologetically showed their affection for each other. I also appreciated the healthy family dynamics, with a loving stepmom and stepsister adding warmth to the story. ### What Works Well The relationship between the MC and ML is definitely a highlight. I loved how proactive the MC was in their relationship, and the author did a good job of portraying them as equals, both a little unhinged and possessive, but in a healthy and consensual way. The initial sweetness and fluff were definitely top-tier, and I found myself easily invested in their happiness. I also loved that the male lead was attentive to the issue of consent. ### Areas of Concern While I enjoyed many aspects of the novel, the ending left me feeling a bit unsatisfied. The plot twist, while surprising, felt somewhat rushed and not entirely necessary. I thought it detracted from the overall experience and introduced inconsistencies. The pacing was also a bit uneven, with some areas feeling too fast and others dragging on. Some of the side characters felt underdeveloped, appearing only when the plot needed them, and certain plot points could have been foreshadowed more effectively. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, let's talk about *that* plot twist. The revelation about the "order" and the MC's past lives was definitely a lot to take in. While some readers found it intriguing, I can see why others felt it was convoluted and unnecessary. The explanation felt rushed, and the resolution with the talking dog... well, it was certainly memorable, but not necessarily in a good way. It felt like a convenient way to wrap up loose ends, but it ultimately left me with more questions than answers. ### Final Verdict Despite its flaws, "After the Villainous Supporting Male Had Raised the Wrong Canary" is still a worthwhile read if you're looking for a sweet and fluffy romance with a unique twist. Just be prepared for some potential plot holes and an ending that might leave you scratching your head. I'd give it a solid 3.5 out of 5 stars. It's enjoyable, but definitely not perfect.