Mistakenly Conquering the Male Supporting Character

Ji Yuze, a son of the Ji family, appeared elegant and noble, admired by everyone as the refined Mr. Ji. The system informed Fu Yue that to return to her world, she must conquer the target character, Ji Yuze, the supporting male lead in the novel. To win over Ji Yuze, Fu Yue used all her skills and methods. She tried subtle seduction as well as blatant flirtation, but nothing seemed to work, and she became somewhat discouraged. One day, the system suddenly appeared and informed Fu Yue that due to a bug, the previously designated target character was wrong. Actually, the person she needed to conquer was Lu Shaoci, the original sixth male lead who had always had a favorable impression of her, not Ji Yuze. Soon after Fu Yue learned that she needed to change her target, Lu Shaoci invited her to visit the night lantern festival in the capital. After some consideration and with her own plans in mind, she agreed. But Lu Shaoci waited the whole night and she never showed up. That night, Fu Yue weakly watched the chain sway back and forth, her fingertips slightly pale, her head throbbing. Ji Yuze’s breath was warm, scorching her body and mind, his tone gentle: “The person you like should be me…” Then he suddenly smiled: “Isn’t that right?” Fu Yue smelled the magnolia fragrance on Ji Yuze, feeling even dizzier. Note: No villainous original male and female protagonists, both leads are clean.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Mistakenly Conquering the Male Supporting Character Okay, buckle up, because "Mistakenly Conquering the Male Supporting Character" is a wild ride. I went in expecting a fluffy romance, and while there are definitely romantic elements, it's far more angsty and, at times, disturbing than I anticipated. It's a novel where your enjoyment hinges almost entirely on your tolerance for a *very* specific type of male lead. ### First Impressions The premise is intriguing, and I was immediately drawn in by the idea of a female protagonist tasked with conquering the heart of a male supporting character. However, the execution felt a little uneven. I got the sense that the author had a lot of ideas but struggled to weave them together seamlessly. ### What Works Well For many, including myself to some extent, the biggest draw is undoubtedly the male lead. He's a certified yandere, possessive to an extreme, and frankly, a bit unhinged. If you're into that kind of character, you might find him compelling despite his flaws. Some felt he was well-written, with his background explaining his twisted tendencies, and found the female lead's attempts to navigate his personality engaging. I personally found his devotion and "craziness" to be the most interesting part of the story. ### Areas of Concern The plot itself feels somewhat underdeveloped. The murder mystery subplots, while intended to add depth, often felt unnecessary and confusing, and I found myself skipping over them. Others had similar feelings. The second male lead also felt largely irrelevant, and his fate seemed rather cruel and pointless. I also noticed issues with consistency, particularly regarding the male lead's hearing impairment, which seemed to be conveniently forgotten at times. Finally, the ending seems a bit abrupt for some readers. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, let's talk spoilers. Several readers pointed out that the male lead's yandere tendencies extend to some pretty dark territory, including animal cruelty and a general disregard for human life. Also, some readers were not happy with the "tr*shy system" that makes all the ancient characters forget the female lead. If you're sensitive to these themes, this might not be the book for you. ### Final Verdict "Mistakenly Conquering the Male Supporting Character" is a flawed but ultimately engaging read, *if* you're prepared for its darker elements. The yandere male lead is the star of the show, and whether you love him or hate him will likely determine your overall enjoyment. I'd say proceed with caution, and be sure to read the tags carefully before diving in. I give it a tentative 3/5 stars.