Did I Become the Female Lead's Secret Weapon?
我成了女主的神助攻？
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 5y ago
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Transmigrated into a Novel
If you transmigrated into your favorite novel, what would you do? Just curious.
Share Your Most Obscure but Amazing Reads!
So many novels these days have similar plots and characters, and I'm getting tired of them. Please recommend some obscure novels with really wholesome values!
Transmigrate into a Book, Ignore the Original Plot, Win Over the Big Bad, and Get Sweet Revenge in a Fluffy Romance
Face-slapping stories where the heroine refuses to follow the plot, humiliates trashy characters and white lotuses at every turn, and has all kinds of amazing identities. Sweet, sweet, sweet: an ultra-satisfying story.
Looking for Stories Where the Transmigrator Can't Beat the Original Character, and the Original Character Isn't Reborn
Why can a woman who transmigrates into a story outshine the original heroine? The original heroine knows the Four Books and Five Classics, music, chess, calligraphy, and painting. She's been learning household management since childhood and has been immersed in the politics of the inner court. How could she lose to a transmigrator?
Reborn, Transmigrate Into a Book, and Save the Day! Historical Romance! The White Moonlight!
The heroine becomes the hero’s white moonlight! She can be reborn, transmigrate into a book, or save him. The hero sees her as a ray of light in his life!
Any Good Historical Romance Stories About Transmigrating into a Book?
The female lead is the emperor.
Transmigrate Into a Book Where Several Novels Merge, the Female Lead Follows the Plot Using Secret Identities, and the Male Lead Can Read Minds
Cultivation Novels Where the Female Lead Was Forced to Hurt the Male Lead, Who Says He Won’t Forgive Her Yet Still Torments Her
He cares more than anyone.
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My Husband Is Awful, and This Cannon-Fodder Side Character Just Wants to Escape
After Transmigrating Into a Book, the Cannon-Fodder Supporting Heroine Is Spoiled by Everyone
After Becoming Cannon Fodder, I Reformed the Villainous Chief Minister
After I Transmigrate into a Book, the Powerful Official I Raised Turns Evil
After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Became the Villainess Protagonist
After I Transmigrated Into a Book, the Chief Secretary Became Both Clingy and Fierce
The Former Dynasty's Princess Is an Omen of Disaster
What Do I Do After Transmigrating into a Wicked Villainess?!
Transmigrated into a Book as Everyone's Darling: My Wicked Disciple Has His Eye on Me
After I Transmigrate into a Book, the Heroine and Her Male Sidekick Won’t Leave Me Alone
Heaven-Defying Doctor Consort: The Crown Prince Is Blind, Don't Marry Him!
After My Whole Family Transmigrated into a Book, the Regent Became Obsessively Attached to Me
The Sickly School Hunk Rescued by the Transmigrator Becomes a Tycoon
After I Transmigrated Into a Book, I Became the Sickly Boss's Darling
After I Transmigrate into a Book, I Become the Powerful Minister’s Beloved
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The original female lead had a pretty tragic past. Anyone who was oppressed in their past life and is reborn would naturally want revenge, so it's normal for her to be hostile towards the current female lead.
It turns out that time travel can't beat rebirth, and rebirth can't beat transmigrating into a book. 😂😂😂
It's a very good read. Those who say the female lead is a bit scheming probably didn't read further. She is a little bit scheming at the very beginning, but that's after the original female lead is reborn. The new female lead has just transmigrated into the book and tries to please the original female lead, but later realizes that pleasing her is useless, which is quite clever. Also, the current male lead isn't the original male lead; he's the villain. The original male lead was the Prince Ning.
It's really super good! You'll only realize how likable the female lead is as you read on. Don't start by criticizing her after the first few chapters; I highly recommend you keep reading—it's truly amazing later on!
Sigh, after much deliberation, I still gave it four stars. I don't know if it's my fault, but I feel the character's personality changed too quickly. After all, the young emperor was personally raised by the regent... It's unlikely he'd become disloyal just because of a single instigation.
I'm reading it now, and it's a very good book. My only complaint is that it's a serialized book, but the author's update efficiency is commendable. The female lead is wonderful; I really like her and envy her good family background, where there's very little scheming and backstabbing. Her father is also very kind, and the male lead is alright (I hope he can be more decisive).
This book is very good. The female protagonist is very interesting and has a rich inner world (although I haven't finished reading it yet, this is my honest opinion).
I've been following this book for several months now, and from the very beginning, I felt that the female lead was just too unlucky. By the way, personally, I think the male lead should be changed, right? Because I feel that since the Regent Prince never reveals his true feelings, the female lead is very likely to be deceived by Fang Qingping. I suggest that the author change Fang Qingping to the male lead, okay?
Please update soon! 😄 Don't give the male and female leads any love rivals! And please, no plots like a foreign prince kidnapping the female lead, the male lead traveling thousands of miles to rescue her, or the female lead getting poisoned and losing her memory! I hope it's not too angsty π_π
It's very good, especially exciting. I think the later plot involves the female lead marrying the regent, accidentally overhearing about the chess game, and then it's a classic case of "chasing after her lover."