After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Spoiled the Powerful yet Tragic Villain

It's a perfect score! It's a really good story, why only 8-something points? I hope more people discover this story, and the score will keep rising. And I hope the author will continue to write beautifully!

At first, I saw the rating was a bit low, but after reading the comments from other readers, they all said it was very good. I decided to give it a try, and the readers were right! It's really good; I stayed up very late reading it, and my family objected 😳 As the transmigrated female supporting character Meng Qingyi, she brought down the original female lead Ming (Shen) Shunian and the male lead…

So good, haha! The female lead, Qingyi, is a poor village girl who built her fortune through her own hard work. The male lead is a childhood sweetheart who lived off his parents. Her sister became an empress in another country, and her brother is an assassin. The whole family is accomplished and successful, all through their own efforts.

Having read so many novels, I highly recommend this one. There are at least three reasons! First, it's free of tedious dialogue. Second, the romance between the male and female leads is heartwarming and comforting. Third, the protagonists are straightforward and vengeful; even though they are modern people who have transmigrated to a very rule-bound ancient world, they don't feel too suppressed. Reading the whole book is a joyful experience!

It's quite good, very enjoyable and makes you want to keep reading, especially the part where Old Huai Shu is reborn in Little Huai Shu's body, their interactions and the things Old Huai Shu does 😂😂😂 I almost died laughing. In the end, everyone has their own life to live, so I guess you can't expect too much. 😃😃 It's definitely a novel worth reading.

The entire article is excellent. The writing is very sophisticated and aloof. Although the female protagonist is a time traveler, she doesn't have any strange or overpowered abilities; she changes her life through her own efforts. Go, sister! It's super good! \(//∇//)\ The author's portrayal of the female protagonist is not at all pretentious; she's very unique.

It's good, even though the younger brother's tongue was cut out and Shu Huai's leg was broken. But everyone has their flaws, more or less; as long as they're alive, that's enough, right?

Having read up to chapter 172... This is the first time I've read a book where all the characters suffer so much after transmigrating 😔 The female lead's younger brother kept his eyes but lost his tongue, the male lead broke his leg prematurely, and the female lead's younger sister seems a bit off; she should still be six or seven years old, yet she's already bewitching the male supporting…

Although there are a few minor flaws, the overall concept is good. The story is short, but the main plot is complete and doesn't drag. The language is witty and easy to read, much better than books that often have millions of words and thousands of chapters.

It's really good, the plot isn't abrupt, and I finished it in no time, sob sob XX. I really like the female lead's personality; she's straightforward, bold, doesn't provoke trouble, isn't afraid of trouble, and doesn't hold grudges. I really love her! (¯▽¯~) Later on, she matures and becomes quite ruthless. And her interactions with the male lead are so funny; they both have such great personalities 👄👄 I love her so much 😆😆😆😆.