After I Transmigrated into a Book, the Bad-Boy CEO Wants to Cling to Me Every Day

Here's an official announcement of the tentatively planned couples: ❤️Xie Xuran, the eldest daughter of the Xie family, vs. Song Yan, the crown prince of the capital city ❤️ Xie Qing, the second son of the Xie family, vs. Mo Yun, the little princess of the Mo family ❤️Liu Heyu vs. Ji Xi (The male best friend of Wu Yue in the previous book, there was foreshadowing in the previous book) (BL)

My first long review is dedicated to the author. This book isn't groundbreaking, but it's very readable. Like a glass of red wine, you have to savor it slowly to appreciate its nuances. The more you read, the more you appreciate it. The writing is good; there aren't any sentences that make me cringe, like trying to find a three-bedroom apartment.

Time flies like water and smoke; who can relive it all?

Wow, the female lead is amazing, and the male lead is so charmingly roguish. The plot is incredibly exciting, and the female lead is awesome! Could the male and female leads have a little more sweetness towards the end? Also, is the female lead's condition multiple personality disorder? I think it would be better if it existed for a longer period; that would make the story more interesting later on.

This is my first comment on Tomato Book, dedicated to the author. I'm writing a short review after reading the first 16 chapters. (This is just my personal interpretation; please be gentle if you disagree.) In terms of plot, while some common tropes are present, the author's original ideas are evident in many places, with few major flaws to criticize.

This book is completely free of melodramatic tropes and Mary Sue tropes. The female lead is genuinely strong and powerful, a true "God of War" type. I absolutely adore women like her who focus on their careers. The male lead is also excellent; their relationship develops gradually, which is great. It avoids the typical one-sided infatuation, following normal logic.

I didn't pay attention to the synopsis and thought Shen was the male lead. Personally, I feel Shen is more suitable to be the male lead. The female lead is already very strong, and the book also reveals that she doesn't like cleaning or cooking, which Shen happens to be good at—it's quite complementary. Maybe I haven't read further yet, but I haven't found the male lead particularly outstanding.

The female lead is really amazing, but couldn't the author have written the younger brother a bit better? He's weak, incompetent, and always causing trouble. The female lead, on the other hand, is so cool, capable, and beautiful. The book is very engaging.

The current storyline is very nice. I hope the plot will speed up the part where the female lead solves the original owner's illness. As for the romance, I hope Shen can recognize his position and stop bothering the female lead. He should just focus on his career. Let the romance develop slowly so that Song Xiao'ai gets caught in a whirlpool of dilemmas. It would also be a way to speak up for the original owner (҂⌣̀_⌣́).

It's incredibly good! The female lead is so cool and awesome. I just personally felt the pacing between her and the male lead was a bit slow. It's so good!