After I Transmigrated Into a Book, the Villainous Heir Wanted to Be with Me
穿书后，反派世子竟想和我在一起
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- Completed
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- 695k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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I want something lighthearted. Lately I can't find anything I'm happy with 😭😭😭 Nothing with particularly exhausting drama. I'm usually fine with anything, sweet or angsty. Please help me out 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
A Supporting Heroine Redeems the Villainous Male Lead
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Looking for Completed Sweet Stories Where the Female Lead Travels to the Story to Redeem the Villain
It absolutely has to be sweet and doting.
The Heroine Transmigrates Into a Book She's Read
Books where the heroine is reincarnated as a vicious female supporting character, then wins the affection of a powerful villain.
Please Recommend Stories Where a Villainess Wins Over the Second Male Lead, Who's the Villain
Desperately looking for a novel where the vicious female lead pursues the villainous second male lead.
Female Protagonist Gets Together with the Villain, No Angst
Here's what I'm looking for: when the original heroine is transmigrated into a novel, don't make her a sanctimonious white lotus just to make the transmigrator look good. I hope the romance in the story is harmonious, without scheming and backstabbing. The transmigrator into the novel's supporting female character, who is the protagonist, should be smart, and the villain shouldn't turn evil. For example, The Guide to Capturing a Black Lotus.
Looking for Stories Where the Female Lead Transmigrates to Save the Villain
The kind where the leads are master and disciple.
Transmigrating into a Wicked Female Supporting Character
She transmigrates into the body of a wicked supporting female character, who has a younger brother. It’s set in ancient times, and they start out poor but become wealthy later. Even better if there’s no male lead.
Looking for Stories Where the Female Lead Transmigrates Into a Novel She's Read and Saves the Villain, With Mutual Redemption
The heroine wants to follow the original plot, but ends up becoming the white moonlight in the male villain’s heart. Only at the very end does she realize her own feelings.
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Becomes a Villainess and Saves the Antagonist!
Wicked female supporting characters
Any Stories Where Someone Transmigrates into a Book as a Supporting Female Character or Cannon Fodder, Then Grows to Care for the Antagonist or Male Lead?
Are there any stories where the heroine transmigrates into a book as the female supporting character or cannon fodder and comes to care for the villain or male lead? No awful female leads, no System, and no useless characters who are always trying to cling to powerful people. I want a heroine who is extremely gentle and natural, with no System or personal space.
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Let me rewrite the book review. First: This book is not a female-centric novel; it's a time-travel fantasy novel. The female lead has no martial arts skills and is just an ordinary person. The story background is simple (after all, she was only a minor supporting character in the original book).
It's so good! The plot isn't overly scheming; it's not a large-scale palace intrigue or domestic power struggle. It has a gentle, flowing feel, a long and sweet story. The male lead gets really engaging later on, and he's so good at flirting with the female lead—it's super sweet! The female lead isn't some overly ambitious or unrealistic superwoman; she's the kind who just wants a peaceful life.
It's a good read, and the names are lovely too. I used to be speechless when I saw female leads with awful names and male leads with generally unpleasant names. A name can really determine a book's first impression 😂✧*. ٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧*. Wei Yi → Rong Yao Go go go! ヾ(✿ﾟ▽ﾟ)ノ Wishing you great success in your book business! 🔥🔥🔥💚❤
This is a very heartwarming story. The female lead is lucky; she has a kind old doctor who treats her like his own granddaughter, a wonderful younger brother who is incredibly good to her, a prince who loves her so much, and a group of friends who are also very kind to her (it's just that Yan'er's death is so heartbreaking).
The author of this book is very dedicated and listens to readers' opinions. There aren't any overly powerful plot devices (at least not yet). The female lead is the type who always repays kindness and venges wrongs, and she has her own unique way of handling things. The male lead is similar, just a bit stubborn. But overall, the plot is really good. Keep it up, author!
I finished reading it, and there's a reason I didn't give it a perfect score. Well, Shen Muluo and the original male lead's behavior isn't like that of protagonists. Although they aren't actually the main characters, the author said they didn't turn evil, but the true male and female leads wouldn't use their relatives to achieve their goals. They can't be redeemed, right?
Author, your writing is great, it's wonderful! 👍 I love it! 😍 Looking forward to your next work!
Well, I finished watching it in one day (to be honest, I start school tomorrow) cough cough cough... Don't panic. This novel struck me as having characters who felt like normal people, without excessive melodrama or extreme villainy. They all seemed like real, living people, with flesh and blood, like Yan'er's misfortune and Zhou Yun Chu's lingering regrets…
Rong Yao's character design is excellent, author, keep up the good work! 💯💯💯
Book excerpt 1. "Her rosy cheeks were like blooming lotus flowers, and her fair skin was like solidified cream; she was graceful and unrestrained, and light and nimble." 2. "His son is beautiful beyond measure." 3. "The piled stones are like jade, the rows of pines are like emerald green; the beauty of the young man is unparalleled, unmatched in the world."