
Transmigrating Into a Book! The Little Villain in My Family Becomes a Genius
穿书!我家小反派成了小天才
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 486k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Personally, I Think These Period Novels Are Incredibly Good
The GOAT.
Looking for Good Transmigration-into-a-book Stories Set in a Bygone Era. No Female Leads Who Take over Someone Else's Fiancé!
I'm so sick of period novels where the female lead transmigrates and immediately takes on a bunch of kids. No way!!!
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Raising a Little Villain After Transmigrating Into a Book!!!!
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That sweet feeling of the heroine doting on the villain is so comforting.
Looking for a Period Novel with a Well-Behaved Kid. This One Wasn't Finished, So I Got Left Hanging 😂
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Looking for a Novel Where the Female Lead Has a Pocket Dimension and Moves to the Countryside.
The female protagonist has a personal space ability and moves to the countryside.
I Read a Transmigrate Historical-Era Novel
The heroine is a noble young lady from ancient times who transmigrates to some decade in the 20th century, though I can't remember which. She has a spiritual spring, and the hero is a soldier who returns home after being discharged due to an injury. They grow closer and eventually build a prosperous life together. They were the first family in the village to buy a fridge and washing machine.
A Period Novel With a Female Lead Who Transmigrates and a Male Lead Who Goes to College or Becomes an Instructor
Period Novels Where the Heroine Transmigrates and Becomes a Mother Right Away
Any No-Romance Stories With a Period Feel About Someone Who Transmigrates and Becomes a Mom?
Period Pieces Where the Heroine Can at Least Be a Decent Person
If you take over someone else's body and identity, and the original owner was murdered, can't you avenge them? Are they just supposed to die for nothing? Some stories even won't let their families seek justice. They gave you a second life. Is it really so hard to repay that kindness?
The Female Lead Marries the Strongest Man in the Village
Looking for Something Soft and Fluffy!!!!!!!
Looking for Historical-Era Stories
Looking for a story where the female lead's family members are all awful, but they give all their love and affection to her.
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My new book is out! It's a pure period drama, a heartwarming and healing story that lets you relive the old days while also feeling the warmth of family and the care of loved ones. Please give this a five-star rating if you're passing by! Although the new book is still a bit short, you can put it on your bookshelf to let it rest for a while. The diligent author will guarantee 4,000 words of updates every day!
It's so good, I can't get enough of it! Fang Jing was the female lead in the book before, but she had warped values and deliberately destroyed other people's families. I hope she gets her comeuppance soon.
The public is petitioning for a change of the male lead! That powerful figure is great; it would be perfect if he were cold on the outside but warm on the inside, showing tenderness only to her. That kind of development would make the story more interesting and dramatic. You'd think the male lead was Lu Moren, given all the buildup, but then it turns out to be the powerful figure.
It's so good! So good! So good! (I can't stress this enough!!!) The story of this adorable little kid growing up is just too good. I think the male lead is unnecessary. The way he was portrayed earlier made me think he was no good at all; it would have been better if he didn't exist.
Very good, five stars! Author, I've followed all your books, and this one is very heartwarming. Tong Xi's book is very sweet, I really like it.
I've been having a reading slump lately, so I've been really picky about what I read, but this book is absolutely amazing, it's incredibly good... This is my second historical fiction novel, and I didn't have high expectations at first, but after finishing it, I was really left wanting more, and the more I read, the more addictive it became.
A deep bond between mother and son, a happy family! Although the madman Taiyi is from another race, he is not unpleasant. The various little episodes are designed to make the plot of the novel more intricate and the content richer. The only shortcoming is that the innocent Fang Jing has a twisted mind. Isn't the ending too good?
It's so much more satisfying to read a lighthearted, enjoyable story. The last book with that pushover female lead, aside from the occasional moment of assertiveness, was constantly being bullied or on her way to being mistreated; it almost gave me a heart attack, so I gave up. This female lead is fantastic, and all the other characters are great too. Those two awful mother and daughter characters barely caused any trouble, and the pacing is fast and doesn't drag on at all.
It's quite good. The female lead, Song Yufang, is independent and self-reliant, while the male lead, Lu Guoqiang, seems a bit pitiful, only ending up with her almost at the very end. The development of the relationship between the son, Song Yang, and the daughter, Lu Yu, isn't detailed enough; an epilogue would be great.
The female protagonist is a time-traveling heroine who is skilled in medicine and martial arts, the male protagonist is a soldier from a good family, and their son is a reincarnated person who is a computer hacking expert... A powerful combination, looking forward to more exciting developments.