After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Played Both Roles
穿书后我一人分饰两角
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 144k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 8
Transmigrate Into a Book Stories, Completed Only, No Forced Dumbing Down
Transmigration into a book recommendations
Looking for Novels About Transmigrating Into a Book
No quick transmigration stories.
Cultivation Stories Where the Heroine Transmigrates Into a Book as a Supporting Female Character. Good Values, Please; Anything Else Is Fine
Please, I am dying of boredom. Someone save me!
In a Book Drought: Looking for Cultivation Novels Aimed at Women, Please!
1. The female lead should be powerful and ambitious! 2. She must not be a naive, airheaded sweetheart!!! 3. The male lead shouldn't be so devoted that he loses his mind. Ideally, he shouldn't be a pathetic simp. 4. Every character should have their own independent thoughts and distinctive personality!! As for whether it should be angsty or not...
Transmigrate Into a Book for Cultivation, Sweet Romance and Satisfying Payback
With a male lead, a happy ending, and a one-on-one romance.
Any Stories About Heroines Who Transmigrate to the Cultivation World? I'm Out of Books to Read
Anything set in the cultivation world is fine.
A Female Lead Who Transmigrates into a Demon Beast to Cultivate Immortality
Historical Romance: Transmigrate Into a Book as the Villainess and Redeem the Antagonist, With Lots of Sweet, Flirty Moments
A transmigration-into-a-book historical romance, preferably with cultivation. The heroine transmigrates as a supporting female character and saves the villain, who's very good at taking charge but also adorably soft.
Reader comments 26
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The author himself said that this book is very good👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Gu Qi:… Yan Lexi:… Everyone:... System: I have never seen such a shameless person!
୧⍢⃝୨ Is not cruel at all, really. But I personally think it's a bit aggrieved. The heroine's bones were ripped out and it hurt a lot. The male protagonist's revenge is good (I don't care, it's not an exaggeration to pay you back ten thousand times if the person I love deeply is killed). Why, I'm just a protector, so it doesn't matter how affectionate you are. There is too much dirt and malice in the male protagonist's world, and the appearance of the female protagonist is the only reason for him to persist. What we see as bystanders is not on the same level as what people in the book feel.
I've read the entire book, it's really good. The heroine's spiritual bones were flayed. Personally, I felt that the heroine was invincible and it was very painful. [I almost cried] Fortunately, the hero vented his anger on the heroine's behalf. [Shy] The villain is always a god. I give it a five-star review. I would venture to ask if the author would consider writing a new book about villains? [Sending Hearts]
It's good-looking, very good, especially the last few chapters which are quite touching. I especially like this sentence in it: You are a trace of greed that arises from my desire-free life. This time I will come to you instead!
The type I like, but it's too short
I haven't added any bookshelf yet, but I found that I finished reading it. It's very good^ω^. It would be better if there were more modern extras.
It's pretty good, but I feel that some of the plot is not complete. The endings of other characters are not revealed and it ends quickly 1
Very nice, too short, not enough to look at
It's pretty, but too short.
Very exciting, short story