Book Transmigration: The Wicked Female Side Character in the 1970s Has a Pocket Dimension

PS: I have read everyone's book reviews and comments carefully, and I know what people dislike about it. It's normal that many people don't like the settings in many places. I'm not writing about a strong female lead. On the contrary, I really want to write a story that unfolds slowly and steadily, but my writing may be immature, my ideas may be too simple at times, and many parts may feel abrupt.

It's quite good, but I sometimes really dislike the female lead's interference in other people's marriages. I personally don't like some of her actions, but I still think this story is very enjoyable. I hope the author will write more wonderful works. Keep up the good work! 👍👍👍

On the day they got their marriage certificate, Jiang Yi had a long dream. In the dream, she was the original owner of the body and the first person she met, He Jin. The two of them had promised to be together in the future. However, she suddenly fell into the water and was possessed by someone else.

The content was wonderful, but the ending felt too rushed. It would have been even more perfect if they had explored the married life of the male and female leads more. Even a chapter or two of epilogue would have been better than ending with such a hurried wedding and children. I finished reading it and really enjoyed it. 🥰🥰

He Jin ♥ Jiang Yi She came running through the mountains like an elf. Three years had passed, but I recognized her at a glance. She was back, and my heart pounded wildly for her. I love her, simply because she is who she is.

It's a great read, one of my favorite short stories. Keep it up!

Conciseness can also produce excellence. The short story is fairly clear. Avoid lengthy content. Those who dislike long stories can jump in.

Looks good, I like it, keep it up! ^0^~

Absolutely fantastic, with a wonderful ending!

It was pretty good, but the ending was a bit rushed.