I Become the Wicked Villainess in a Transmigration Novel

The story is pretty good; the female lead's family is very funny, and the male lead's initial silliness is also quite endearing. The supporting characters are also all distinctive. The only drawback is that the female lead's "halo" isn't too strong—if you look closely, others can easily uncover what she did, and that prince has arrested her multiple times.

I really enjoyed this book. I've been reading too many online novels lately, which has left my mind quite foggy. But this book still gave me a refreshing feeling. Keep up the good work, author! 💕💕

I suggest arranging a few handsome men for Wanwan so she can fall in love again 🥰🥰

A rare gem among works that features a romantic pairing without being off-putting! The story is tightly paced. It avoids those overly sweet, cloying, and cheesy romances that are just there to pad the word count. It's a story-driven work that I personally enjoy.

It's really well-written, a very good book. The rating is only 7-something, it should be over 9! The plot is tight and there's no unnecessary rambling. It's really excellent. Keep up the good work, author! 👍👍👍👍👍

This is a very good novel, short and enjoyable. The female lead has a very interesting personality and a system that loves money. I originally wanted the original book to focus on the main plot and stay away from the male and female leads, but things didn't go as planned, so I had to take matters into my own hands first.

It's good, but was the original female lead a secret agent? She seemed so capable and fearless, but if it weren't for her special abilities, she wouldn't have survived to the end. She would have died long ago. The original female lead was much better; she just survived and became the ultimate winner.

The writing style is mature and you can't tell it's from a newcomer at all. Only the first few chapters are a bit immature, but it gets better and better as it goes on. I stayed up all night reading it and didn't want to put it down. It's a good read, it's just a pity it's only five stars, I can't add another one! 😂😂😂

I've read dozens of books featuring villainous female supporting characters, and this one is a gem. For a book to keep me reading, it needs a compelling plot, something that keeps me anticipating the next chapter, and good writing—all of that. The climax really kicks in from the middle to the end. The beginning is alright, but it gets more and more interesting as you read on, haha.

I've read both of the author's books. This one, being the author's first attempt, is admittedly a bit disappointing, but still readable. The other book, however, is truly excellent; I'm giving it five stars as encouragement.