We’ve Transmigrated, So Who’d Still Fight You Over a Man?

I like the author's work, and then I discovered they have a new one. I'll continue reading. I've read a few chapters and it seems pretty good. Support the author!

It's fast-paced and engaging, with a good plot. It's not a melodramatic soap opera; it's not clichéd. There are people who live and die, but none of them are overly sentimental. The entire story is rational and intellectually stimulating. By the way, there's no cheat code yet. These days, stories without cheat codes are truly precious.

I think this is pretty good. The rating is a bit low. It's also a transmigration story, but it's not as fantastical. It's also quite long, but it's readable and doesn't feel like it's just trying to create unnecessary plot twists. It's not one of those long novels that makes you feel exhausted. 🤭

Yes, not bad. The whole book is very smooth, with no boring parts, making it easy and enjoyable to read! Great! 😄

Ugh, this rating is so low! Help! This book really deserves a high score! It's a very interesting book, super fun, the plot is amazing, and the settings are all very reasonable. There are also many details that are well written, and the characters are very distinctive.

Reading the author's third book, I really like the author's values ​​and worldview. There are so many truths that are different from my usual understanding. I specifically made a list, initially calling it "Xiao Mian's Sayings," then "Licorice Sayings," and finally "Qiu Mi Sayings."

The author's writing style is very clear, and the characters are vividly portrayed. The only minor flaw is a small section where a name is incorrect at the end…

It's great, this is a different kind of brilliance. Usually, the male lead in my stories is cold to everyone, but this one is the opposite.

The female lead is insightful and clear-headed, knowing exactly what she wants and what she wants to do. She might be from the modern era, and although her straightforwardness makes her clumsy in scheming, sincerity (and magic) always triumphs over magic. The male lead, Prince Qing, is also wonderful.

It's pretty good; the details are sufficient, the word choice is appropriate, and the plot is interesting. The more I read, the more I realized the plot was weak; it didn't feel like it was written by the same author, and it wasn't nearly as good as the previous novel.