After Transmigrating into a Book for Eighteen Years, I Discover I'm the Villain!

It's great! Both of them have such tragic pasts, they deserve a happy ending!

Seeing that the author said it has a happy ending, I can follow it with peace of mind (๑ゝω╹๑)

Keep up the good work, author! Also, it's a really good read.

It's so good! Author, I prefer sweet stories and don't really like angst, so you know what to do, please don't make it too angsty later on 😏😏

It's truly a wonderful read. The writing is delicate, the descriptions are detailed, the characters are very well-developed, and the plot has depth. Although it feels a bit convoluted and confusing at times, the overall plot is exceptionally well-structured.

Well, the beginning was great, the epilogue was great, but I didn't quite understand the twin lotus metaphor later on. Everything else was alright. 🤔 There was more angst than sweetness, and the sweetness later on wasn't enough to make up for the earlier angst, so I wasn't very happy 😫😫

It's a great read, but I'd like to ask the author if this book has a happy ending or a sad ending?

It was really tough and difficult. Mu Yan is very well-behaved, considerate, warm, responsible, and thoughtful of many people. She is also very resolute and brave. The separation at Lotus Pond, the resentment and love of the previous generation that hurt her and those around her, are glossed over, washed away by gratitude and kinship.

It's such a hateful sense of fate. Actually, when I saw the really angsty parts, I desperately hoped for a bad ending. But I never imagined she'd reincarnated 80 times. She was defeated on the 81st time—that's already quite remarkable. I just hope that, if possible, Su Muyan can live a better life.

Both female leads have very difficult experiences, as do the supporting characters. Fortunately, everyone ultimately gets a happy ending. The plot is coherent and fast-paced, and the characters are quite vivid. Five stars! Keep up the good work, author! (ง •̀_•́)ง