
I Transmigrated into a Book as the Righteous Heroine, but Maybe I Should Be the Villain
穿书正派女配,我还是做反派吧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 841k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Highly Recommended, Top-Rated Gems Worth Staying Up All Night to Read!!!
Recommended by a reader who's been into web novels for over ten years. Every book is a keeper, and plenty are worth rereading two or three times. Even the punctuation has 99+ comments. Don't miss these great reads 🤗🤗🤗🤗
In a Reading Slump With High Standards, Preferably Ancient Romance, Thank You 😊
I have high standards and don't like melodramatic plots. I'm looking for an ancient-era romance. Please avoid the trope where the male lead chases his wife after losing her.
Looking for an Elegant Historical Chinese Romance Without Outlandish, Over-the-Top, or Brain-Dead Tropes
I want something with elegant, delicate writing. Not the kind that opens with someone getting disfigured or having their heart cut out. That's too melodramatic and clumsy. And no side characters like concubine-born daughters or female antagonists publicly attacking the heroine at banquets. People like that wouldn't survive three hours in ancient times unless they were faking their deaths. It's so unrealistic.
Any Stories Where the Heroine Transmigrated Many Years Ago?
Historical romance. The female lead transmigrated here many years ago and has already built up her own power base. Both leads are strong. Please, please!
Transmigrated as a Villainess Before She’s Done Anything Bad
Looking for Ancient Times Transmigration Stories About Being Born into the Past and Living a Serious Life. I’ve Always Thought People Back Then Were Smarter Than Us
Looking for a Hilarious Cultivation Novel That Stays Funny from Beginning to End
Seeking Stories Where the Female Lead Realizes She’s the Villainess in a Novel
Transmigrate Into a Book as the Villainess (Historical)
And the second male lead successfully wins her over.
Transmigrate into a Book as the Villainess, Avoid the Original Plot, and Stay on Good Terms with the Original Heroine
Looking for books like "The Supporting Female Character Doesn't Want to Follow the Plot". I'm in a reading slump and have recently been loving stories where the supporting female character refuses to follow the original plot. I finally finished this one, which is rare for me. Are there any similar books you'd recommend?
Any Traditional Cultivation Novels Where the Male and Female Leads Grow Together?
A Refined, Noble Gentleman of a Male Lead (He Can Be Unhinged, but Not Insane)
This is exactly my thing, but I still haven't found one I like. Any platform is fine, just say where it's from. Cultivation or fantasy, no CP is preferred. Romance is okay too, but if it's from the female lead's perspective, the male lead needs to have a strong character of his own, not just exist to support the female lead or whatever.
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I Became the Cruel Villainess Who Had Just Drugged the Male and Female Leads
I Transmigrated into a Book and Met a Reborn Villain, and Now the Empress Is at a Loss
Reborn as a Concubine's Daughter: Survival Comes First
Transmigrated as the Male Lead's Lying Ex-Girlfriend: My Daily Act
After I Took in the Amnesiac Crown Prince, He Started Hauling Bricks Every Day
Transmigrated as the Villainess: Setting Up a Stall to Feed the Crown Prince
His White Moonlight Is the Villain
The Hardworking, Clever Farm Girl and the Smitten, Scheming Prince
Open Your Eyes! Reborn as the Crown Prince's Wicked Girlfriend
Apocalypse: The Villainess's Rooftop Survival Journal
Why Is the Fake Person BOSS Such a Hopeless Romantic?!
The Top Scholar's Scheme: The Caged Sparrow of the Eastern Palace
The Villainess Just Wants to Take the Money and Leave
Transmigrated as the Villain’s Number One Lackey
Transmigrate Into a Book and Turn the Male Lead Into a Good Little Puppy
The Princess Consort Doesn’t Want to Make a Comeback
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The female lead is so smart! She's eloquent, cunning, skilled in disguise, capable, and not a naive, innocent girl. I really like her. And it's so funny, it really doesn't make you angry at all. That righteous guy—Luo Shan—was given an amnesia pill by the female lead later on, so he won't cause trouble or hinder her actions anymore. It was so satisfying! 🤭🤭
The female lead is decisive, intelligent, and capable. Although she is temporarily bound by the plot and has to watch the original male and female leads not cause trouble, she really likes the plot.
I love the female lead's personality; she's incredibly clear-headed. As for the male lead, he's the loyal type, intelligent, and not bad either. I've read about 100 chapters now, and the romance is just starting to blossom. I'm really looking forward to how it develops; it's definitely the kind of story where feelings grow over time. Although the story is slow-paced, it's not boring either.
It looks good, but the book is too thin.
It's a really good show; the male and female leads are both intelligent and not overly compassionate.
This book's rating is really low, probably because the wuxia genre isn't very popular. However, the author's writing is excellent, unlike that of a novice. The logic is sound, and the plot is tight. It's possible that because fewer people are reading it, the readership isn't high, and the author didn't know how to resolve the issues between the original male and female leads in the later stages…
It has suspense, it has revenge on the villains, each character has their own methods and personality, the plot flows smoothly, the writing is mature, it's not a simplistic story, and there are no awkward phrasings. It's a very good story, it's a pity there aren't enough of them yet.
After thinking for a while, Gu Nanwang asked Lin Zixuan a question she hadn't expected. Do you have feelings for me? Lin Zixuan has answered this kind of question before, but she can still answer it now. "I admire you, I like you." Gu Nanwang's lips were clearly curled up, but he still asked, "How much do you admire him? How much do you like him?"
At first, I was almost driven crazy by my senior brother and nearly gave up, but then the female lead drugged him and kicked him out of the "travel group," haha, great! So I could continue reading 👍 I've read about a third of it so far and it's pretty good.
I didn't even check the rating at first; I just saw the title and thought it sounded interesting, so I clicked to read it. And I got completely hooked! Now I think this book doesn't deserve this rating; it absolutely deserves a high score! The part I was most looking forward to was the romance between the male and female leads, but the plot was also quite good.