I'm Sick? I'm Faking It!
我病了？我装的！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 232k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Quick Transmigration
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 23
Are There Any Stories Where a System Can Control Someone Frail and Sick to Achieve Its Goals
Sickly, pampered darling with a System
Extremely Angsty, the Kind That Breaks Your Heart and Brings You to Tears
Heartbreakingly angsty, like "A Love That Eats Away at Your Bones".
A Sickly Hero! Plagued by Serious Illness, Constantly Coughing Blood and Fainting!!!
I want someone incurably ill, as miserable as possible: pale-faced, gentle and soft-spoken, occasionally coughing a couple of times.
Hey, Everyone! Any Quick Transmigration Stories Where the Protagonist Hurts Herself, Gets Sick or Injured, and Wins Over the Male Lead?
I want to read books similar to "Quick Transmigration: Forced Love? I'll Vomit Blood and Die for You."
Any Fake-Angst Stories? I Can’t Handle Anything Too Tragic~
Looking for stories with fake angst, where everyone misunderstands the protagonist and feels sorry for them, but it turns out to be caused by the System or just something people imagined.
Please, Any Stories With a Frail, Heart-Sick Female Lead Who Often Faints, Falls Seriously Ill, and Coughs Up Blood?
Looking for books like "The Frail Young Lady from the Richest Family Turns the Elite World Upside Down".
Quick Transmigration: Selfish Female Leads
I'm looking for books similar to A Beautiful Bad Woman's Quick Transmigration Journey Through the Eras.
A Frail Female Lead Who Often Faints and Falls Ill, with an Extremely Worried Male Lead
Quick Transmigration Stories About Controlling Stomach Pain or Being Sickly
The Protagonist Is Forced to Act Like a Big Shot, but Nobody Believes His True Strength
A Sickly Beauty Who Often Falls Ill, Faints, and Gets Injured
The female lead is in poor health, frail, and often gets sick, injured, or faints. She can be incredibly powerful with a secret identity, or gentle and delicate. I'm not picky, but the male lead must absolutely dote on her! Modern settings are best!
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Passes Out After Saving Someone, or Gets Injured and Coughs Up Blood?
Looking for books similar to Dangerous Rescue: Trust Me, I'll Get You Out. I don't want stories that force a redemption arc for awful people. Other than that, I'm not picky.
Stories Where the Female Lead Can Control Her Illness to Gain Sympathy, Quick Transmigration!
The female lead is extremely clever and calculating. She pretends to be a green-tea type, a white lotus, and weak and delicate.
Quick Transmigration Stories Where the Heroine Deliberately Tempts the Hero Into Taking Her by Force at First Sight
A White Lotus, Green Tea Heroine Who Hurts Herself to Gain Favorability Points
I read a similar book before, where the female lead had to win over a lot of people. Each romance was about leading the male lead into making a mistake, then breaking up with him from a moral high ground before moving on to pursue someone else. But I can't find that book anymore, so I'm looking for something similar.
Misunderstandings That Make the Protagonist Seem Otherworldly + Faux Tragic Strong Beauty + Ensemble Cast (Teammates) + Secret Identity They Never Reveal
Looking for books similar to "Tomb Raiders: I Put on a Mysterious, Tragic Beauty Act (Echoes of Tomb-Raiding Days)". 1. The protagonist has a secret identity and a real self, but the secret identity has no independent consciousness. When the secret identity is in use, the protagonist's real body falls asleep. 2. The protagonist only pretends to be tragic and beautiful, and has lots of inner monologue.
Super Sweet Romance Novels
Please recommend an incredibly pure and sweet romance. The kind where just holding hands makes them blush for ages ᖰ•͈ ₃ •͈ᖳ
Quick Transmigration Angsty Stories That’ll Make You Cry Yourself Breathless at Midnight
Looking for a story where the heroine clearly thinks through her plans to win over the hero. It looks like she's the one suffering, but really, he's the one getting hurt. The author should be a great writer. Please, everyone, preferably something completed.
Stories About a Twin Sister With Heart Disease Who Acts Like a Green Tea, Yet Everyone Favors Her
Looking for books similar to "Quick Transmigration: The Bewitching Beloved". No period settings. Ideally, the heroine's older sister caused her heart condition. The story should start when she's a baby, with the sister living in her shadow. The heroine is a real green tea who knows how to put on an act, frame her sister, make her jealous, and hurt herself.
The Heroine Fakes Her Death and Becomes the Hero’s White Moonlight. He Turns Dark, and She Returns
Looking for books similar to "Quick Transmigration: Why Did the Male Lead Go Dark After I Died?".
My Recent Reading List
I want books similar to Quick Transmigration: The Host Is a Fence-Sitter. They are all incredibly good, everyone!
I'm Experiencing a Reading Drought and Can't Get Into Any Books
Looking for stories similar to Kill! The Real Heiress Goes on a Rampage and Whips the Entire Rich Family into Shape! I want a strong female lead who gets even with anyone who crosses her and is sharp-minded, with no CP or a very low-key romance.
Looking for a Scheming, Two-Faced Female Lead with a System, No Splitting into Multiple Copies
I'm looking for books similar to Quick Transmigration: The Supporting Actress Is Stealing the Male Lead Right in Front of Everyone.
Reader comments 64
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Obvious sense of AI
Um, I read it from the second world. I know that the introduction of the novel has told you that it is a weak and scheming person. I have not read similar articles before, but the second world of this book is really too detailed. It just can't be taken in at all. The details of the beauty description are irrelevant. Why is there a lot of details about the onset of the disease, but the description of the heart is a bit lacking. Only the heroine is affected. As for the description of the plot, my motivation for reading was to see what kind of ending it would be like, but the ending also made me feel a bit uncomfortable. How can I put it? It wasn't smooth enough, and it wasn't reasonable enough. I can't explain it. The last scene ended with drowning and suffocation. Is the inner description trying to convey that the heroine wanted to impress the hero because he wasn't always together? It's still a lesson, I don't know, I can't understand it. The male protagonist's inner description is that he once again delayed and affected the relationship between them because of other things. I know that a novel is a novel and cannot be realistic, but why are there many descriptions of illness and not much psychological description? When reading novels, I want to see the game and inner tension between the two people. What is the use of so many descriptions of illness? Does it make the male protagonist more distressed? As the saying goes, there is no filial son in bed for a long time, let alone a relationship between a boy and a girl, so it will end immediately after drowning and suffocation, right? No buffering at all
It should be generated by AI, because I also really like sickly and scheming beauties. I once asked deepseek to help me generate electricity for love. The writing also has a human-machine feel, that is, there are too many professional terms. Although it is very detailed, it is completely impossible to substitute😅😅😅
The writing is beautiful, but some sentences are repeated often, which feels weird. (I only watched the first world, so I don't know if it will be like this later)
I originally came here because I was sick, but did I get sick too often? The disease occurs once in a chapter. The disease occurs once in a chapter. The disease occurs all the time. The disease occurs all the time. Several chapters have always had the same plot, with the male protagonist getting sick, fainting, and panicking. Falling ill, fainting, the male protagonist is in a panic. Falling ill, fainting, the male protagonist is in a panic. The heroine keeps taking medicine, medicine, medicine. That said, a little too often. There is a section where the heroine used the system to set up the system to faint and her heart stopped beating. After the hero arrived, she rushed to the hospital. When she arrived at the hospital door, the heroine suddenly opened her eyes a crack and smiled at the hero. I don't know how other people feel, but when I saw this paragraph, I really felt it was a bit weird and scary.
After watching the first world, I just want to say that it has a faint sense of man-machine, and a lot of words are repeated after going to the end, but this setting is really satisfying to me xp
The writing is quite good, the heroine is soft and weak, and then uses her illness and weakness to control people's hearts. There is a kind of mantis stalking the cicada, with the oriole behind. You can get power, money, people's hearts, and love without any effort [Stare][Stare][Stare][Stare]
I think it's okay. After all, I also read the introduction when I first read it. The author also cleared it up. It's an article about pretending to be ill. 99% Of the time, it's about pretending to be ill. It feels pretty good. It's quite novel. It's the first time I've read this.
It's okay, but I think the set disease situation doesn't need to be mentioned so many times. Every time I get sick, I will write about that set disease situation. It can be like a normal novel, and there won't be so many repetitions.
Generally speaking, I always feel that there is too much repetition and it feels like AI. . .