I Transmigrated into a Villainess and Fell in Love with the Heroine

Whatever, in short, it's very novel, and that's enough compared to other books that are often misunderstood. It's easy to lose interest; there are quite a few books like this. Although they're novel, they didn't give me a refreshing feeling. In this respect, I think they're not as good as the old formula. I can only say keep trying.

Hmm... When should I confess my feelings? 🥺

I've finished reading it. This is the fifth yuri book I've read. It's great, the characters are well-developed, and the emotional storylines don't drag. However, the plot moves too fast (I thought it would take some time to finish—it must be because it doesn't have much readership). The ending feels rushed, but that doesn't mean it's a good book. Five stars, five stars (I hope to see a new one in the future).

Writing a novel where the protagonist transmigrates into a woman is less advantageous in the yuri (lesbian) genre compared to writing one where the protagonist is born female, but when it comes to novels, the plot is the most important thing, and the plot in this yuri novel is considered above average.

It's alright, not bad at all.

Five-star review, highly recommended and very enjoyable.

Oh no, I hope that system from chapter 75 isn't really gone?

It's so beautiful! (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง

He's got his eye on the female lead's mother; Chen Yuqin still has all the charm she needs.

Super beautiful, very good, especially good