The Gossipy Villainess Accidentally Gets Herself Caught Up in It
吃瓜女反派，意外把自己搭进去了
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- Completed
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- 631k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Transmigrate into a Book as a Bystander, and the CEO Sets Her Sights on Me穿书成吃瓜群众后，女总裁盯上我Alternate title on Fanqie
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One Female Lead, One Female Lead, and Nothing but One Female Lead!
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One Female Lead Only, Harem Stories Keep Out
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It's very well written. Although the story is about a random male protagonist whose mind is read by a group of "female protagonists," each "female protagonist" doesn't interact much with the random male protagonist, but each has her own romantic storyline.
The plot is interesting and well-written, which suits my taste perfectly. The characters feel realistic, unlike some harem novels that only focus on "planting" (i. E., Creating male characters). Here, everyone finds their own destiny. Keep up the good work, author! I look forward to your next book.
Well, it's basically a slice-of-life urban novel, which is quite refreshing for me. I previously read a novel with a protagonist named Tang Yu, and while the urban setting was decent—at least I enjoyed it—I stopped reading after the cultivation arc. I got tired of similar novels, so this one was a change of pace. It's my first time reading this type of story. Although some parts felt a bit odd, overall it was alright.
Above average. The daily life descriptions are a bit bland, the martial arts settings are somewhat abrupt, and the "Celestial Realm" thing is practically like cultivating immortality… The male lead's company is only briefly mentioned after successfully getting involved with the female lead, and the system isn't fully developed. With no more missions later on, the "spectator" trope becomes useless.
Reading progress: Completed reading of the latest installment. The author was very enthusiastic and used the guise of a villainous novel to write his own story. This book is really good. Many authors can learn from it. Applying popular themes to write stories doesn't feel formulaic and can bring readers a sense of novelty. It's excellent.
This book perfectly matches my personal taste. I've always wanted to find an urban fantasy novel that subverts tropes, a true urban story told from the perspective of an ordinary person. Not one that uses the guise of an ordinary person, only to have the Dragon King transfer his hatred to the protagonist in the first few chapters, making the protagonist, nominally an ordinary person, actually a…
I've read half of it, and it's quite good. At least the author's idea is relatively fresh. Putting aside the plot, the portrayal of the protagonist as an ordinary person is excellent. After all, ordinary people can't be as perfect as novel protagonists; it feels very realistic. Real people have various flaws, and ordinary people have relatively more, which this book perfectly portrays. The plot isn't mind-bending either; it's light and enjoyable. I give it five stars.
Many people couldn't stand the inner monologue at the beginning, which was considered a major flaw, but after the protagonist was tackled by the female lead, only one person could hear it, and that's when the story started to get interesting. The ending was also quite good, with a single female lead and no harem. The author also did a good job writing the epilogue, where the supporting characters finally found their happy endings, one male and one female.
Honestly, it was a pretty good read overall. The main character didn't have a bunch of girlfriends like in other books, and the interactions between Lin Mu and Chu Ruoshuang were quite interesting. It's just that Lin Ling, Tang Ying, and Ye Ziqing were all still single at the end. It would have been great if they had a side story.
I read a harem-style novel before. Because it had a single female lead, I've always been curious about who the actual female lead is. 🍉 Qin Yuyou has a fiancé, so I feel it's unlikely she'll become the female lead because they seem to get along well and have developed feelings for each other.