This book is not recommended for readers under 18. It has far too many issues, and young readers should avoid it lest it damage their brains. (Cao Mengde is alive, there are female leads, and they're all handed over to the protagonist. Inner monologue-driven.) The protagonist isn't a goody-two-shoes, and he's ruthless with plenty to say. A continent called the Uncharted Continent is approaching from beyond Blue Star, and danger is imminent. At this crucial moment, researchers in the Dragon Kingdom invent a transmigration machine that lets people aged 15 to 30 transmigrate. Our protagonist, Tang Yuan, is one of them. As soon as Tang Yuan transmigrates into the book, he is bound to a System. But he ends up in the body of a villainous young master. His heart sinks. "What the heck? How can someone as handsome as me be a villain?" Faced with the protagonist's relentless aggression, Tang Yuan can only fight back, then take the protagonist's woman for himself. Tang Yuan may be handsome and rich, but he's no saint. If someone needs killing, he kills them.
1. To be honest, the female protagonist is from a novel world, which is a flaw. 2. I don't like her main personality; she's essentially a loser. It makes me want to vomit.
Does the protagonist even know he's eavesdropping on the female lead's thoughts? Sometimes it feels like he's deliberately saying those things so she can hear.