I Became the Villainous Big Shot’s Wife, Who Dies Young

I initially thought the male lead was a villain who would turn evil and become powerful later on, but actually, most of the fun comes from him. I personally liked Lin Si; the beginning of the story was about a man who heals a depressed young man through cooking. The female lead seemed to have taken over the role of a female lead from a food novel. The only pity is that she came to the wrong book.

It's a good read; the story unfolds smoothly. The female lead later on is particularly annoying and overly dramatic. I don't want to watch anymore.

It's pretty good. I've read several books but couldn't find any good ones to read, and this one is quite enjoyable. There aren't any overpowered plot devices or special abilities, which I think is the best part. Although one character transmigrates into the book and the other is reborn, there aren't a bunch of supernatural beings appearing in the book's world.

I think it's great. There are no fantastical elements like supernatural abilities or cheat codes; it's all about taking things one step at a time. I hate those unrealistic supernatural abilities and cheat codes the most.

I like the female lead because she's neither particularly stupid nor particularly smart.

The plot and content are vivid.

The story is pretty good; I hope the author will release more chapters soon! 🌹

It seems ordinary at first glance, but I just kept reading, even staying up late for two nights straight! The author writes very well, the logic is excellent, the story is reasonable, and the characters are well-developed and realistic. For example, the female lead often forgets her husband and does other things; these flaws are what make people real in life.

I haven't finished watching it yet, but it looks pretty good so far.

The ending is a bit rushed