[Quick transmigration + modern romance + historical romance + unexpected twists + no sticking to the original plot]
Overworked office drone He Yun had been working overtime nonstop for several days and nights. Unable to take it anymore, she walked out of the office and collapsed into the roadside greenery, losing consciousness. When she woke up, she discovered that she had transmigrated into a book.
As the biological child of the novel's world
He Yun: I'm not doing anything that awful! I just want to lie flat and live like a happy little freeloader!
System: What? I'll change it right away!!!
The System turned out to be an intern. When it returned from its training to become a full-fledged System, it discovered that its Host had somehow ended up completely flat!!!
A person and a System embark on a journey transmigrating through novel worlds, one world per volume.
You won't regret giving this a try. Highly recommended as a bedtime listen, perfect for helping you drift off!!! The author isn't fragile, so if you have any questions while reading, feel free to leave comments in the book. I'll fix anything I can. But please go easy on the bad reviews, everyone. Writing is hard, and Xiao Zhi is crying!
It's nice to watch, and I feel like it's written from the perspective of the protagonist. From the time he first wears the book, he doesn't adapt to being messed up in the book, and then continues to grow, the protagonist in each world has made progress. What I like most is that the protagonist He Yao is not perfect here. She still has shortcomings and shortcomings, but she is not weak. She uses herself little by little and uses the power available around her to complete the test. In the process of reading books again and again, she constantly enriched herself, gained growth, and gained another new life. There is a system, but it does not trigger the plot according to the system and script settings. This is more like being suddenly thrown into a world and letting it develop.
No one is reading it, so I'll give it a good review myself. Personally, I like it better. The book is fast-paced, the plot is not draggy, and the heroine is not a virgin.