Transmigrating Into a Book to Keep the Villain from Turning Dark
穿书之保护反派不让黑化
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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- Transmigrate into a Book from the Start, and Get a Clingy Little Sister Too开局穿书，还送个黏人妹妹Alternate title on Fanqie
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This novel is quite enjoyable. It's alright; it's one of the better ones among all the new authors this year. However, the beginning is indeed too bland. Skipping a section and going straight to the later parts might improve the reading experience.
He Ziyi (originally the second female lead) became the protagonist's friend and the female lead's best friend. The protagonist then gave He Ziyi to a young man named Karami. This is the biggest flaw in male-oriented fiction—giving away female characters.
What I find a bit strange is that the novel the protagonist is reading only mentions Xiao F's fortuitous encounter... And the protagonist's cultivation technique is contradictory earlier, with that domain thing... I'm wondering if the protagonist will later try to steal Xiao F's fortuitous encounter? At the very least, he should get what's suitable for himself, since both Xiao F and the protagonist are fire... It's well written; at least they didn't force-feed me poison by prying my mouth open.
I personally think it's pretty good, mainly because it features single women and couples who are inseparable. Unlike other stories, where the female lead meets the protagonist at the beginning, is forced to leave after only a few chapters, and then they only meet a few more times before finally getting together later.
It's very well written. The story vividly depicts the growth of the male protagonist, Chu Heng, and the female protagonist, Qing Qing, at different stages. The male protagonist isn't very strong; he relies on the female protagonist to fight, and his intelligence is consistently high. He's also quite devoted (for now).
This book is quite good; I'm deducting one star because it seems like it's intended for women.
First, let's address a common question: why is the rating so low? The first reason is that the beginning was indeed poorly written; the second is the so-called "giving away of a woman," but this is a single-female-lead story, so it cannot be accepted, and this is a matter of opinion. The rest of the viewing experience was good.
It's pretty good, the pacing is decent, and so far it's been quite enjoyable. You could watch it without thinking too much at first, but so far it's been quite good in my opinion. Having watched this far, well, how should I put it? It feels like I'm just writing other people's storylines all along. And how should I put it? The protagonist doesn't seem like a time traveler at all.
"There is no ordinary Gu, because perseverance itself is extraordinary." "Keep insisting that Gu doesn't have nine transformations, because you can't rely on persistence alone." Author, keep going!
666, I checked, and this author replies to comments quite frequently. 👍