I Became the Villainess's Green Tea Sidekick and Decided to Lie Flat

Highly recommended! It's really good, very interestingly written. I've already read 248 chapters, and I suggest calling it "(I Fell in Love with a Man with Lips Like Big Cherries)" or "(I Was Pursued by a Man with Lips Like Big Cherries)." Big Cherries! A true love's essential ingredient! Without it! The male and female protagonists couldn't fall in love! It runs throughout the entire story!

It's good, but isn't the pacing a bit too slow? We've written so much already and the female lead's family situation still hasn't been revealed.

It's really good! I've only read up to chapter 100. The original female lead is also great, and she and the current female lead help each other out. The writing is smooth, and the story flows seamlessly.

If you enjoy stories with a slow and steady pace and have the time, you can read this. This novel's rating is severely underestimated, likely due to a low readership and its slow pacing. The pacing is quite slow, but it has a certain magic that keeps you reading without skipping chapters. The male and female leads don't get together until over 300 chapters later. Why do we say it's underestimated?

This is so good! Why isn't it rated? The author's writing style is witty and humorous, I'll give it a thumbs up [Note]. Maybe the book cover isn't attractive enough? Or is the synopsis not appealing enough?

It's good, but the kissing scenes could have been described in more detail, cough cough.

What surprised me most about this book is that, unlike other transmigration novels I've read, where the original male lead was always inferior to the main male lead, I couldn't see any reason for him to be the main male lead—it was like two tigers can't share the same mountain. This book is very different.

This is more suitable for a TV series. Everyone needs to be patient. Once the two main characters (around 304) start talking, it's a non-stop series of climaxes until the very end. Of course, if you don't have the patience to watch the whole domestic drama, feel free to leave it at that.

The earlier parts of the story were very engaging and enjoyable. I really liked the female and male leads. The female lead is intelligent, has strong moral principles, and her personality is very appealing; she's emotionally intelligent and seems to have a knack for being devoted to the male lead.

Books I often see typically begin with a basic worldview, then reveal a secret about the female protagonist, ultimately making the narrative mysterious and profound. However, this work makes a brilliant change in this regard—using the exploration of the secret as a clue, but ultimately not letting the clue play a substantial role.