She Transmigrated into an Old-School Novel and Worked Like a Dog

I don't know how to describe it. I stayed up all night to finish it, reading it bit by bit. Every part was incredibly good. I was thinking of rereading it before it was fully released, but I realized how well-written this story is. Every exciting part is a setup from earlier chapters, so I couldn't just reread it. Five couples, five different love stories, and each person is unique.

I really like every female character who appears. Very fresh, full of life. Cen Baobao helps many girls in her own way. I really like the four sisters. And their tiny, run-down company is absolutely my dream company!!! But: (I still don't understand why they can't tell Bai Didi. It really feels like they're condoning his sexual orientation.) I'm really annoyed by Xue.

I thought it was good, I really liked some of the author's viewpoints, and the interactions between the female lead and those around her were fun. I recommend it. However, although I have no problem with the same story, I really don't understand why the female lead didn't directly tell her brother about Xue's behavior later on.

A very interesting point of view In fact, early tragic romance novels represented the social reality for women at that time. They could only passively and weakly accept their fate, unable to resist or become independent, and were essentially dolls manipulated by men.

It's really good, why is nobody here? Also, I saw someone say they don't want a happy ending. It's not like that unless the girls never date again. Although the male leads and supporting characters had a bad start, they were really good husbands and truly loved them.

It's super beautiful. The writing is good, the plot flows smoothly, the friendship between the girls is really touching, and the plot makes you look forward to what will happen next. It's a must-watch for me. Wishing you good health, all the best, and may all your wishes come true, and may you become incredibly wealthy and beautiful!

It's incredibly beautiful; I'd call it a fairy tale for girls, a bedtime story. The author truly captured the ideas I wanted to express. The biggest problem with many older, tragic female protagonists is their psychological inequality and sense of unworthiness, which reflects a similar inferiority complex in some authors.

This is a great story that cleverly twists the typical domineering CEO/angst romance into a more normal one. The author doesn't just support the female leads; instead, she guides their growth, showing how they support each other and reach the pinnacle of their lives. Haha. I think it's pretty good. Everyone needs to have a healthy perspective on relationships.

This is so well written! Cen Bao is so rational and kind. She's helping those girls in her own way. She doesn't think those girls deserved their fate; Cen Bao helps them change step by step, helping them become better versions of themselves. I love Cen Bao's character and way of handling things—gentle yet clear-headed. She has the ability to live a good life. And we love the friendship between Cen Bao, Zi Zi, Nightingale, and Ling Ling—it's so sweet!

It's so good! Why is the rating so low? Although there are some minor plot holes, it's really good. It warms my heart after reading it, except...🙂 I always watch it in that group chat! Ugh, please let me in to read it!!! Author! I want to see the abilities of male protagonists in classic novels!