After Entering a Period Novel, the Green-Tea Educated Youth Awakens

The female protagonist's only thought after transmigrating is to survive, to survive until she takes the college entrance exam, and to stay away from the original male and female leads in the meantime. Only a weak and incompetent person would have this mindset. A strong person faces difficulties head-on and actively solves problems.

Got it. The original female lead was reborn wanting to get close to the male lead, so she constantly caused the original female lead to be misunderstood by the male lead, ultimately leading to her death. Then, the new female lead read this novel and thought the original female lead was a villainous supporting character who deliberately seduced the male lead.

This is so long-winded! From the train journey to arriving at the educated youth settlement, it's already at chapter ten. I wonder how long-winded it will get later on.

This male lead is no good. He's a domineering, slick CEO type; it feels like he's about to say, "Woman, you've successfully piqued my interest," and he's rude to both the female lead and supporting characters. He's so pretentious, acting like the son of a brigade leader who thinks he's all that.

The writing is superb, the plot is delicate, and the interactions are realistic. The male lead is also fantastic. Some people talk about the previous life, but in that life, the female lead didn't reincarnate; she started as a simple, innocent girl, and the female supporting character didn't transmigrate; she was a lazy, cunning girl. Naturally, the outcome was different.

I feel the male lead is impure, perhaps due to his past life, which makes the character feel particularly awkward and underdeveloped.

First of all, I don't recommend this to those who prefer a pure and innocent story. So far, it seems: 1. In the previous life, the original female lead killed the "female supporting character." The male lead discovered something and questioned the original female lead. The original female lead denied it, but the male lead believed her and later married her and had children. 2.

I love this kind of tug-of-war plot! The female lead's mindset is truly that of someone who's been transported to this world; her behavior of staying away from the male and female leads to save her life is perfectly normal! In other novels, the female lead verbally says she wants to stay away, but in reality, she's always clinging to the male lead and treating him well, which is why the later…

The male lead's slickness made me lose all strength and ability.

It feels a bit like a diary entry.