The Heroine's So Beautiful! I'm Taking Her Home!

It's so good, it deserves full marks! Please watch the following video 🤓👇 The original male lead was greasy, and the current male lead is almost identical to him; both have blond hair. The female lead, who's completely clueless, tries to turn the current male lead into a clumsy guy but ends up losing herself in the process.

I've never reviewed a book before, but this one is really good. The male protagonist transmigrates into a greasy novel, and ends up just as greasy as the original male protagonist. I've never seen a school where there's a fight every two or three days. It's already the senior year of high school, and the lazybones who don't study are still in the same class as the students who get perfect scores.

It's beautiful; it reminds me of a girl from my first year of high school. Memories have become regrets. I remember when she sat in front of me, she would always turn and sleep on my desk. Thinking about it now, I feel quite pathetic. I knew perfectly well that I liked her, but I kept choosing to run away. Now, nothing can go back.

The first forty chapters are all about the original owner causing trouble, followed by the protagonist sleeping on his stomach. After chapter forty, the female lead is all talk and no action, while the original owner is all talk and no action. The initial stages of getting to know each other are sweet, but the later parts are super sweet, almost sickeningly so, hehehe 😘

In short, it's so good, I love it, it's amazing! I can't take it anymore!!! The female lead is a bit naive at first! She's bullied at an all-girls school. Later, she transfers to a high school and is showered with love by the male lead. It's just too good!!! The male lead transmigrates into a book. He's fighting with the Dragon King for a girlfriend.

The early part of the book didn't stray from the familiar tropes of transmigration novels, where the protagonist verbally condemns the original male lead while actually employing the same tactics. However, even without the transmigration element, this book remains a decent coming-of-age story.

It's good, and if you like stories about female protagonists who transmigrate into other books, you can check it out. It's quite good. The part where the male lead doesn't want to interfere with the original plot is very enjoyable once you get past it; it's very sweet. It also describes the male lead's changing feelings for the female lead.

So far it's been pretty good, but there's one minor flaw: the protagonist's personality and temperament at the beginning are a bit timid. I saw that the protagonist's previous job was as a diplomat, so I think it could be a little bolder 😜 But overall it's still very sweet.

It's a pretty good novel. It's one of the few novels I've been able to read from beginning to end on the Tomato app without skipping a single chapter. Unlike other novels, it's not formulaic; it's a refreshing and sweet romance, and the writing is very realistic. How to put it? This novel leaves you wanting more after reading the latest chapter.

This is the kind of love that I and most people yearn for. It doesn't have the high-profile good looks that are common in novels (high-profile relationships are mostly just for fun). It's more realistic. True love isn't about looks or money; it's about mutual support, having eyes only for each other, and being willing to stand by each other through thick and thin.