A quick heads-up: most of the early part of this book is everyday life, with a large cast and a very high level of mystery. Seriously, very high.
[Gender-bending romance (master and servant + teacher and student + ...), two female leads, 1v1, the protagonist gets a happy ending, both leads are powerful but not invincible]
She transmigrates into a book and becomes a beautiful young woman named Jin Luan.
The name may be terribly unlucky, but at least she can get close to the gorgeous female lead. All she has to do is follow the System's quests and raise her affection points. When she thinks about it, that doesn't sound so bad.
What's more, the female lead's affection for her is already absurdly high from the start.
Heh, could there be an easier transmigration into a book?
But Jin Luan gradually realizes that the story isn't quite as simple as she imagined...
Before the plot has even gotten past the beginning, the System suddenly tells her that she hasn't transmigrated into a book at all. This is actually a real world facing the apocalypse, and it asks Jin Luan to change the future.
But not long after that, everything seems to go off the original “plot” rails:
First, someone forcibly takes the System offline. Then the female lead falls into demonic ways and becomes the BOSS. Even the world's strongest demigod male lead dies for no apparent reason...
All she wanted was to quietly slack off. Does it really have to mess with her this much?
It's been a long time since I've seen such an interesting and beautiful novel. The author deserves praise.
It's good to watch, the plot is exciting, not cliche, and the visuals are great.
It's well written and has a lot of feeling. It's a book worth reading, but it's relatively short. The characters are well developed and there are a lot of foreshadowings.
It's very good, the language is fluent, the writing is relaxed, and it's a very good experience after reading it.
It's a very fulfilling reading. Thank you to the author for bringing such a wonderful story.
This is a really good book in Tomato, and you won't lose money if you invest in it.
The advantages of this book are obvious. The plot is relatively compact and has a strong sense of substitution.
Clear and natural, smooth and logical, good, good, good.
This book is so beautiful, so charming, full of ups and downs, and exciting. I read it every day. If I read it, I want to read it in one sitting.
Does the author know how to captivate people's hearts?