After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Became Emperor with Sun Wukong

It's good to watch, and the writing is quite good too. I feel the female lead lacks a strong competitive spirit; she just seems to want to be ordinary. But she clearly knows the dangers around her, so why doesn't she try to improve her strength? I feel like the female lead will become stronger later on. I don't know, I'm not sure, but I hope she does, that she develops a competitive spirit.

It's good, but I still want to know. Did the female lead get back at the male lead later on? If she didn't, I feel really uneasy. @ No, I can't stand it if the female lead doesn't kick it back.

This story is well-written; the author's writing style is excellent, but the pacing is rather slow. It's not the type where the protagonist immediately summons mythical figures and starts slaying them in the arena. The female lead, being the first third-class person to summon a special civilization, will be tested and robbed by various forces.

So far, things have been going well, except the female lead is suffering terribly, like a puppet on strings. Those who call her a "miracle" seem to be treating her as a savior on the surface, but in reality, they're just using her as a shield because they can't take responsibility themselves.

If you want to see the female lead being controlled by others, come here; if you want to see the male lead being silent, come here.

I think this book is actually quite good. The long plot and slow pace have kept me curious about what happens next. Other characters' summoned creatures lack consciousness, but the female lead's do, which makes me really want to see what happens next. 😳 However, if you're looking for a simple summoning story, I wouldn't recommend this one.

I thought it was going to be a battle-themed novel, but it turned out to be a domestic drama (at least up to chapter 22, the proportion of the battle-themed parts was very small, and I even got kicked by the prince in the story, whether he was wrongly accused or not). Four points is a relatively low score for me.

The pacing is slow, and the foreshadowing and setup in the early stages are a bit too tiring to read. I've read about 100 chapters so far, which I devoured in one go. It's a bit chaotic, but you can follow along. It's the kind of story you'll forget after a while... However, the premise is interesting, and I quite like it. Those who enjoy slow-paced, foreshadowing stories might enjoy this.

The male lead hurt the female lead initially, but later fell in love with her again and confessed his feelings. Unfortunately, the female lead didn't like him. She then erased all memories of him loving her and anything related to her, divorced him, and left him. This plot is so melodramatic! The author hasn't finished updating it yet.

It's actually possible, you just need to be patient and wait until chapter 90. The heroine's highlights later on are really satisfying. Although I've only read about chapter 200, I couldn't resist writing a review. There are some funny moments in the story, they're hilarious! Aside from the frustrating beginnings that made me angry, the anger subsided after the Summoner Tournament. Overall, it's quite good.