I Transmigrated into a Book as the Second Female Lead, and Had to Take Down the Overpowered Hero

Yes, yes, but there is a poisonous point. He has to travel by himself and can come back in the future. Whether he can return to reality together in the future or stay wherever he is, this is a poisonous point. There is nothing else. It is rare for a protagonist with yandere tendencies. I like it.

You really don't hold grudges. If I slap you, you can give it back to me in your next life.

I mind that the author added the villain label, the content is a bit too sublime and the protagonist's character is too two-sided. The writing is no different than if the supporting character Long Aotian changed gender. There is too little emotional connection with the other heroine.

Four points for lily, full points for pure love [sending heart] There's nothing poisonous about it, it's a normal and enjoyable article, but it's not exciting enough. The protagonist has a bit of a yandere attribute, and is gentle to his wife... A little awkward at the beginning but very good at the end, and there are sweets to eat 🤤

I have endured it before. I really couldn't stand it anymore, and later I replaced strength with IQ. I don't know where the IQ was added.

The plot is blunt and the emotional progression is unprepared. The plot in the dormitory is also very toxic. It has no use for the emotional line and it is described in a long way. It is obvious that his identity is so powerful but he will not take advantage of it.

Generally speaking, I don't recommend it.

The front is a little bit toxic, but the back is pretty good

Hey hey hey the main character turns into a yandere and loves to watch it

I think it's quite toxic. The main character is also very rude and unsightly in her actions. If you didn't say she was a woman, you would think she was a man. It really feels like reading a normal urban novel.