Keep the Beauty System. I’ll Go to the Northwest and Marry an Officer

In short: This is a system that loves men! Everything revolves around conquering the crazy male lead. I've read 120 chapters and it's still dragging on. All of the female lead's achievements come from conquering the male lead, this setting... Is a bit confusing 🤦, the scope could be expanded a bit more. In addition, the writing style is quite good.

I've confirmed that this isn't my type of story. Both systems seem terrifying, and the male lead's awakening is also quite frightening. I was completely confused while reading it, and it gave me goosebumps! However, it's unlike any other historical fiction I've read before. I think it might be a unique and good story. If you're interested, you can give it a try!

The historical romance novel, thanks to the female lead's transformation, is almost turning into a redemption story. Redemption is fine, but I don't want the female lead to end up with the male lead. Isn't it better for her to be beautiful on her own? Unlike typical historical romance novels, this one, with its step-by-step plot twists, gave me the creeps. The female lead is so beautiful, so incredibly beautiful...

The content is truly rich. It starts with the female protagonist's life in the Northwest during a cataclysmic event. The harsh environment is secondary; the key is that her life is constantly threatened. From the beginning, I told her not to fall for the male lead—he's about to kill her, and she still loves him?

It's rare to find a historical romance novel where the male and female leads are constantly at odds (the author's system simultaneously suppresses the female lead while granting her a huge advantage, and even tries to bring the two together).

It's quite good. The female lead is a military doctor who uses a random event system to obtain medical-related rewards from crises, earning great merit and rising in rank. I'm looking forward to side stories, such as the female lead collaborating with a research institute later on.

Great, I love this kind of challenging and suspenseful writing. However, the author needs to release more chapters so we don't have to follow it for too long. Sometimes, when we're following a story, we see something newer and abandon it 🤦🤦🤦. After all, I've done that many times myself. Many books on my shelf that I initially loved, I just couldn't keep reading.

This crazy system alone deserves five stars! It's hilarious! The plot is tight, smooth, and full of twists and turns without feeling out of place. The female lead's helplessness at being driven to despair by the system is incredibly funny. Her wit and courage in dealing with the darkened male lead make the whole story very lively and interesting. And here's the key point: it's not childish! Not childish! Not childish! Already on my bookshelf, looking forward to the next installment…

This book is really good, why isn't the rating high? The control group was given a second chance at life, with their systems swapped, and those who lived better still did so well. This shows that while opportunity is important, intelligence is even more crucial. A smart person can still play a winning hand even with a bad one.

The content is fresh and interesting. The "golden finger" (random tasks) and the familiar tropes (transmigration into a book, conquering a scheming woman, shining brightly) are all unique. Finally, I don't have to read the same old stories anymore! The development of relationships between characters and the heroine's conquest route are all unexpected. Highly recommended! ❤️❤️❤️