[Male suitors competing for the heroine + atypical 1v1 + the heroine takes no responsibility + a scheming, devoted and aloof harem]
She studied medicine for ten years without anyone knowing. Then she transmigrated into a book, and the whole world heard of her.
In the book, Su Qingwei isn't the universally adored heroine. She's a villainess who abuses her power to force men into her harem.
And that's not all: as the story goes on, everyone around her turns evil!
To stay alive, Su Qingwei resolutely decides to keep her head down and survive.
But her devoted, puppy-like husband already seems to be showing signs of turning evil...
There's no time to waste in reforming him!
Su Qingwei finally manages to keep him in check, but then more and more of her husbands start turning evil...
Overall, Shura Field is good. Jiang Ze, one of the male protagonists, likes the original heroine. His crazy love is based on the original heroine. He almost strangled the heroine when he doubted her. I feel a little weirdly uncomfortable. The rest is okay.
Oh my god, it's quite interesting 🤭 I can't even imagine the heroine's life, hehehe
At the beginning, it was clearly said that Li Xuanbai was a girl. The heroine went to cure Li Xuanbai's chickenpox. Why did Li Xuanbai turn into a boy later?
The plot and writing are good. I personally like this kind of plot in which the male protagonist and the female protagonist complement each other. I also like the character settings of the male protagonists. However, some of the male protagonists feel that they have feelings for the original protagonist before, especially the boss. Although he is very loyal to the female protagonist, he still doesn't like the plot of suspecting that the female protagonist is not the original protagonist and then plotting against her. I hope there is some hidden secret or something 🤦 🤦 🤔 Finally, I want to ask Li Did Xuan Bai change the character setting or did I miss [something] [what] [something]? Why did it feel like she suddenly became a man? I also went back to the first few chapters to read it, and it felt that it was obviously a woman's setting in the early stage. The author also wrote that Li didn't invite the husband to sleep with him for several days because of his favorite scar. Later, the author called Li "he" and I thought it was a typo... Could it be that the author wanted Li Xuanbai to join the heroine's harem? [What] [What] But if I didn't miss the plot, I hope to see an explanation in the later updated chapters, such as the power cultivated by Li, or the author can mark the supporting characters in the introduction with a little bit of bl settings 💕 💕 (I kind of mind the bl in the bg)
It's so good, why isn't it popular? The author's writing has a touch of humor. The six male protagonists are very distinct and full of characters. The female protagonist's transition from wanting to stay away from the male protagonist to staying alive is very reasonable and smooth.
I feel like the heroine and her husband and attendants need something to fuel the fire. I'm so looking forward to it [laughing][laughing][laughing]٩(๑^o^๑)۶
It's so good. I finally found a story that suits my taste. The heroine's temperament is very interesting. I hope the author can speed up the coding [please update] [admiration] [admiration]
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Overall, it's pretty good. Although everyone except Lao San is a little quick to forgive, the writing style is not trivial. The emotions are mixed with a little business and intrigue, and it's quite interesting. Regardless of some details, it's very smooth. The various husbands and servants are really vivid and have their own characteristics, especially the language of each character, which is very characterful. The overall article is humorous and worth reading!
It's nice to watch, there's nothing bad about it so far, and the plot and characterization are both okay.