Transmigrated Into a Book in a Women's Novel, So Why Is the Heroine Better at Having Fun Than Me?

After listening to the first part, I felt it was quite satisfactory, but I couldn't listen to it. This kind of feeling gave me an indescribable feeling. If you say this novel is bad, you must think it's not bad. If you say this novel is good, it doesn't feel like it. It has a plot that attracts readers. But, if it were made into an anime, the plot would at least be considered top-notch among Japanese comics. But looking at the author's comments, there are several books that are bad, so I have to give a five-star praise [laughing]

It's not bad. It has some of the most classic female novels. Compared to other novels where the protagonist is busy wherever he goes, this protagonist is more like a traveler, witnessing the stories one by one. The writing is very good.

The author likes to make some summaries while writing the story, and discuss some of his own ideas with the readers. People who like it will like it: you can have some discussions with readers while reading the story. For those who just want to read the story, it may be a bit distracting. As for the story itself: the sentences are fluent and the main characters are well drawn. The author's handling of the emotional changes between the male and female protagonists is relatively sweet, and so far it doesn't feel too abrupt. The novel so far should be similar to a travelogue: the male and female protagonists continue to unfold various events during the journey, and the better part is that it can maintain a sense of freshness. The downside is that the pace may be a bit slow. Other aspects: The author will describe the environment in large sections and describe the characters' eyes many times in the dialogue, but I have to say that the repetitive description is a bit too much. Overall, this is an interesting book so far. I look forward to the author's future stories.

Let me briefly talk about my personal feelings: it is watchable, attractive, and the writing is okay. The protagonist and heroine are both foxes with thousands of years of experience, and neither of them fully believes in the other. Updates are slow, you have to keep it up (personally I think the biggest pain point)

This male protagonist is like a master. When I read Shi Zun's novels on male videos, I always wanted to find novels with this kind of effect. I didn't expect to see it in a novel about half-female videos [face covering]

As one comment said, the author has his own wisdom and spirituality and his own things. The subject matter is also special. Men are establishing themselves in the world of female videos, and being the heroine's grandfather, eh. It is the realm of cultivating immortals, which feels too low-level. Building the foundation is to build the foundation for cultivating immortals. From then on, the immortals and the mortals will be distinct, and I will break through all the entanglements between mortals. Here, even though he has the talent of golden elixir, he still looks like a mortal, and cultivating an immortal seems like a joke.

There is too much history in Tomato, but this book seems to be readable and acceptable so far.

It's exciting, the pace is not too fast, just right, but it looks very smooth, and the plot is also very interesting. I look forward to the follow-up updates. I really like the protagonist's non-obsessive slap in the face, and he is very strong but not arrogant. He doesn't say anything when encountering and just jumps in. The male and female protagonists both have the feeling of being a worldly master and don't panic when things happen. Watching the female protagonist slowly awaken to her yandere attributes is really great! The author should update it soon, update it soon, update it soon, I can't wait, it's not enough. I feel a little embarrassed behind

It's a comfortable reading, especially the way the male and female protagonists get along with each other. The rating is strangely low, and with such a high number of students, there are not many reminders for updates.

"Only those who deceive themselves can deceive others." She closed her eyes and muttered to herself.