After Transmigrating, the Sickly One Catches the Eye of a Beastman Big Shot

I stayed up all night to finish it. Whether it's the main couple or the side couples, their relationships were exhausting to read. Those who enjoy dramatic ups and downs are in for a treat—they're incredibly complex. Those who love sharp tongues are also in for a treat—their words are practically razor-sharp.

I'm dying from watching this, it's so painful! 👍👍👍👍 Isn't the uke a special forces soldier? Why can't he do anything after turning into a female??? Wasn't the poison cured by Nanfeng later? Why is he still so weak? Why can't he live without the seme? Why???? Why does this have to be so painful for my eyes? Why???? Why? Why can't the uke live without the seme? Isn't Nanfeng a mutant?

After reading this book, I finally understand why book reviews exist—they really lure people in only to kill them! It was so painful to read. I wondered why I hadn't read it before, since the protagonist's character was exactly my type! Turns out, it was because I read the reviews! 🤦 I really cried. The author's writing is good, and the story is definitely a bittersweet romance.

Review: Very good. Although a bit melodramatic, the plot is coherent and engaging, perfect for people with free time. A heads-up: those with extreme shou (submissive) tendencies shouldn't watch this. A little spoiler: the seme (dominant partner) will belittle the uke (submissive partner) because of his stubbornness, but that's not a problem; they end up together anyway.

The bittersweet happy ending was pretty good. 2 Are straightforward, 2 are stubborn The only drawback is why Pedasi wasn't killed sooner.

1. The villain's character dies relatively late. 2. Several couples each have their own reciprocal illnesses. 3. Don't talk back. 4. As expected of the beast realm, it perfectly captures the essence of beastly nature. 5. The main couple is a domineering CEO, and the game features elements such as running away with a child and a hot-tempered seme.

I love reading this! After reading it, I felt like all the sweet romance novels I've been reading lately had become bland. Before reading, I read the reviews and thought it would be really bad, but after preparing myself mentally, it wasn't too bad. Although there were some angst-filled moments, considering Hanqi's illness, it was still within my tolerance.

I really like this book, and almost every couple's ending has an epilogue, which is perfect for someone like me who enjoys stories with multiple couples. But did the author hide this book? I can't find it on other phones.

I was initially drawn in, and the beginning was a nail-biter. As for the main couple, well, they're a perfect match – they're definitely going to be inseparable! Both have a lot of controversial points, so I won't spoil the plot; you'll have to read it to find out 😎.

Let me say a few words, just a few simple words. These two sentences aren't strictly necessary, but they certainly deserve a few more. They're not particularly important, but if I don't say them, there's really nothing else to say. While what I'm about to say can be summarized as these two sentences, frankly, saying two sentences isn't really two sentences.