You've Got It Wrong, I'm Not Even a Supporting Female Character

To be honest, the content of this book completely exceeded my expectations. I initially just skimmed through it, and the writing style at the beginning did give me a slight jolt, but the more I read, the more unforgettable those gruesome scenes became. They were so embarrassing I wanted to dig my toes into the ground!

It's great! The plot is exactly my type. I've read so many novels, and this is the first time I've seen a plot like this. I initially started reading because of the female lead's character, but I couldn't continue after reading a little over half. I thought it would be another old-fashioned story. I only kept reading after reading the comments section.

✨This is my first time reading a romance novel with one woman and multiple men. So pretty, so pretty, so pretty! ദ്ദി˶•̀֊•́)✧ [1 Woman and 4 men + transmigration into a book + angst + forced love from multiple male leads + a half-dead system + not a strong female lead] Synopsis: Lin Xihe never imagined she'd transmigrate into a book!

I love reading this! Author, I just want to know one thing: is the ending a harem ending? Since you wrote it this way, why couldn't you have written it that way? Every character is so deeply in love; I'd be really heartbroken if it didn't end in a full-blown romance, sob sob 🥺

I couldn't resist giving it a star rating halfway through; this novel is so good, I have to give it a thumbs up! It's a love triangle between four people; they basically can't keep their promises, and things always end up happening, with the traces always being seen by a third person the next day. So exciting!

The writing is quite good. Dr. Ye is a nice person, but their story ends quickly; she doesn't have a good impression of the man she picked up, but they're bound together by the system, and fall in love while traveling to the capital together, probably because of his looks, but his family atmosphere is indeed very good; her childhood sweetheart, the general, is also quite nice, returning from a…

The beginning is better than the end. The female lead isn't lenient at all in the beginning; she'll argue quite a bit 😜 But maybe it's because she's experienced more, which makes her personality more mature. Also, the label shouldn't be "farming."

Could you please write an "if" ending later on? (Sobs) I feel the author handled this kind of relationship brilliantly. First, there's the preconceived notion of love from the transmigrated protagonist, then there's the original body's innate feelings—it's truly heartbreaking and makes me feel so sorry for Gu Qinghuai. Is it really true that his childhood sweetheart can't compete with someone who suddenly appears?! Waaaaah, years of companionship can't even earn him three months of appearance?!

This is my second book. Hope you like it.

I cried so much. How can General Gu be so easy to cry about? 😢😢😢 Why are love triangles so touching? They're not cheesy at all. I have to be with Gu Jianjing 😢😢😢 It gets more and more exciting and engaging as you watch!