I Was Written into a Book, and I’m Living Life on My Own Terms

It's quite good-looking. The male protagonist is as gentle as a jade and a gentle man. He is really kind to the female protagonist and very cute. I am looking forward to their relationship. The temperament of the male protagonist in the original book is something I didn't expect 😂 At the beginning, I thought he was a cold and cold guy, but he turned out to be an out-of-touch guy. The pile of "gold" in the house is a bit unclear but so cute. The heroine is well described in her argument with a domestically violent man. The heroine is really good at using what she has. The storm of the talent show has not yet passed, and I am always afraid that the heroine will be taken back. I look forward to the author's follow-up updates. It's a bit hard to remember the heroine's recollection of the original heroine's multiple rebirths in the original book at the beginning. There are so many at once, and the amount of information is a bit overwhelming. But it can still be sorted out slowly as you read on. I'm just a little curious that the heroine traveled through time and changed the plot. Although she has traveled through the second life of the original heroine, does it count as the third life of the heroine in the original book? After all, it's a little different🤔. In this way, the heroine is a real parallel world in life, not a novel world🤔. In the first life, the original heroine died (I forgot how); in the second life, she switched to the male protagonist of the original book and made a comeback; in the third life, she also made a comeback, but with an added variable, Lu Manman🤔, it will be a little different from the second life, so it is the third life. Or is it still considered her second life? She is still in a book, which is equivalent to entering a serialized book and becoming a player in the game, taking Lu Manman's place and writing her story track🤔 From many aspects, it can be seen that the author must have checked the information. I can't tell whether it is correct or not, but it is indeed very attentive. Personally, I think the writing is very good. I am still looking forward to the development of the story. I hope the author will write more. Hold on, don't just rush into the street if you don't want to write half of it.

I'm looking forward to it very much, and I especially like the male protagonist. He is careful and considerate, and it feels like a spring breeze turning into rain, slowly nourishing people's hearts, and making people affected and influenced without knowing it. Reading the comments, some people said that the male protagonist is a subordinate of the original male protagonist, maybe he is an errand boy. It is not written in the article, but he is a deputy general with an official position, and he can open a house in the capital. As for the heroine, I think she's a bit nicer and more colorful, but who doesn't like a handsome guy? The heroine is quite sober and knows that what she needs now is to survive, instead of falling in love with an ancient person as soon as she comes and loving her to death like other novels do. How can a modern person have so much love? Anyway, I quite like the current ambiguity between the male and female protagonists who are tearing each other apart and testing each other. Thank you to the author for adding more updates, it's not enough to read [awkward laugh][awkward laugh]

It's average. It's a good book to read. There are few emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists. Comparatively, the heroine Lei calls the male protagonist "Brother Bai" [face-covering]. There is also a description in the article that the names of the male protagonist's generation all have the word "" in them. When the heroine called "Brother Bai", a lot of people looked at the heroine [face-covering] [face-covering] [face-covering]

It's so good to read it all in one go, it's a rarity. It just ended too quickly, I want more extra episodes 😘😘😘

A very beautiful article, the writing style is very exciting, the characters are written vividly and vividly, but the ending is a bit perfunctory and ends too early.

It's a short and sweet article, and there's nothing to worry about.

Not bad, the heroine is really good at cooking! After watching half of it, most of them still cook 👍

The heroine is the real living Bodhisattva and I like it even if I am the hero 😂

Is it okay to read it when I'm in a book shortage?

It's good to watch. I like the characters of the male and female protagonists, but the interaction is a bit lacking and the ending is too hasty. I still want to see the rest 🥺