Transmigrated as the Villainess? I’ll Follow in My Seniors’ Footsteps!

1. The frequency of typos is generally low, and the author is also very meticulous. 2. The scene changes will not be confusing, unlike Su Meng's book where no dividing lines are added during scene changes. 3. The author borrowed a little bit of Orange in the first 10 chapters or so, and Orange does not appear too much. The subsequent chapters are basically the author's original work. The description language may be relatively bland, and the content is rarely described in more detail. 4. There is a lack of description of the appearance of the protagonist. Reading the second volume gave me the illusion that the protagonist is both a lolita and a royal sister (of course it does not affect reading) 5. It can be seen that the author particularly likes to use ellipses. If he wants to write more depressingly, the effect is obviously not enough. Besides, it feels a little strange to add it in inappropriate places. For example, in Chapter 67, "Xue Rou... You should also prepare in advance... Don't lose the scene..." This Young Master Qin is also different from ordinary people. He speaks as if he is about to die (if the author is trying to make up the word count, pretend I didn't say it) 6. I want to watch something more exciting!!!!!!! 😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋

My dear, the author changed from male to female and it was Lily. Although the gender has changed, the essence has not changed. It looks weird. I hope I will write about two women in the future. (Stop being ever-changing)

Come on come on!

So beautiful and beautiful

Book friends, help book friends. 👍

Ellipses are always used in every sentence, which somewhat affects the perception.

Come on, author!

Exploded, can't stand it

Come on, author!