Transmigrate into a Book and Stir Up Trouble: Big Shot, Why Haven't You Run Yet?

How to put it, maybe in Mu Xizhou's eyes and others' eyes, it was that Gu Xian went all out to please him in order to get him, and then he accepted it, but in the end, Gu Xian left him, which in Mu Xizhou's eyes was no different from being chased and abandoned by a scumbag 😳

The two of them are pretending to be husband and wife, and cute Gu Xian is also living a good life, but at this rate, they should soon be in the anti-prison situation. I can't wait

Gu Xian has such a miserable life. The darkening value of Mu Xizhou after passing through has almost exploded. His gentle methods are of no use to Mu Xizhou. The male protagonist wants to kill him. Each system task is more dangerous than the last.

Except when the atmosphere between the two was ambiguous, it was difficult to tell who was the main attacker in the early stage. Gu Xian had been saving Xizhou. Xizhou, like an angry little daughter-in-law, didn't want to talk to Gu Xian at all and just wanted to kill him.

It's too difficult for Gu Xian. The blackening value is so high, and the system does not allow characters to be OOC. He has to save the blackening value, but at the same time he can't be too nice to Mu Xizhou. This... Difficulty is comparable to Party A's request for colorful black.

The story line is compact and the plot is not too slow. I just feel that the author is trying hard to make each character a phenomenon, which is quite good.

Mu Xizhou is really an irritable princess with high needs (e^princess metaphor should be common), she often has to be coaxed by Gu Xian, and gets angry when others say something.

The story line is clear and not laggy, which is good.

It's been quite sweet recently. Gu Xian was very miserable to me in the front, and Mu Xizhou also slowly changed his bad thoughts towards Gu Xian.

This book is very nice, very immersive, easy to understand, and not wordy.