I Transmigrated Into a Military Romance and Tore Up the Script. After I Gave Up, He Lost Control
穿越军婚撕剧本，摆烂后他失控了
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- Completed
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- 260k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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Something like Xia Xiaolan's story. I couldn't stop thinking about it long after I finished.
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Lazy to a whole new level! The heroine pretends to be mute and refuses to speak because she's so lazy.
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I haven't read much yet, but the writing is really good. It gives off a feeling of a memoir by a deceased wife. The female lead is beautifully portrayed, almost ethereal, like the thick yet light fog in a forest on a morning.
The female lead's half-dead state in the early episodes was really satisfying to watch (finally, she wasn't just giving in after being threatened by the male lead, haha). I wish it could have lasted a little longer, haha. Watch more if you like! So novel! I love it! Female protagonist lovers will find this book incredibly satisfying (so far).
It's really good! The emotional development between the main characters is natural, and their interactions are engaging. The author's writing is superb. The "retreating" part is a bit melancholic, and the ending leaves you wanting more. Overall, it's an excellent novel that stands out from other period dramas.
It's quite interesting; the premise is very novel, not one of those formulaic stories. I never expected that this kind of melancholic female lead would eventually overcome her sadness because of the male lead. The ending isn't a heartwarming slice-of-life story; instead, she goes through the inevitable death ending of the original book, and then everything starts anew.
I suspect the low score is because the apocalyptic arc wasn't finished and the story abruptly ended. But from my perspective, this book definitely deserves a 9.2. It's a book about deep love, pure love, redemption, and perhaps more. How fortunate it is to have someone chasing after you in a life of aimless drifting. Give it a try; you won't regret it. Lots of explicit content.
It's quite good. The male and female leads are both very rational; they both try to find solutions to problems, just in different ways. From either perspective, you'd feel sorry for the other. Their relationship is quite heartwarming, and there's a slight twist later on. Overall, it's a good watch.
It takes the tired trope of transmigration and rebirth and writes it in a fresh and exciting way. However, the later parts feel rushed, with many plot points seemingly written to fit the narrative. The female lead goes from resigned to waiting to die to not wanting to die but ultimately being forced to die by the plot. The male lead's helplessness during this part is very relatable. The ending, with both the male and female leads being reborn, provides a somewhat forced happy ending.
So sad! The female lead still died, and then the male lead committed suicide. Although the process was different, the ending is the same as the original book 😢 Then the male lead is reborn. It's only up to this point so far; the female lead hasn't been mentioned yet…
It's so beautiful, the kind of beauty that grows on you the more you look at it (o^∀^o)
I really enjoyed watching it. I liked the female lead's seemingly listless, half-dead state, yet she actually lived a very long time. The male lead, too, was afraid of losing her, afraid that she would really end it all (the female lead didn't commit suicide, she just lived as long as she could, and if she couldn't, she would accept it calmly). So he cherished her dearly and treated her very well. I liked that.