After I Transmigrated Into a Book, I Took in the Miserable Third Male Lead

I enjoyed watching it again, hahaha, but it's so frustrating to catch up, sob sob. To give you my opinion, this story is to my liking; otherwise, I wouldn't have followed it to the top. The only drawback is the writing style; there are quite a few mistakes, but my brain will automatically fill in the gaps.

This book is absolutely my favorite! Initially, I was a little uncomfortable with the idea that the male lead was the third concubine of the Prince of Yan, but the author handled it very well, and the male lead quickly distanced himself from her. The main characters are also quite talkative; they say what they're unhappy about directly. They haven't explicitly stated anything yet, but it's really sweet, I love it so much! 😍😍😍

Aside from the male and female leads being quite annoying, everything else was pretty good. Although the Crown Prince always tried to harm our General, at least his intentions were legitimate—to eliminate dissidents. He was misled by the Prince of Yan into believing they were in cahoots. Normal villains, normal plot.

I admire Xiao Yan's frankness and confidence, and I admire Zhao Chengyu's openness and doting affection. These two people cannot be described with just one or two words. They are very good. There are not many awkwardness or misunderstandings in their relationship. Instead, they meet, get to know each other, accompany each other, and love each other.

It's a pretty good book. As the author said, it's a sweet romance where the characters don't get together right from the start, which is exactly what I like – a relationship with a beginning and an end, it feels more real and touching. The slow pace, with the romance unfolding step by step, is really engaging and keeps me reading.

Attention all fans of the "two strong" duo! It's so good, it's shockingly sweet ⌓‿⌓. The characters of the General and Young Master Xiao are very well-developed, their intimate interactions are without any flaws, they can protect each other, maintain mutual respect on a spiritual level, and there is not a single gap or sense of incongruity caused by their superior-subordinate relationship, which…

It's so good! Who can understand the adorable contrast between the two characters' personalities before and after? It's incredibly cute! The general in the beginning is a strong and resilient figure, but then we discover he's actually a crybaby—he's such a sweetheart! Xiao Yan also has a similarly adorable contrast.

Yes, it's very well written. I absolutely love their relationship development; the pacing is fantastic! It's a mutual pursuit, but they're both slow learners. People often say love is about feeling indebted, and that's exactly how it is with the General and Xiao. Sometimes, when I can't quite recall our past experiences, the profound gratitude for saving my life suddenly comes back.

Oh my god, this is so good!!! I've been following this book since the beginning, even though I lost my account once, it's okay, I can start over, it's really so good!!! The characters are all vividly and distinctly described, and the romance between the young couple is so sweet. I haven't seen any angst yet, I love this kind of story with both strong leads and sweet moments!!!

It's amazing! Men get their periods after seeing it, women go crazy, it's the nemesis of depression, the alarm clock for those in a vegetative state, it evokes the longing and unrequited love of a villager living on welfare for a widow, it's so beautiful that tears stream down my face like the Qiantang River tide.