After I Transmigrated into an ABO Novel, I Married the Villain First and Fell in Love

✨🌷💗Fu Hanzhou💗🌷💗Qi Yuan💗🌷 ✨Recommended rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ✨Dual male leads, interstellar, ABO, transmigration into a book, older man/younger man relationship, both strong, both virgins, both from wealthy families, ambiguous and entangled relationship, the protagonist initially teases the other, they become mutually affectionate after they realize their feelings for each other, the protagonist falls in…

So good! (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ I really love the author's pacing. Every joke in the book is perfectly placed, and there's no forced embellishment. The best part is that it doesn't try to elevate the main characters by belittling them; they're all wonderful people. Readers can also feel the charm of the original characters, which is fantastic. I rarely see this kind of thing on Tomato Books. I love you, author! (ɔˆ ³(ˆ⌣ˆC) I hope you can write many new books; this one is a huge hit! 😘😘

So good! So good! So good! It's absolutely perfect and hits all my sweet spots. The author's writing is excellent, and the plot and characters are great too 😊 Anyway, I love it, and it's a no-brainer to buy it! The plot is sweet with almost no angst, so even those who like the uke (bottom/uke) can enjoy it. The uke isn't subservient! He's not overly sycophantic and is actually very smart. The seme (top/uke) is great too! The main couple is great! The side couples are great too!

It's so good! I finished it in one go this afternoon 💕 The author's plot twists are so dense! At first, the lack of explanations was a little frustrating, but it got really sweet later on. The main plot points in the middle were also very unexpected and exciting; it wasn't the kind of story where you could easily guess what would happen next. All three couples were great, so sweet! I hope everyone continues to be happy in another world 😢

This book's rating is really too low, it's so good! It's the first time I've seen this kind of setting, very novel and full of plot twists. There are actually many hints in the text, but you just can't guess them! I've never really liked stories where people make decisions for others in the name of love, but this one is very understandable. It's a little heart-wrenching and makes you cry a lot.

It's good! [Learned something new] The balance of sweetness and angst is just right, and the later plot is quite good. The part where I read "it was just using him" almost gave me a heart attack 🤦 I was afraid the seme would betray and abandon the uke.

I've been having a reading slump lately, and I can't even find a single book on Tomato with a reasonably normal protagonist. Those books rated 9. Something don't give me any desire to read them. But this book, while not breaking 9, tells a very normal and touching love story. I would like to take this opportunity to tell all readers.

Qi Wang's love is truly passionate. Although Fu Hanzhou has a sharp tongue, he's handsome, a good cook, and actually quite considerate. Overall, it's sweet, and he's quite adorable at times, haha. The original protagonist is also very reliable, and I really like Ji Rong. The main characters are also very talented. There are a few minor angst elements, which are nice and help to deepen the relationship. It's a great bedtime sweet treat. The plot flows smoothly, and I finished it in one go.

It's written very realistically, and it doesn't belittle others to highlight the protagonist's extraordinary abilities. You can tell they're all highly capable, but it's not mindless hype. The jokes are hilarious, lighthearted and enjoyable. And since everyone has a mouth, they say what they think and ask what they want directly, without beating around the bush.

It's seriously, seriously, seriously, seriously, seriously, seriously good! I really didn't expect the plot to be so amazing. At first, I just wanted to see the sweet moments between the two leads, but then I skipped around and realized it was getting angsty. I was initially hoping for a dramatic reunion, but later it wasn't just about the angst, it was about whether I could even live!