
I Transmigrated Into a Book and Became the Beloved Younger Sister of a Strong, Beautiful, Tragic Star
穿书娱乐圈美强惨亲姐我来宠
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- Completed
- Length
- 359k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Entertainment Stardom
- Updated
- 9mo ago
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It looks so good! But I hope it's a non-couple story; I'd like to see more interaction between the sisters. 😘😘
Why do all the sister-themed novels have a male lead? Let me warn you ladies about some pitfalls... There is a male lead and he has a significant presence for me (maybe because I've read too many novels without a romantic pairing). The male lead's princess carry of the female lead when he first appeared [Chapter 30] was quite abrupt (the female lead didn't know the male lead at the time, they…
I'm currently on chapter 31, which is where Xiao comes from. I don't understand why a sister story needs a male lead (or not) (but if he's not the male lead, who would start with a princess carry?). I hope the author clarifies whether Xiao is the male lead or not. I'll continue reading and leave a follow-up review if there are any changes.
I think the writing is quite good. I feel there are some foreshadowing elements. I think it's about Xia He (younger sister) who transmigrated and a villainous female supporting character drove Zhi Xia away. More than ten years later, the original Xia He transmigrates back, and without her childhood memories, she instinctively wants to be good to her older sister.
The story setting is very novel! (Reading up to chapter 143) There are some spoilers, so if you don't want to read it, don't read it. Otherwise, you'll accuse me of spoilers. Xia He has always been Xia He; there is no situation where he has been replaced by someone else.
The ending felt a bit rushed. Although there was an epilogue, I still feel it would have been better if it had been integrated more into the story. The story is quite novel, and I really like this feeling of self-salvation and mutual help.
Oh my god... I'm speechless with awe at the plot. How can someone write such a lighthearted, heartwarming, and engaging story that's also surprisingly concise? I'm so impressed! It's hilarious, the plot is original, and the mind-blowing ideas are so vivid they're making me want to use my brain. I love stories that require some serious thought. I give it a huge thumbs up! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
The beginning of the story was quite interesting, but the ending felt rushed. Personally, I think it could have been longer, or some of the romance subplot could have been cut. I'm currently in a state of confusion after finishing it, but I really enjoyed the part where the girls redeemed each other. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Everything was going well until the flute came on and it suddenly lost its appeal.
This book is truly wonderful. Zhouzhou is incredibly loving, and the family-themed story is incredibly heartwarming. I must praise the author's boundless imagination and timely resolution of plot holes. There are many foreshadowing elements, and the emotions are delicately portrayed. It's been a long time since I've finished a novel.