[Transmigrate into a book + devoted to each other + sweet romance and satisfying wish fulfillment + no rivalry between women]
Shen Shangli transmigrates into a book and becomes the cannon-fodder supporting female character, who meets a tragic end.
In the book, the original owner breaks off her engagement when the male lead is at his lowest. He endures the humiliation, eventually becoming a great general with an impressive record of military victories.
When his victorious army returns to the capital, the male lead's first target is the original owner's husband's family.
Her husband is exiled three thousand li for embezzlement and bribery, while she is sent to the entertainment bureau and eventually dies a horrible death in the street.
After transmigrating into the book, Shen Shangli decides to cling to the male lead. First things first: she'll never agree to break off the engagement!
She pesters him until he lets her move into the general's residence. Every day, she fusses over him and tries every way she can to treat his leg injury and persuade him to join the army.
In the military camp, she witnesses the male and female leads meet and gradually fall for each other. Shen Shangli thinks she can finally bow out gracefully.
But one night, the male lead suddenly barges into her room. Seeing her packed and ready to run away, his eyes turn red.
“Li'er, were you going to leave me again?”
The content is very good, the rhythm is quite tight, and the male and female protagonists get along very well. However, there are too many sub-CPs, and the main CP takes up almost half of the space. There is no priority. I still prefer to read the main CP part.
I feel that the plot is well described, and I feel like I am getting more and more addicted as I read, but some parts may be typing or something, there are a few errors, and there are also typos of names. Personally, I don't have much objection to how many main and deputy CPs appear. I still like the way each pair of CPs get along, and I hope they all have a good life. It's just a pity that the pair of Brother Fu and Sister Xue Ning [almost cried] [almost cried] [almost cried] [almost cried] [almost cried] Dear author, are you so cruel to end it? Can you continue writing? I haven't read enough [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying]