Transmigrate into a Book: The Villainous Roughneck Isn't Acting Right

The story is alright. It features mutual unrequited love, a combination of a rough guy and a sweetheart, and has the usual elements of a time-travel fantasy novel. The protagonist is shrewd and the other is capable, which is quite in line with the situation at the time. However, it still has quite a few shortcomings.

I was drawn in by the elements of "era," "villains," and "rough guys" in the title. A quick glance at the synopsis seemed promising, and after reading a few chapters, I also quite liked the two male leads. I only wrote this review after finishing the book. Overall, the author's writing is quite good, skillfully using multiple parallel storylines, each with a beginning and an end.

Good article The protagonist appears kind but is actually clever and resourceful, allowing the villain to see his own light. The villain starts off a bit silly but gradually matures. Currently, it seems to be a mutual unrequited love; we look forward to what happens next.

The setting is realistically depicted, the protagonist's romantic storyline is grounded and develops gradually, the characters are meticulously portrayed, and the plot is tightly woven, logical, and compliant with regulations. Overall, it's fantastic! 👍👍👍💕💕💕

It's a female-oriented story with two male leads, quite heartwarming. The main appeal is the entanglement between the two characters, which is easy to understand. It's a sweet story suitable for those who prefer a submissive character.

(Personal review, please don't criticize if you disagree) I've been reading this novel for a long time. The plot is rich, but what I felt was best was watching Su and Qin's relationship evolve from strangers to sacrificing their lives for each other. Thinking about Qin Yue's heartbreak, I think the author did a great job.

I finished it in one go, it's really good. Both sides are working hard for a shared future, the protagonist has very positive values, and it really feels like it happened in that era. It's written very realistically, and it's one of the better period dramas out there. Highly recommended! 👍

After finishing this book and reading two more, I still want to praise it. It's been a long time since I've seen a story that treats the original male and female leads well. So many stories portray the original protagonists as villains, I really don't understand. I hope the new story of the secondary couple will be finished soon, I'm looking forward to it. Since I'm here, I'll go and urge them to update! 😏

I prefer the side couple, the brother-in-law and the brother-in-law, their immoral nature is off the charts. The main couple is more normal, but their relationship is quite a rollercoaster ride. They pretend to be nice to each other at first, then suddenly they confess and go all the way, it's like a broken car going on a highway and I almost couldn't hold back.

It's so good! I really love the 70s and 80s setting. The development of individuals and the era are intertwined; you can truly see the evolution of the entire historical context. 💕💕 I hope the author will incorporate historical facts to help readers better understand the stories of that era. And maybe occasionally share some rehashed content elsewhere. 🥰