I Got a Love Gu Planted in Me After Crossing the Miaojiang Saintess

It's a really good show, and the characters really resonate with me. However, I feel that the saintess's lust is too strong, and she's quite obsessive. She clearly suffered a lot as a child being imprisoned in the palace, yet she still uses that same tactic on Yin. Yin's past is truly pitiful; unequal relationships prevent one from receiving true love. Although the Holy Maiden saves Yin from danger every time, let's not worry about where the danger comes from for now.

Although it only has two chapters, it's really good. Yin Huaixi, who transmigrates into the body of a cannon fodder character in the novel, wakes up to find herself trapped in a cave teeming with poisonous insects and chained to her body. In this desperate situation, she feigns weakness to survive.

It's good, and the story is engaging. The author has always written well about romance, but the themes have tended to be a bit cliché. This time, however, the fresh and original themes make it especially delicious.

The writing is good, and the whole novel is indeed refreshing, except for the part where Huaixi is imprisoned, which was a bit hard for me to accept. But everyone has different tastes, so it's subjective. Because it's told from Huaixi's perspective, I felt a little sorry for her and saddened by her setbacks.

How come I never realized that a show with two female leads was so good?! I'm in love! I used to only watch heterosexual romances, but now I've discovered how delicious GL (gay/girlfriend) romances are—how much have I been missing?! 😭😭😭

The plot is gripping, and the author's writing is excellent, with very detailed descriptions. Secondly, the two main characters are very different. I really like Sang Che in the book. She is a saintess with a cold personality and a cunning black lotus. She is also very devoted to death! Finally, I wish the author happiness every day! Please write more stories featuring two female leads! 🥹 This is my first time writing a book review, and it's not very good. This book is really good!

So delicious!!! This theme is also incredibly appealing. What's especially amazing is that the love potion can actually be removed after being planted—that's what makes it so delicious; even without the love potion, you'll fall in love. The two female leads are deeply in love with each other, and the little dog Che and little Huai Xi are so adorable.

The plot is quite good, the first thirty chapters are excellent, then around chapter 40, I kept putting myself in Yi's shoes, and it became particularly painful. Yi's part constantly yearns for freedom and wants to get rid of the love potion, but around chapter 80, she still can't achieve it, constantly teetering on the edge of a tragic ending.

Yeah, it's good. Those who like yandere/capture/escape stories are in luck! [Learned something new] The love-hate relationship between Sang Che and Yin Huaixi is constantly teetering on the edge of a precipice; if handled carelessly, it could become a fatal flaw. Fortunately, the author handled it fairly well. [I've learned something]

This novel featuring two female protagonists is truly phenomenal! The plot is tight and deeply moving, with no dragging at all; every passage kept my heart racing. The author's writing is delicate yet powerful, conveying emotions exceptionally well and creating a powerful sense of immersion.