Transmigrated as the Simp Villainess? The Heroine’s Men Are Fighting to Be Her Side Piece

I have read both of these two books, and they are both very good! The previous book was better, but I have a bad point about this one. The heroine was forced to change her face. It felt so aggrieved. They thought all the glory of the heroine belonged to the original heroine. There is no other way. However, the plot and writing are not bad. It is very good [sending heart][sending heart][sending heart][sending heart] I beg you, author, why is the heroine so powerful, but she always gets knocked out by Song Qi and Yu Wan? Another face change, another restart of the plot, and then being bound to Yu Wan's system, being recognized as Yu Wan, and being fed Yu Wan's face and life. It made me feel uncomfortable, and there was an unknown fire. I thought she was Shen Nanzhi, she was her, not the person being dominated, not the heroine being threatened. What I wrote before is really good-looking, the heroine is set up well, and powerful, but in the end, she fell into Yu Wan's hands everywhere. Do you have to write a stand-in? I feel that it would be much more comfortable to not have these things. I have read both of your books. The writing is very good and I like it very much. However, I really think this one is not as good as the previous one. The heroine in this book is purely a worker and makes wedding dresses for others. The front is a heroine. , Knows martial arts, is a powerful hacker, and is also very good at playing games. This is the heroine in my heart. The first part is really fun to watch, but the second part is really boring and very toxic. I hope the author can change the second part of the story after reading this review. It's really good to watch the second part.

It's good-looking, good-looking, and refreshing... Sir, it's really well written. Men get nervous after reading it, and women read it about amenorrhea. This article is the nemesis of depression and an alarm clock for vegetative people. It writes about the longing for the widow and the feeling of being unable to love the five-guarantee households in the village. Summary: The teacher's article is not an article, it is from the Renaissance. The roses in the church bells are the lights of thousands of houses in the dim night, the fragrant daisies in the fields, the red camellias blooming at the end of winter, the cicadas chirping outside the classroom, and my fateful Aphrodite in the best midsummer. The spring water by the Seine is not as good as you, and the roses in Bulgaria are not as good as you. You are a divine gift. You are given by God to save me, so that my soul can be baptized and sublimated. You are a beam of light in my dim sublimation. You illuminate my dark life. You fill my black and white world with colors and give me new life.

Among the current proliferation of Chuan Shu novels, the most rare thing is that it breaks away from the cliché of "female counterattacks just to steal the male protagonist" and writes about women's awakening and resistance to PUA in a way that is both refreshing and powerful. Shen Nanzhi's start was a typical "tool man's dilemma": with a face similar to that of the heroine, he was bound in the "humble dog-licking" script and became a pawn to promote the relationship between the male and female protagonists. However, the author did not let her fall into the old path of "female competition after darkening", but used the famous scene of kicking the male protagonist's ribs to complete the most complete plot cut - she did not want to become the new heroine, but to tear up the labels of "stand-in" and "spare tire" and regain the initiative in her own life. This kind of sobriety gives the subsequent "Wife Chasing Crematorium" and "Xiong Jing" lines a completely different texture. It's so beautiful. Woooooooooooooooooooooooooo author, you must keep writing.

The tug-of-war plot is well written, but the identity between the original heroine and the current heroine is a bit too unclear.

Recently, I especially like to read novels with about 200,000 to 400,000 words. At first, I thought it was a simple story where I am the female supporting character, and then slowly becomes the female protagonist because of someone traveling through time. But the author has some clever ideas, that is, the female supporting character is originally the female protagonist, but she thinks she is the female supporting character. The male protagonists all like her for a reason, and every encounter has foreshadowing, which is quite interesting. The male protagonists would like her because they had encounters with her in the past, but these opportunities only came about after she met the male protagonists and then traveled back in time, so she didn't have much feeling when interacting with the boys. But because the male protagonists have previous memories, they will suddenly fall in love with the female protagonist at a certain point. 1V6 is a bit too much, but it is also enjoyable. I like Xu Chaoyi the most. Highly recommended, it's still a very good read.

It's a good read. I thought Tomato's novels were almost homogeneous, but I didn't expect that there would be such a novel that offends me. I really like Shen Nanzhi. She has a great personality, a lot of skills, and is both good and flirty. I haven't found a novel to be very interesting in a long time. I'm really looking forward to the story of Shen Nanzhi's unfavorable future. 😳😳😳

The author writes beautifully! It's my type 😜 💕 💕

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The writing is too much for my liking. I can't read it. The author should update it soon 😢

It's so cool, the plot and writing are both good and beautiful.