[Period setting + transmigrate into a book + contrasting families + extraordinary everyday life + romance]
Lin Lexue thought she had simply been reborn without drinking Meng Po’s soup. Apart from that, she was still an ordinary person. Little did she expect that her seemingly random reincarnation into a new body would turn out to be a transmigration into a book, where her family was supposedly the story’s “contrast group.” They had done nothing wrong; they simply met a tragic end because the beloved Lin Lexue was so favored. By contrast, the original female lead’s family doted on Lin Beibei, and they all lived happily ever after. In the end, the story’s takeaway was that it was good to be born lucky. Those without good fortune couldn’t hold on to it, even when it came their way.
Lin Lexue: …
Now that she knew the plot and was being affected by it, did she really have to be “passive” about everything? She would just watch and see what blessings Lin Beibei, the family’s lucky charm, actually had. Lin Lexue carried on with her usual life, while Lin Beibei’s days grew just as colorful as ever, thanks to the male lead, Lu Zhan.
But everything had already changed the moment Lin Lexue appeared. A butterfly flapped its wings, and the result was a world turned upside down.
(The male lead appears relatively late.)
Let's not talk about anything else.
Many times, a paragraph almost occupies a page. How can I read it? It affects the viewing experience very much and seems too laborious. The least amount is half a page.
There is a female supporting character named Zhao Dian Dian who is difficult to comment on.
The heroine in the original book is a Fu Bao setting, and the heroine feels very aloof when she wears it. Then there is no story about childhood, it is directly about the time when the heroine was in college, and the explanation is not clear.
This kind of control group is boring to watch.
Let's not talk about anything else. Many times, a paragraph almost occupies a page. How can I read it? It affects the viewing experience very much and seems too laborious. The least amount is half a page. There is a female supporting character named Zhao Dian Dian who is difficult to comment on. The heroine in the original book is a Fu Bao setting, and the heroine feels very aloof when she wears it. Then there is no story about childhood, it is directly about the time when the heroine was in college, and the explanation is not clear. This kind of control group is boring to watch.
The first one [laughing evilly]
Sometimes the heroine is quite sick