Best Friends Transmigrate Together, and the Villainous Male Lead Spoils Them Rotten

To be honest, it's quite good... But there are too many conspiracies. It feels like from the first chapter, the two female leads are just leveling up and fighting monsters. Wow, they're not tired, but I'm exhausted just watching! It's so tough! My head is spinning. The two couples aren't unsweet, they are actually quite sweet, but they mostly seem like teammates leveling up together.

Dear author, I have a plot idea I could write in the side stories. Two female protagonists accidentally travel back to the modern world, only to discover it's a dream. Then, two male protagonists frantically search for them, and because of a seven-star alignment, they end up in the same place where the two female protagonists are, where they meet, get to know each other, and fall in love. Something like that!

It looks good. Here's my personal opinion (feel free to disagree, but please don't attack me). Now that Su has come to this place, and given her status as a former dynasty princess, she's a ticking time bomb. If she doesn't rebel, then she, Yu, and the male lead will all suffer a terrible fate.

In this true political drama, the main characters often nearly perished. The female lead and her best friend demonstrate modern wisdom, striving to make their own unique contributions to the era. The male leads are also loyal to their emperor and patriotic—a truly powerful and admirable tale.

Super good! It's a light comedy with political intrigue, and I absolutely love the East Depot couple—they're both incredibly intelligent and emotionally intelligent. I hope the ending lets the female lead return to the modern world, and the male leads can be either a movie star to be with Qingqing, or a professor or someone with power to be with Wanwan. I can't wait! 🥰🥰🥰

This is so good! Author, please update more often! I'm so impatient waiting! I love the East Depot couple, haha!

The book is quite good, with a relaxed pace and nice writing. ✌︎˶╹ꇴ╹˶✌︎ 1. I really like the best friend wearing the same outfit. 2. The rhythm is a feeling I quite like. 3. I really like some of the details because I'm a detail freak haha ​​😄 Overall, most of them are to my liking and are quite good.

It's been such a long, long, long time since I've found a novel this well-written! The descriptions of the life-and-death struggle with Prince Ning were especially immersive; I felt like I was right there in the scene, my scalp tingling and my heart pounding.

It's really good, I recommend buying it, you won't regret it [I'm so full]. I originally just wanted to find a random book to read in my spare time because I couldn't find anything good, but once I clicked on this one, it got better and better, which surprised me 😘

When the two female protagonists first transmigrated, Su Hewan's reaction was that they were real historical figures, often mentioned in historical records. Why did she discover after returning to modern times that there was no history and that she had actually transmigrated into a book? Was the female protagonists' initial perception of the two male protagonists based on the author's setting?