Come Home, Transmigrator!

I was drawn in by the author's introduction; their writing was quite good. As for the content, each monkey has its own way of being tied up; some people might find it tedious and padded with words, while others might find it entertaining and interesting. I belong to the latter group. It's a bit of a shame that although the synopsis mentions the mother and father, the main characters in the main text are still in a secondary gender position, for example, "only daughter" or "she".

There's a theory: could her boyfriend have killed her? The entire process guides the female lead to recall her memories, but her boyfriend won't say anything, and the female lead gets a headache just thinking about him. What should we do with this Prince Qi?

I liked the way the scene was introduced from above. I liked the imperfect main and supporting characters. However, the plot was a bit sentimental and a little dry.

How can I put it? It's just so good! I can't quite describe it. It's philosophical and beautiful, like those fairy tales I read as a child that taught me life lessons, but it's not as simple. It's profound, but I can't quite put my finger on it. I also like the writing style; it's not weird, just very comfortable to read. In short, it's just so good! I love it! Please update soon!

I've finished reading it, and it's very good. The main strength lies in its excellent theme. Whether the female protagonist has a good family background, good friends, or a good love life is both important and unimportant. No matter how smooth her life is, or how happy and fulfilling she appears to outsiders, it cannot mask the fact that she has lost power, freedom, and a sense of self.

Trust your writing skills

A wonderful story, written in the style of a fairy tale, I really enjoyed it. It's a pity there aren't enough updates; I can't update daily.

It's an interesting perspective, with the female protagonist on live stream searching for her memories, but some parts are a bit too sentimental.

Beautiful, powerful at its core, and hopeful in its words.

Highly recommended for female readers. A very enjoyable read. The author's other book is also excellent.