After I Transmigrated as Cannon Fodder, the Male Lead Went Off Script

It's a good read, very well-written, and the male and female leads are well-developed; I really liked them. The scene where the female lead, after being seriously injured, goes to see Doctor Ye, causing the male lead to become jealous and break into her room at night, is especially sweet. However, some details are left unexplained, which is a bit of a shame.

It's alright, but it's obvious that many things are left unexplained later on. For example, after the female lead is kidnapped and rescues herself, she goes to the Princess's residence. Why does He Minmin act awkwardly when she sees her? Is it related to her?

It's quite good. The female lead is brave and resourceful, and not blinded by love. Although she saves the amnesiac male lead early on and develops feelings for him (but only before she knows it's him), she immediately keeps her distance after returning to the capital and realizing she saved him. The only regret is not being able to give such a great second male lead a romantic pairing.

The entire story is devoid of melodramatic misunderstandings or emotional turmoil, offering a soothing and healing pace. From the flickering candlelight to the first rays of dawn, from tentative stirrings of affection to unwavering commitment, the ending line, "Throughout the years, walking together is the best time," gently concludes all the heart-fluttering moments and entanglements.

The plot is fast-paced, but things like Ye Qingchen's later life weren't explained clearly. However, there was a lot of character development in the early episodes, so it's still worth watching from beginning to end.

Good! A concise and well-written story, not dragging on. It's not really about forceful possession; the male lead is just a little possessive, but he respects the female lead. There's no physical or emotional abuse. The second male lead has an alias, but it's not a common development. I thought he might go crazy for a while, and some things I thought were foreshadowing didn't actually happen. Keep up the good work, author!

Good job, Your Highness! You've taken the initiative!

It's good that it's straightforward and doesn't drag on.

The plot is relatively simple, but the character portrayals and inner monologues are quite vivid. The only downside is the abrupt ending. It's a sweet romance novel, and overall it's alright.

Wouldn't it be nice to have some side stories? I'm still wanting more!