The Female Side Character in a Male-Oriented Novel Is Training Dogs Again

Wow, it's super good! There weren't any plot points that made me uncomfortable or awkward. The female lead is beautiful, smart, and shrewd. There are really no red flags; it's incredibly good. But I'm curious about what the meaning of the male lead being sometimes "pure" and sometimes "impure"—is it physical or mental? Is it the original owner of this body or another woman?

Waiting for the third world, the first two felt completely different. The first world was great; the original female lead used and discarded the original male lead, who was reborn to seek revenge and then met the female lead again, taking care of her for life.

Yes, it's possible, but it's different from other books with this kind of plot (for example, there's one where the protagonist transmigrates into a fictional world as the male lead's blind date, which feels like a female-oriented novel). This one doesn't have any brainless cannon fodder characters, but the writing style is probably a bit more restrained compared to male-oriented novels.

The author writes so well! It's not one of those stories where the male lead turns into a dog the moment he meets the female lead. The slight back-and-forth between the male and female leads is really engaging! And this mix of hate and love makes it even sweeter!

The first world was just an ordinary young couple; there wasn't any dog-training plot, just the male lead being gentle and docile.

The tug-of-war was quite cute and had a lot of tension... But the second season was just too much of a tragic fall from grace.

The male protagonist's basic state: Bro, don't worry, I wasn't fooled by her at all. I was just playing a game with her. How could I not know she was playing dumb? My act of being completely infatuated with her was actually part of my plan. Everything is going according to plan. Enough said, I actually have my own plans. *Sniff* 🥰🥰 You guys are hilarious! The theme is very novel, and it's super good!

Absolutely amazing!!! I've been following this book since the last one, and it's just as fantastic. The last one only had two worlds, which wasn't enough at all. I really hope the author can write more worlds in this one and not end it too soon. There are so few books that really suit my taste these days!

It's very well written, but there's one thing: I hope the female lead's transformation isn't too drastic. She should stay true to the original character, because the change from the live-in son-in-law role was a bit too much. The female lead's reason for having the male lead move back to the bedroom was good—she was afraid her grandfather would see her—but the original plot also mentioned that…

I found the first small world setting very novel and enjoyable, but the chapters were rather short, giving it an unfinished feel. The long, large-print section could be improved. The second world setting was also interesting, but it defied common sense. It was also too short, with many parts feeling rushed. So it felt a bit odd.