I Transmigrate to the 1990s and Accidentally Steal the Brooding Male Lead
穿越九零，我意外撬走病娇男主
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- Completed
- Length
- 544k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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253Chapters
33.6kReads · 30 days
414.2kReads · all time
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The premise is interesting, but... Is it really sweet? All I felt was the wicked capitalist male lead scheming and tormenting the naive and innocent female lead. She was completely under his control; when he was injured, he pretended to be a green tea bitch and made her do this and that.
The female lead is incredibly soft-hearted and completely under the male lead's thumb 🤦 The male lead is a bit disgusting, but the female lead is willing to give in, so they're a good match. The male lead disappears for months, and the female lead can't find him. When she finally gets through on the phone, the other person claims to be his girlfriend, and she forgives him the moment they meet.
I couldn't stop smiling while reading; the plot was so hilarious! The female lead transmigrated into a book as a cannon fodder supporting character. Originally, she just wanted to survive and stay away from the male and female leads, but she ended up hiding in the male lead's car. Then, the original female lead ran away, never interacting with the male lead, but this female lead did.
It's exceptionally good, fast-paced, and without any dragging or obvious plot holes. The female lead is very well-developed—witty and incredibly good at coaxing the male lead. Even with his yandere personality, the male lead hasn't shown any obvious coercion or control towards her up to chapter 124.
It's not bad, that's my opinion on the logic and writing style of this story, but it still changes the fact that it's a male-oriented novel with a strong female lead who wears leather shoes (her personal space can't be opened at a crucial moment, and she has to wait for the male lead to save her, how funny...).
It's rare to find a book with an unconventional plot and decent writing. Regarding the point many readers have raised about: the original male lead killed Wen Zhaodi in his past life, and in this life, the transmigrated female lead becomes Wen Zhaodi but still stays with him.
It's a great show, and both the male and female leads are fantastic. Those who like to fawn over others, please do not contact. Both the male and female leads are intelligent. Those who say the male lead makes the female lead do all the work, please, who works for a boss without doing any work?
It's pretty good. I hope the female lead can earn more money to support herself, preferably owning her own house before considering playing love games with the male lead. Although modern people believe in living for the moment, I still hope the female lead can hook up with the male lead a bit [I understand]. If they get together right away, the feeling won't be the same.
So, did the male lead and the original female lead really end up together?
Wow, this is great! This is the first time I've read a period drama/yandere novel. I'm hooked and looking forward to more updates.