She Transmigrated into a Book as the Villainess, Then Joined the Hero’s Party Without Hesitation

Well. . I've only read the first dozen chapters, so I won't give a low score. The main reason is that I was blown away three times after reading just this little bit, so I couldn't help but continue reading. (The review of this book does not represent the full text, but only expresses personal opinions) In fact, the male-to-female ratio is good (not counting cannon fodder), but the powerful characters in the content I have seen are all male except for the protagonist. Of the three female characters I have seen so far, the protagonist needs to pretend to be weak (so she is a little frustrated). The original heroine has not grown up yet. Although the other girl is responsible for medical treatment, I have not seen much description. The brother of the original heroine is responsible for protecting the original heroine. He is directly responsible for the force in the team. After the original male protagonist appeared to rescue others, no one else found the protagonist. Although he was said to be inhuman, he still appeared in a male appearance, and was also referred to as "he". After he appeared, he beat the protagonist and pretended to be because he couldn't bear to be shocked by the protagonist and the pretender, and the original heroine and the original male protagonist said that they wanted to fight each other as soon as they met (although the protagonist, as the original author, can understand this, but he was still shocked) Although there may be strong female characters appearing later, I was shocked three times at the beginning. After my initial impression was settled, I already decided that this article was not suitable for me. . . It's quite rare to see a female pornographic post-sex story (at least this is the first time I've seen it), so come on, author!

I think it's very interesting. The original heroine is not weak. The heroine was originally written in a growth style, so of course the original heroine grew up step by step. Now it is obviously the early stage, and the original heroine still needs time to grow up. Then Bai Xiaoling is the girl in charge of medical treatment. Her setting is probably that of a normal person without golden fingers. Compared with others, she may not be so outstanding. I personally think she is actually quite good-looking, gentle and delicate, and quite smart. Her performance in the withered copy is also quite good. I like her very much. She can deal with success so calmly. I think there aren't many characters appearing now, and there aren't many powerful characters. After all, the original book is a growth story. How can the original protagonist group fight when there are a bunch of powerful characters at the beginning? Personally, I think the protagonist group is very good-looking. If the original protagonist group includes the double-faced undercover heroine, the male-to-female ratio is 2:3. Plus the new undercover, the male-to-female ratio is 2:4. All in all, it's still very interesting. This is my first time to come across Houshiwen [Blowing Kisses] and I'm looking forward to it.

Oops, I don't need to say more about this teacher's article. It's really good-looking. Although the subject matter is a bit novel, it doesn't really affect reading. And although it's non-CP, it seems to have a bit of a heart-throb trend at the moment. There are also a few male guests who are excited without knowing it. It's very, very delicious.

It's good-looking, the heroine is so strong and reassuring, and the main plot continues to advance.