[Everyday life] [Multiple heroines] [Book Transmigration] [Redemption] [An evil villain turns into a thoughtful male lead]
Jiang Ci was once the top scorer in his province on the college entrance exam. But his family was too poor to afford university, so he had no choice but to help schools boost their reputations. From then on, he became a perennial college entrance exam candidate.
100,000, 200,000, 500,000, 1,000,000
His savings kept growing, and at last he had enough to renovate the house for his grandmother, who had always taken care of him, before starting university.
But disaster struck. Just as Jiang Ci got home with the money, a flash of white light filled his vision, and a large truck sent him flying.
But his story didn’t end there. He transmigrated into a novel.
From the start, he discovers that he’s leading a group of people in bullying a poor girl.
What the hell? I’m bullying someone?
Summoned to the principal’s office, Jiang Ci receives the first written self-criticism of his life.
After this experience, it’s as if Jiang Ci has become a different person…
Homeroom teacher: You jumped from 200 to 450 on one test?
Principal: I knew I was right about you! But your score improved so fast. You’re not hiding your real score, are you?
Classmates: Could Jiang Ci have been deliberately holding back before…?
It turns out all the heroines in the novel are now entangled with Jiang Ci, the villain: Shen Xihe, who goes from hating him to loving him; Su Wanning, who once broke with him; the cool, domineering Su Jinnan; Yan Yufei, with her perfect curves; and the aloof, refined Xu Shuqin.
Whoa, I have to latch onto these powerful allies, fast!
The plot is drifting farther and farther from the original novel…
The plot of the first 36 chapters is very classic, basically a replica of this kind of novel, and the betting score is really a classic within a classic. After chapters 38 to 39, it gets much better. It's quite satisfactory, just read it as a harem novel. But in Chapter 78, the protagonist felt a little aggrieved when he was slapped and didn't fight back, and in the end, he was slapped back by Su Jinnan. So what's the point of the protagonist's forbearance (っ- ‸ - ς), isn't this adding to the blockage? It might be rounded out later, but it doesn't look very good. It would make the protagonist look cowardly, and it doesn't achieve the goal, and it doesn't give the protagonist the pleasure of fighting back with his own hands. I hope this section can be rounded out later, otherwise the protagonist will be too cowardly. He used all his strength to fight Su Jinnan, but now he is timid in fighting a villain, which is not good. But the book is generally good ('▽'), come on, the author who wrote about the emperor's uncle is great [laughing]
Give me a 5-point rating, I think it will be popular. If it becomes popular, give me a big poke 🤔
This book is so powerful that it seems that the author reviewed it himself 😄
Didn't it say there was a male protagonist?
Boss, did you write it too obscurely? [Laughs crookedly]
The front feels a bit familiar, but not bad.
Okay, I'll go, I love Yan Yufei
Bullshit, brothers
This book is still good, and everyone can support it more.
Please comment, it's a good question, I think it will be popular