I Transmigrated Into a Book as a Rich Second-Generation Heir and Went Straight to Saving the Heroine

It's a very good story. At first I thought it was going to be dark and dark, but it turned out to be a sweet everyday story about a rich man and two 18-year-old twins, eating, drinking and having fun together, just having fun. The two heroines are also good, no other messy ambiguities, just a sweet love, good sisters under the same quilt

It's really good to watch. There are just some classics in the beginning, but it's definitely not poisonous. In the middle and later stages, it's really comfortable to watch. It can be seen that the author is afraid of being scolded. In the later stages, he avoids almost all classic routines and poisonous points.

I hope this book becomes popular. If it does, I will quit my job and stay at home and make updates 😢😢😢

The flaws are not hidden, the writing is smooth, and there are no obvious poisonous points. The character of the male protagonist is neither a virgin nor cold-blooded. The "rich second generation" feeling is more natural, not the awkward feeling of pretending to be cool just for the sake of showing off. And it can be seen that the author pays great attention to the details. The characters are not stereotyped. The current plot advancement is a little slow. The villain's IQ is normal. It is hoped that some events that the male and female protagonists will experience together can be appropriately added to promote the relationship, instead of just relying on daily interactions.

Although the plot is not very unconventional, judging from the small details, the author was very careful in writing this novel. The characters are not as stereotyped and unpleasant as traditional urban novels. Overall, the author worked very hard to write this book. I personally recommend it. I hope the author can continue this meticulous attitude [Chigua] 🥰

It's okay, a little bit toxic, and many scenes in it are unrealistic, but after all, it's a novel, so it doesn't matter. If you can accept that the plot in it is not that realistic, I still recommend it.

I have only read Chapter 25 so far. There may be some missing details. I will nitpick. First of all, the first one is the issue of wearing soul armor. I don't know if this is considered a pleasure for others. Checking the score, the male protagonist's score is probably 657, but there is an extra description about "the previous life was just a second book, and after passing through, he became a top student." You might as well assume that you were a top student in your previous life. Otherwise, I just feel that this kind of behavior is stealing other people's lives and blaspheming against other people's hard work. There is a feeling that morality is not matched. Then there is the second one, the "rich second generation". This may be the so-called more enjoyable, but if the description of "rich" in the article is too biased, it will not give a good value experience. Why the male protagonist can save others, just because he has money: In the first incident, why justice may not be served because the opposite party is rich and powerful. Why can the male protagonist solve the problem because the male protagonist is rich and powerful. That's not to say it's impossible, I can only say that I personally felt a little uncomfortable reading it, because the emotions and victory felt cheap and disdainful. After all, the money and power were not obtained by the male protagonist, they were stolen from his life. The above is my humble opinion

It's a great book. It doesn't seem to have any bad points at the moment. It doesn't even have the awkward personality that I've always worried about the female lead being indifferent and hard to coax. Both female protagonists are very sincere in their portrayals. I really like this book. Thank you to the author.

Let me talk about the conclusion first, super big Comfortable, really comfortable. There's nothing wrong with it, it's just that it's very comfortable to watch. The previous part of the slap in the face was a bit high because the writing was very classic and smooth, but I just skipped it. The overall setting and writing are not top-notch, but it's very comfortable, just like my beloved Askaron (?)

It's quite a good read. After reading it, I just sighed that it's really good to be rich. This book doesn't have any nonsense and cliché plots. It just writes about everyday, ordinary happy life. It's easy for people to get involved.