Transmigrate into a Book: Spring Breeze Everywhere

Wow 😢😭 I really cried! Seeing the female lead looking like she'd been abandoned by the whole world, sitting alone in the coffee shop until dark, her mouth full of bitterness, my nose tingled. I really felt so sorry for my Yi Yi. It's not that the guy surnamed Ji saved her, but my Yi Yi was clearly waiting for his explanation in the coffee shop! Couldn't he just call and say sorry?!

I feel sorry for the female lead; she's not bad at all. Her liking for Ji Wenchen was a coincidence. If it weren't for that heroic rescue, she wouldn't have fallen for him, she would have chosen humanities and gone to the best school—these are all hypotheticals. It's not that Ji Wenchen is bad, it's just that they weren't a good match.

Should I wait until all the chapters are released before reading? (⊙O⊙)

Ugh, could that Uncle Ji be the male lead? I don't like his personality yet, although I don't really like characters like Ji Wenchen either. But as long as the author tells me who the male lead is, and as long as you let them suffer a bit, experience a kind of hellish ordeal, I'll forgive them. I feel so unprincipled, and it's a bit unfair to my Yi Yi, because she's always the best, and no one deserves her! But I really, really hope she can be happy.

Keep going, author! It's amazing you've managed to finish writing even with so few comments and votes. Don't be discouraged! Because there are still readers!!

It's a great read, and the changes in the female lead's inner world are portrayed very delicately.

Well written, keep it up! 🙂🙂

Is there a male lead? Who is the male lead?

Although I haven't read this book for several months and have forgotten most of it, I remember that the plot at the beginning was not like this. Did the author make major changes?

Hooking up with a soldier? Aren't you afraid of getting your addict removed (404)? 🤭