The Vase-Like Supporting Actress Is Overpowered

She should be a leader. Her 'vase' appearance cannot hide her chivalrous heart. Even though she often mocks herself and appears desolate, and does not have a deep love for the world, you can tell what kind of person she is just by looking at how hard she tries to take care of everyone in any instance.

For those who want to get into this book... First of all, I hesitated about this book several times. I had heard that the author's "Little Time Travel" was very delicate and touching, but I never read it. This slow-paced time travel book just happened to hit my sweet spot.

Let me sing Lin Kaien's praises. While Yang Yuying is undoubtedly the main character, the importance of Lin Kaien, the Federal Grand Marshal, as the person Yang Yuying truly cares about, is self-evident. It's hard to imagine how someone who enjoys playing girl-raising games could become the Federal Grand Marshal; shouldn't he be a homebody?

Zhao Yi, the heir of the Pure Prince, is a good-for-nothing, goofy, and spoiled brat; the comedic relief of the book. Initially, he's lazy, uneducated, arrogant, and domineering. However, after experiencing Yang Yuying's tailor-made teaching plan, he changes for the better, becoming diligent and studious. (He's suffering inside!

I've been really enjoying this quick transmigration novel so far. I love the female lead's proud and carefree personality, because most women are probably like that; few are truly selfless and devoted to others. The system's tasks are also great; they're all from the female lead's normal world, which she'll encounter again later, making it very relatable.

I've been reading novels for many years, and this one is definitely a gem among them. I'm the kind of person who reads a book every few days or even ten days a year without interruption, so I often follow ten or more updated books at a time. Some I just start reading and then abandon.

Do you have any recommendations for novels without a male lead? Are there any female-oriented novels without male protagonists? Even I, a guy, find it frustrating. Wherever she goes, she has to be surrounded by a bunch of men. Why can't they just start fighting amongst themselves?

The marshal wasn't by the protagonist's side, yet glimpses of him could be seen in the protagonist's fragmented memories. These memories were so beautiful that they made us realize that it wasn't just the memories themselves that were beautiful, but also the person within them.

Wow, the author has actually started a new book! 🤭

Is Ouyang Xue based on Ye Ying, the master of Cangjian Villa in JX3? Haha, I found out the author played JX3 in the last book, it felt so familiar to read.