After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Became a Drama Queen

At first, it seemed pretty good, but after following it this far, I feel the female lead is quite brainless. Aside from silently criticizing the male lead in her mind, she doesn't seem to do much else. It feels like everyone in the story, except the male lead, is bad to her.

The comments are all quite accurate; the female lead has warped values. Yan Mo and his father have always treated her well, but whenever something happens, she curses Yan Mo in her heart while remaining silent towards others. She's a complete bully who preys on the weak.

I'm dying of laughter! Her inner monologue is truly captivating! If Xia Qianyu knew that Yan Mo could hear her inner thoughts, she would probably be struck by lightning.

Calling someone a "dog man" over and over again is unbearable for Gou Mo; it's just too offensive. Reading a novel isn't about watching someone swear. It's one thing to have a bad first impression and then swear, but after reading over ten chapters and still having them calling someone a "dog man," it's utterly pointless.

I've given up on this story. There's still no main plot, the male and female leads are barely written, the supporting characters have a lot of screen time, and I don't even know what Shangguan Chong is doing. There are so many other characters, but they're all just there for show. It feels like the character settings are stuck ten years in the past. A surgeon opening a barbershop?

I was tricked into clicking by the cover image; my hand moved too fast and I clicked on it accidentally. I just finished reading the whole book, and I feel that it's quite interesting if you don't use your brain at all. However, I still have something to say. A slightly absurd plot is fine, but this book is riddled with writing errors and grammatical errors in almost every chapter.

The more I read this novel, the more irritable I became. Damn it, I complain about Yan Mo all the time. Why don't you just say it directly? Yan Mo seems easy to talk to, does nothing, and wants to be an ordinary person. Why don't you leave the Yan family? You get wronged all day long, but you don't say anything. There are so many awful people. Is there really that much trouble in high school?

Actually, I feel that Su Muchen is more suitable as the male lead. They'd be childhood sweethearts, supporting each other throughout their lives. Although, following the typical cliché trope, there might be some domineering CEO brother falling in love with his stepsister, that would be too melodramatic. Yan Mo is more like a protector from behind the scenes.

Many of the descriptions of people hurling insults are inappropriate, as they insult both good and bad people. I find this offensive and find it offensive; it's simply a sign of poor manners. I think it would be better to change it to "venting" or "criticizing."

I can't stand it anymore. This female lead, she's internally criticizing others for pretending to be innocent, but instead of criticizing others for pretending, she's become that kind of person herself. Sigh, maybe I just don't know how to appreciate it. I wish her continued success in her writing.