After Transmigrating Into a Book, I Became the Richest Woman Alive Again

The author's writing is very good. However, some events in the story develop inexplicably, requiring a lot of twists and turns to understand. Isn't this supposed to be a period drama? It shouldn't be written like a crime thriller. Or maybe my comprehension is just not good enough.

My favorite boy, darkness cannot obscure him. He said I was born in the vast sky, grew up under the blazing sun, soared on the wind, and never went far away. My dear girl, please don't cry for me. My beloved boy, thorns cannot hold him back. He said he hoped we could both be as brave as each other. My beloved boy, the abyss could not hold him.

This isn't some pampered flower; it's practically a female protagonist's ordeal. From the moment she lands, she's constantly injured, plagued by trouble, and plagued by mishaps. Poor Sanqing female PhD, she hasn't had a single day of peace.

That's incredible, writing over 100,000 words a day!

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This novel, "Civilization and Bright Moon," has received many votes, which made me think it must be very good. However, could the details be explained more clearly? It's too messy, and the relationships between the characters are unclear, which affects the reading experience.

We can't let the family that poisoned us get away with it; we won't let any of the worst ones get away.

You probably need an IQ of 200 to read this book.

Is the female lead fat or thin? Why does she keep changing her story? In the first chapter, she's described as fat like a pig, but then in the hospital, the doctor feels sorry for her because she's so thin? What kind of writing is this? It's so contradictory.

The pacing is tight, and the underlying language and sentence structure are humorous. It stands out among the many rebirth novels! Keep it up! It's great!