After I Transmigrated Into a Book, the Frail Girl I Raised Turned Out to Be the Crown Prince

This is the first time I've seen a female-oriented novel character's birthday featured on the app's splash screen. Amazing!

To be honest, the plot was great up to that point, but why did the male lead become mentally unstable after becoming the crown prince, and even blind the female lead? It completely baffled me.

Warning: I dropped the story halfway through (the first half, before the male lead becomes the crown prince, is quite good), but after that, the plot twists felt too frequent and contrived. This made the female lead's character seem awkward, as if she was just trying to hook up with the male lead. And realistically, even if the female lead has a special aura, it's unlikely that so many people would like her. (Personal opinion, please don't attack me)

I have a question: why does this book have so few paying readers on the fan list and so few reviews, yet its popularity is so high? The most illogical thing is that every character on the character list has 470,000 hearts and is a first-class star... This is too outrageous and too coincidental, is it a bug? 🙂

The writing completely fell apart towards the end, becoming utterly incoherent. A pregnant crown princess was driven to the brink of being deposed and even killed based on baseless rumors. The empress, initially portrayed as gentle, was later depicted as ruthless and mindless.

The story was quite good before he became the crown prince, but the plot took a turn for the worse after that. I recommend another book, "Marrying the Villain," which is similar to this one at the beginning but better later on. Although the male lead is a madman, both the male and female leads are intelligent, which makes the story less awkward.

The writing is terrible; it lacks logic; the female lead's younger brother is completely unreliable; and the forced emotional scenes are designed to highlight the female lead; it's incredibly awkward.

I've read the first twenty chapters, and the quality is indeed quite good 🙂. However, I heard that he became a bad person after becoming the crown prince, but I don't know if that's true. What I couldn't stand most in the later chapters was the male lead's various misunderstandings and even actions that hurt the female lead.

If I am guilty, I can be a vegetarian for life, but why recommend books to me? Why get hooked on this book after I clicked on it? And why tell me that this book is not finished after I stayed up all night reading to the end?

The female protagonist transmigrates into a book/is reborn, only to discover that the man the original owner picked up/rescued is the Crown Prince/Regent/Powerful Minister, and that she was verbally and physically abusing him. So, in an attempt to make amends, she embarks on a tumultuous journey of chasing after her husband. This plot is so formulaic and mercenary!