After I Transmigrated Into a Book, the Villain Led Me Astray

+1 Because I was tricked into reading this on Douyin. The plot is too drawn out, I can't stand it anymore. The male lead's recovery in the village takes up almost 100 chapters, and the female lead doesn't seem like a modern woman who transmigrated at all. 🤔

I came from Douyin (TikTok), and it's pretty good.

What touched me most in this book was the secondary couple, Chi Hua. She defied societal gossip and married Fu, and even after his betrayal, she gave birth to their son alone before going to the battlefield. Perhaps it was the disappointment of love, the loss of loved ones, or consideration for the greater good of her country, but she was determined to die, closing the city gates and defending the city against overwhelming odds. General Chi did not fall until her death, even with her body riddled with arrows and her armor soaked in blood… Fu ultimately died for her, and they slept in each other's arms, but it was too late. The snow fell heavily; the white snow was a comfort to the spirits of the fallen heroes, and also concealed the entanglements of love and hate. The melting snow signified rebirth. In her next life, Chi Hua will be a free-spirited, radiant, and elegant woman. Clad in red armor, riding a horse with a spear at his side.

It's really good. I was also heartbroken. I cried four times. The most tears I shed were during the scenes where my favorite female and male supporting characters died and the scene where the female lead stabbed the male lead with a hairpin. I'm easily moved to tears, and I also like to fantasize about the scenes described in the book. Looking at the description of Shen Mingnan in the book, I really imagined that carefree and spirited young man and Shen Mingnan who, a year later, became the Prince of Zhenbei and always missed Yan Yan. He planted a rose garden and a peach orchard for her, embroidered a wedding dress for her, and stopped killing for her. No one taught him how to love someone, they only taught him that once someone is possessed, they will always be his. He would also give up for Yan Yan. This ruthless young man who always held the highest power would bow down to Yan Yan for his sake. Chi Hua and Fu Junze's story is truly regrettable. Fu Junze was abused, and his father was tortured to death, which led to Chi Hua being blamed. No one knows what will happen tomorrow or the next moment. There are no unknowns. They both love each other very much, but misunderstandings and separations occur because of one thing after another. Fu Junze, in your next life, remember not to give up on Chi Hua because of those who oppose you. I saw the synopsis in a recommended video on Kuaishou and downloaded Qidian. The description seemed perfect for the kind of historical romance novel I wanted to read. The female lead, like me, is hardworking when she has money and loves food, haha. I really love this author's work and hope more people can see it. 🐷🌹

Regardless of the circumstances, the original owner saved the male lead, yet he watched her die. It's simply unfair that the female lead saved him after he did that.

The further I read, the less I understood ZA. It seems like this book was written by two different authors; the female lead in the beginning and the later ones feel completely different. Towards the end, I really wanted to kill the female lead—what's the point of having a mouth if she can't even speak?

The plot is weak and drawn out; it takes over 90 chapters to describe just one village, Luohua Village, and the storyline is incomplete.

The second female lead and her boyfriend had a bad ending, it was so heartbreaking and made me very sad.

Every character in this book is so well-developed. It's the first time I've seen a novel where both supporting and main characters are so well-written. Everyone, I'm just saying, staying up all night to finish this book was really great! ✌️

The plot of this book is really terrible. I was tricked into reading it on TikTok. The beginning was okay, but it got really bad later on, so I dropped it. Seriously, it's so melodramatic.