
Junior, Nobody Knows You’re a Transmigrator, Right?
学妹,别人不知道你是穿越者吧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Let's change the title. How about: Junior, you don't want people to know you're a time traveler, do you? 🤭
Two time travelers falling in love while using other people's bodies?
Why do book titles always remind me of, "Junior, you don't want everyone to know you're a time traveler, do you?" Hahaha
First, the songs are bad. Not only are the choices a bit strange, but the styles are also completely inconsistent and very discordant. Secondly, the singing mini-theaters are probably just a scam to rip people off. Third, they've already debuted as a group, but there's no group name. And then, out of nowhere, a bunch of people want to break them up?
Everything else was fine, but the audience's reactions were too exaggerated. Things like being moved to tears or being emotionally touched by the scene—these are the kinds of reactions you'd expect from a bunch of casual viewers. And the lengthy descriptions of them all felt really awkward.
Let me write a brief book review.
At first, I thought it would be like those other novels where the characters are constantly contradicted, but this novel feels incredibly comfortable to read. The everyday interactions are particularly enjoyable. So far, I think the best scene is when Lan An (the female lead) sings; it's exceptionally good and evokes emotion, unlike other novels where the reaction is simply, "Wow! Shocking!
I suggest changing the name to "Junior, you don't want others to know you're a time traveler, do you?"
In my personal opinion, please write fewer so-called inspirational songs... Nobody reads books to read about suffering and being lectured... I just want to relax, and you're giving me moral lessons, especially lessons I might not even like...
Are there really such influential figures in real life who become the talk of the entire school with the slightest commotion? I've never seen or heard of one. It's like the whole school is some kind of clueless fandom; I just can't understand it.
As soon as I saw it was a single female lead, I immediately dropped it!!!