My Lord, That Other Woman Is Selling You a Pipe Dream Again!

This book is quite interesting. The female protagonist transmigrates to another world, and the male protagonist can read minds. The writing style is humorous and witty, and the story flows smoothly. The female lead is being a drama queen, but the male lead sees through it all. I'm really looking forward to seeing how she reacts after she finds out.

The more I watch, the less I want to watch. There are so many swear words and colloquialisms; it will set a bad example for children!

This book is quite good, but there's a lot of repetition in the later parts, and some words are redundant. I suggest making some minor revisions.

I've read about forty chapters so far... The kids are really... The female lead's character is actually quite humorous.

The article is progressing too slowly; I haven't made much progress after reading each chapter.

Chapter Four reveals the male protagonist's identity, Chapter Seven reveals it again, but didn't the female protagonist already know his identity all along...?

I've read about ten chapters so far. The characters are quite interesting, but sometimes certain dialogues, scenes, or actions feel a bit forced. To put it simply, they feel a bit awkward. Also, earlier on, the teacher looked at the female lead and thought that even aristocratic families might not be able to cultivate such a character, but later on, he spoke from a different perspective…

It's pretty good, we can continue to observe it.

There are too many typos; it's hard to read.