Where My Heart Finds Peace in the Future World

This book has been on my bookshelf for a long time, and I've read it many times. It's so realistic. There's no framing, no catfights, no third parties. Everyone is a good person, but even good people have flaws and weaknesses. It feels like the people around us; there are no absolutely bad people. I like all the characters in it.

When I reread it, I saw some people complaining that the female lead's personality had become awkward, but it's actually quite understandable, right? Imagine a country bumpkin from a remote mountain area (a very, very remote place, so remote that there's no electricity even in the deep forest) who suddenly wakes up one day and finds herself transported to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, or even New…

After reading the first few dozen chapters, the protagonist's ordinary life seemed quite nice. However, the introduction of scenes involving the female lead and three men made it increasingly nauseating. Although the dialogue between them revealed nothing between her and the two supporting characters, in reality, even with a boyfriend, she frequently cooks for other men, acts jokingly and angrily…

I read the plot the first time, the characters the second time, and the background information between the lines the third time. All I could think of in this female-oriented futuristic novel was this one! The plots were all clichéd, heavily plagiarized, the characters were stereotypical, mostly pretentious, and the backgrounds were vague and simplistic. From beginning to end, the story never strayed from the initial, defined world…

This is truly my favorite online novel I've ever read. I feel so lucky to have read Yilan's story and witnessed how hard work, diligence, and self-reliance pay off. Si Bei is basically a cheat code; in real life, there aren't too many Yilans, but there are definitely not too many Si Beis. I really want to see Si Dong and Guan Li's stories. I hated Guan Li so much in the middle, but by the end, I was speechless. Si Dong must have been heartbroken; his story of finding love must be very exciting.

Good books are worth reading again. I love her simple happiness and the vivid, realistic characters. I'm moved every time I read it. 🌹

I always felt that the female lead, who wasn't good at talking, didn't like socializing, was physically weak, had no special talents, and was secretly insecure... If I were transmigrated, I would probably be like that too, maybe a little better academically, getting a B grade... Calling it realistic isn't quite accurate, and calling it subverting tropes isn't quite right either.

This is seriously giving me a headache. Is the female lead an idiot? Her personality is so awkward—is she a people-pleaser or some kind of Ninja Turtle? Don't talk to me about reality or anything like that. We don't all live such stifled lives in real life, okay? If someone's right, we'll reason with them; if not, we're not afraid—we can have a fight.

I absolutely love Hosby! An exceptionally good man There was just so, so little interaction between Sibei and Yilan. Ryan has the most screen time, appearing almost throughout the entire story. Sigh~ I like all the male characters in the book; Duanmu and Guanli are both fantastic.

This is truly a good book. It's not flashy or outlandish; it's very ordinary yet inspiring, filling people with hope for life. The female lead isn't particularly outstanding in any aspect, but she's not particularly bad either. Her personality is so proud that it borders on insecurity, leading to a lack of self-confidence.