My Junior Brother, This Black Lotus

It's so incredibly hard to find a few sweet transmigration novels about conquering one's sect like this, especially one with such a good writing style! Trust me, everyone, add this to your bookshelf and read it! It's absolutely amazing, so sweet it'll make you feel like you're flying! The author is also incredibly adorable.

The female lead is too pathetic. She could have delayed her death, but she still recklessly went to such a dangerous place, almost dying herself. When the male lead was injured, she was heartbroken. Even a slight frown from her makes him incredibly distressed 🙄 I know it's meant to create a good atmosphere for their relationship, but it's too exaggerated!

The seemingly aloof female lead and the adorable, puppy-like male lead are a fantastic pairing! Most importantly, they don't quite live up to their initial impressions, especially the transformation from the "puppy" to the "wolf"—it's absolutely amazing! In the early episodes, their relationship gradually improves, and they develop feelings for each other.

This setup seemed designed to torment the male lead... It could have easily started to that point, but instead, the female lead just swoons over his looks and physique. Honestly, considering how much the male lead initially abused her, it wouldn't be fair if the setup didn't involve hundreds of chapters of him suffering unrequited love. The female lead is far too subservient in front of him.

This book is so good! It's practically my ideal yandere (obsessive and possessive) novel. The female lead, Sang Zhi, transmigrates into the body of a sickly young master, pampered by her parents and senior brothers and sisters. To prevent the male lead, Jiang Li, from becoming evil, she helps him despite his constant attempts to kill and betray her, even going against her parents and senior…

The storyline is novel, the writing style is light and humorous throughout, making it very entertaining. The occasional sweet moments between the male and female leads are very endearing, and most importantly, the romantic subplot between them is quite long. It's really nice.

I've read over fifty chapters, mainly because of the premise. I prefer redemption stories. Hmm, after thinking it over, I'll give my review. The premise is decent, but the plot is mediocre. The story flows awkwardly, and the details are unclear. Overall, it's very inexplicable. You can guess the general direction of the plot, but the writing is too immature.

It's a really good read. I really enjoy transmigration novels with yandere male leads. It's mostly sweet with minimal angst, and the characters' values ​​are all on point. I love Ah Li, and the female lead too. There aren't any weird or melodramatic plot twists. It's a fantastic novel; I stayed up all night to finish it. I look forward to more works from the author.

Having read about 100 chapters, it's no exaggeration to say that two-thirds of the dialogue is the female lead's inner monologue. I can't figure out what kind of character she is. If I had to say something, her intelligence fluctuates wildly, as does her martial arts ability. She's always sickly, even more terrifying than Lin Daiyu, and she gets dizzy after saying just a few words.

Well, I only watched half of it before I didn't want to continue. The plot seems fine, but it shouldn't involve any intellectual challenges. I wouldn't recommend it for those who require high-quality writing.