Reincarnated as the CEO's Assistant in a Clichéd Romance

Wow, it's really beautiful! The female protagonist transmigrates into a book as the CEO's secretary and ends up with the male antagonist! The kind where everyone has mouths, and they openly express and admit their feelings if they like something, without any plot that could harm breast health—that's great!!

It's so good! I couldn't stop reading, chapter after chapter. The male and female leads' characters are so appealing, and the plot is really interesting with no major flaws. The original male and female leads are also pretty good. I love Assistant Chi! ٩(๑^O^๑)۶

The opening plot is even funnier than a soap opera, making it captivating. The coincidences that led to her meeting the male lead later on were also hilarious, and the plot was anything but cliché. It's hilarious that she transmigrated into the body of a CEO's assistant and maintained a cool and aloof persona. She secretly ate gossip and even dragged the male lead along with her every time.

So far it's not bad, but the names Chi Ke and Shen Wan don't match up, there are many typos, the pronunciation is wrong and you have to guess. Also, everyone likes to use "the other party" which is obviously inappropriate, even the dog does it.👆🏻 The plot is quite good, but the word order and vocabulary need improvement.

This book is morally bankrupt; I've dropped it. The author's portrayal of the character is disgusting. I wonder if the author has ever been a bully in school, constantly writing about using toilet water. Novels should have proper values ​​and set a good example. What kind of good novel can someone with such warped values ​​write? It's a waste of my time.

I spent three hours reading it, and I feel so cheated. It seems like their only interaction was raising a dog and an auction. Anyway, it wrote about a lot of unrelated things. When it focused on the main characters, I felt very strange. It was all so inexplicable. No wonder so few people read it and so few votes.

The concept is quite interesting. However, the content is quite silly. It portrays a shrewd and capable assistant to the CEO, but she can't even tell the other party's boss apart. It's very much a cliché from romance novels from 20 years ago, a naive and innocent character forced into a shrewd persona. I hate all these positive reviews! What are they even about?

The beginning was fantastic, the female lead was very interesting and had a great contrast to her personality, and the male lead was a bit of a yandere, with every meeting being premeditated. However, the plot started strong but then declined, the ending was a bit dragging, and the conclusion felt rushed.

It started strong but quickly declined. A series of unnecessary setups seemed designed solely to get the male and female leads together, making it increasingly uninteresting and padded out. The beginning was great, but it deteriorated further, and it's unclear how long this dragging on will last. It's exhausting to watch; avoid it!

It's really good! I love the female lead's character! I'm really looking forward to the rest of the story!