I Became Kyoto’s Most Beautiful Woman, So I Lie Flat

This book features the most unique female protagonist I've ever read. She's not a saint, not pretentious, cautious, intelligent, doesn't cause trouble, isn't curious, doesn't act strangely, and handles things decisively. Although the novel's framework is fraught with danger, it also has heartwarming moments.

It's ridiculous that a servant girl has been causing trouble for over two hundred chapters without resolving the issue. The wet nurse's daughter calls the only legitimate daughter of the Prime Minister's mansion by her name and always lectures her in public? Every woman who comes along hates the female lead, creating a forced, irreconcilable conflict.

This is one of the best online novels I've read in the last two or three years, with excellent writing, character development, motivations, and logical consistency. It's not the kind of story that focuses entirely on the male and female leads; instead, it depicts the stories of each character within the given context.

The writing is good, but the character development is terrible. I just read that the male lead framed the female lead and her master, and I really can't accept that these two will end up together. If I were the female lead, I would immediately start gathering evidence of the male lead's rebellion and report him to the authorities. It's like I've wasted my time transmigrating into this book.

I was watching several shows at the same time and ended up catching up with this one, thinking it would keep me entertained for a long time, but it wasn't nearly enough. The characters are rich, the plot is tight, and while the time-traveling element provides a "golden finger" (advantageous advantage), it also portrays the constraints people face in the mundane world.

1. A maidservant addressed the young lady (the female protagonist) by her given name and even started lecturing her, but the young lady didn't say a word. 2. The brother is very good to the female lead, but she not only doesn't think about repaying him, but when the brother meets the male lead, she immediately scolds the male lead, showing no manners and being quite brainless. It's a complete mess...

Anyway, after reading 19 chapters, I found the female lead really boring. She lets a servant disgust her. She could easily kill him, but she chooses to let him dangle in front of her. It's infuriating to read, so I'll just go read some light novel instead.

I've read so many time-travel novels, and I usually give up halfway through. But I stayed up all night reading this one, finishing it in three days straight. Seeing the last chapter only fueled my desire to keep reading; I really love it! Please update!

I was initially quite interested, but then the storyline with the female lead became incredibly complicated and messy. Her feelings for the female lead were also strange, as were her feelings for PXY. She didn't like him but kept interacting with him. And even after changing the brothers, she still didn't feel satisfied; she kept getting kidnapped and bullied.

It's hard to judge without knowing the characters; it's supposed to be a "feel-good" story, but it doesn't