I Became an Angel and Transmigrated to Another World
我变成天使穿越到了异世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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A List of Well-Written, Fun Reads Beyond the Rat Race, Mostly Gender-Swap-to-Female
The romance should follow the main plot, and the main plot should at least not exist on the surface just to serve intimate scenes. Some of these are good enough to reread. Aside from Huayu, most of Shuyu's books are gender-bender-to-bride stories, but they're already well-known, aren't they? They don't really need a recommendation list, haha. My top pick is The Hermit. Most of the other recommendations steer clear of some overused tropes, and they're all a pleasure to read. A few shorter works
A Mixed-Genre Reading List
Novels I personally find interesting, across all kinds of genres. Some have been abandoned, so pay attention to the update dates.
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Excellent, with a novel plot and vivid characters.
The entire book is perfect, except for the slightly frustrating character design of the protagonist before his transmigration at the beginning. The plot becomes very interesting afterward, arguably the most entertaining transmigration novel I've read this year. To be honest, the later plot isn't hard to predict; at least we can see that Angelina gets married later, and the protagonist has a high chance of getting married as well. As for Gabriel, this charlatan angel's partner hasn't been revealed yet, but it's highly likely to be God. In short, I'm really looking forward to it making my annual transmigration novel recommendation list; this book will definitely be in the top three, or even second.
Niche, high-quality content with delicate writing style.
As someone who's always experiencing a reading slump, this book, which I devoured in two days, naturally has its unique merits. As a rare Western fantasy angel novel, having only read one other novel before—a CEO's angelic marriage—I have absolutely no resistance to this genre. Regarding the female lead, she's gentle yet playfully mischievous, and the explanation of her background, coupled with foreshadowing, makes her character more well-rounded. Her inferiority complex, kind nature, and slight indecisiveness all contribute to her vivid and three-dimensional portrayal. As for the plot, it's slow-paced yet well-structured, gradually advancing the main storyline while simultaneously developing subplots. The supporting characters possess their own thoughts, and the vivid and expansive dual-world setting...
I knew Pineapple Bun had a lot of great works that weren't recommended because of their popularity. If I hadn't been looking for another already outdated book, I probably would never have clicked on this. 😇
Holy crap, it's been 24 years and it's still not finished!
Book review
This book has a great premise, a relatively rare one in Western fantasy—the protagonist transmigrates into an angel. The writing is good, the story is of high quality, and the characters are well-developed, making for a very enjoyable read. Aside from a few very minor plot holes, it's a very good book. However, the "marriage" tag is a bit questionable. Based on the current storyline, Flora and Angelina might marry in the future, but they are currently both women. Is this because they were men in the past?
Amos didn't get both cabbages.
Gabriel, that yuri cheater, is finally going to be rejected.
Go go go! Flora will never fade!
Could it be that Gabriel foresaw the future of her artemisia?
The book is good, but the slow updates are causing it to not be very popular. It would be great if the author could update more frequently.