How Can I Clear My Name After Reincarnating as a Villain?

I couldn't continue reading after Chapter 8; I couldn't accept the character of the Third Senior Sister, so I dropped the story. If it weren't for the protagonist's system and Tang Rourou's presence, the protagonist would have died immediately. I really hate the Third Senior Sister, Tang Gulin. At this point in time, the original owner was just a bit arrogant and bossed her around a few times. After all, the original owner was a genius at hidden weapons, so that was somewhat understandable. What could she, as the Third Senior Sister, possibly do? When the protagonist transmigrated, she saw that the protagonist was easy to bully, so she directly made the untrained, shut-in protagonist (both the protagonist and the original owner) jump into an icy cold pool from morning till night. Note: The Third Senior Sister herself "knew" that doing this was pointless; she was just playing along...

This is a great read that hasn't become a mainstream hit. The writing reveals the author's meticulous attention to detail, the plot unfolds naturally and effortlessly, and the dialogue flows smoothly—a rare gem. The only drawback is that the female lead is too masculine; hopefully, the author will address this in future works, as it can be a bit awkward at times. Aside from this flaw, as the top-rated reviews say, it's perfect and absolutely not to be missed! Overall, this novel is excellent; I love it. Keep up the good work, author!

I can only say that this book is quite good in terms of its setting and plot, but it's not popular. Some say it's the title or the synopsis that's to blame, or that pure yuri doesn't appeal to everyone. But in my opinion, as someone who reads yuri, the main character's character is a bit awkward. Another reason I think it's not popular might be that the protagonist is too masculine. Whether it's his appearance, how others describe him, or his behavior, it all feels like a story about a young man. It's good, but I came for the yuri aspect, and this book is a bit like a heterosexual romance novel disguised as a yuri story. I wouldn't be surprised at all if Tang Liansheng said he was a man; it wouldn't feel out of place at all...

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This description is so cool, it perfectly captures the essence of the God of Gamblers! 👍

This introduction is good, I'll give it a thumbs up and won't argue with you any further.

The number of favorites dropped drastically after the series ended.

The content itself is quite interesting, but personally, I feel the synopsis and cover aren't very good... Judging solely from the writing, the initial rating shouldn't be this low? Maybe it's because it's not under contract. I thought the content was good from the start, and I didn't even notice the low number of favorites...

That's strange. Why is nobody watching?

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