I Was Reborn as Their Ideal Girlfriend

I can't take it anymore... I caught a cold and have a fever as soon as the cold air came in... I need to take two days off at the end of the month, I feel so awful.

In reality, beautiful girls do have it a hundred times easier in everything they do. That's just how society is now. I don't believe that ugly people have a place in society unless they really saved the world in their past life. And the female protagonist's hard work, in the eyes of most people today, isn't actually as difficult as most people's lives. You can imagine yourself; if you were a beautiful girl, making money would probably be even easier than in the novel. Actually, that's part of the essence of novels. If making money were that easy for everyone, then the uncle in the novel wouldn't have committed suicide because he couldn't make ends meet. I think most people in real life are the same. You...

The romance subplot is practically nonexistent; the male lead never confesses his feelings throughout the entire story.

There's a power outage, and it might take 30 minutes to an hour to get it back up. Today's update will be delayed until power is restored...

For me, only completed books deserve a review. Unless I feel it's no longer necessary to continue reading. At the current pace, even if this slice-of-life story develops into a Star Wars-style plot... I wouldn't find it strange. At the same time, I don't understand... Why a slice-of-life story with a female protagonist gradually transforms into a male-protagonist-centric narrative. Meeting a master, learning martial arts. Getting to know someone, solving trouble. Discovering one's own extraordinary abilities... And when you ignore the female protagonist's gender or replace her with a male protagonist and find it perfectly natural... Then gender becomes unimportant, and the female protagonist, as the core of the novel, becomes unimportant...

Once, in my naivety, I inexplicably fell into the world of transformation novels. I don't know if it's just my imagination, but from what I've read, the writing in transformation novels is generally very good. Personally, I'm indifferent to the genre; simply put, the writing is excellent, the values are positive, and it's full of positive energy! My gateway into the transformation genre was "A Loli's Otherworldly Hot-Blooded Story," which opened the door to transformation for the first time. However, I was young then and didn't understand many of the tropes, but I still enjoyed reading it! Of all the transformation stories I've read, the one I regret the most is probably "Transformation: A Female Academic Prodigy." The difference is that she wasn't very pretty at the beginning, but through hard work, she gradually became more perfect, achieving her ideal self...

I've been following this novel from chapters 20-30 until now, and it's become increasingly amazing. Initially, I was drawn in by the title, but I was gradually captivated by Xiaoxue's character, the author's writing style, and the plot. I must say, the novel's values are truly righteous, so much so that even criticizing it feels like a sin. Xiaoxue's personality is incredibly appealing; her mature approach to people and situations makes her even more charming. However, it also makes one feel that such a person probably doesn't exist in reality. Having read it for so long, this feeling has only intensified. I wonder what kind of male lead could be worthy of Xiaoxue...

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The book's greatest strength lies in its meticulous detail. The descriptions are precise, and the characters are fully developed. The overall message is positive and uplifting. This meticulousness results in an extremely comfortable and seamless reading experience, making it easy to immerse oneself in the characters without any awkwardness. The book's themes are the warmth and coldness of human relationships (though dramatic changes are possible, I'm not predicting anything), and self-love and resilience. In an environment dominated by sensationalism and thrills, such novels are rare, especially since the author writes them quite well; therefore, this book is highly recommended. After catching up to the latest chapter of this book, I read the author's previous work, *Going Home*. It's basically confirmed that the author's...

Firstly, the author, being a woman (I think), does write with great delicacy. Both the grandmother and grandfather storylines evoke memories, and the everyday scenes are written very comfortably. However, as a story involving multiple male leads and power struggles, if it were confirmed that Lu Yun would be the one to marry, it would be somewhat uninteresting. Firstly, this man isn't charming enough. I also agree with others who believe there was a degree of opportunism involved. If it were Boss Wang, he might be even more formidable than Lu Yun. This isn't a self-marriage story; with so many competitors, there needs to be some comparison. As a beautiful protagonist who has lived two lives, seeing this...