I Became the Heroine of a Gentlemanly Game!?
我变成了绅士游戏的女主角！？
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 622k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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291Chapters
844.8kClicks
5.7kFavorites
973Likes
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Using "True Love Lily" on the book cover is quite impressive.
A promising work that balances market demands with original aspirations.
Well, while congratulating the author on successfully signing a contract, I also feel a bit helpless. After all, the novels I've painstakingly written have flopped one after another, while my hastily started new book is popular and has secured a contract—it's somewhat ironic. However, criticizing the market and the overall environment and launching into a long essay isn't really the job of a book review. Let's get back to the novel itself. As a rather classic isekai (otherworld) novel, the author has added some unique touches to the classic framework. First, there's the suggestive title and the relatively straightforward text. Although it carries the somewhat unserious "transmigration gentleman's game" setting, it...
Has the protagonist already been defeated by the villain?
Tomb sweeping
So I still don't quite understand why Badend didn't release any CGs.
I don't know why, but this cover seems to have brought back some unpleasant memories.
Author, is this story primarily about a dominant or submissive character? Is it one-on-one or one-on-many?
What seal blew you in?
I'm on chapter 32 of volume 2. I came here hoping for a lighthearted, platonic read, but then Violet appeared and disgusted me. It felt like she was the real protagonist; she knew exactly what the protagonist was doing! She ruined the protagonist's plans. If the author hadn't been lenient with the flower fairy, she would have been corrupted, especially since they were sisters. The platonic writing is quite good, but Violet's character is awful.
The cover artist for the perfect ending CG of The Mansion 2 is quite something.