
Transmigrated as a Villain, I Became Her Heart-Stealing Thief
穿越反派,我成为她的偷心贼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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To be honest, the part about the little devil eating sparrows made me feel a bit disgusted. Initially, Li's plot seemed to fit the text quite well, but later it felt like a lot of unnecessary things were added. Hypnotizing her for so long didn't lead to anything happening. The little devil's character is already disgusting, and to add so much to that is putting the cart before the horse.
Something's off about this cover.
What the hell is this? The first chapter disgusted me? And the author's explanation was practically meaningless; after all that explanation, I still don't understand whether the protagonist was cheated on or not. Something that could be explained in a single sentence is impossible to articulate. I suggest the author relearn basic math from elementary school.
Gu Qinghan? Hunyuan Hanbing, the north wind howls fiercely?
It's stuck at a crucial point. The novel has decent depth, but I feel the title is what's causing many readers to give up at the beginning.
I don't understand why the beginning was so disgusting.
Comments and Reading Guide
The opening scene seems to suggest that Leona has been overtaken, and the protagonist's soul transmigrates into the story, taking on this hot potato. Is this opening a bit off-putting? Of course, as a seasoned reader, these flaws don't bother me. But for younger readers, will these flaws be off-putting? That's another story. Overall, the "hypnotic prequel" plot develops relatively smoothly, with no major events explicitly or implicitly foreshadowed in the plot or foreshadowing. The author does a good job of keeping the plot engaging. The opening scene with Kalinina trying to "capture" someone—though ostensibly—is actually an attempt to seize my calm mind, causing a series of ups and downs...
Goodness, this is so mind-bending! I'm only now, on chapter 17 of volume 4, realizing I've been tricked again! It's been a long time since I've seen such high quality; the plot design is amazing!
The male protagonist is acting like a saint, trying to have his cake and eat it too.
Unbelievable cover