After I Became a Good Girl as a Woman, No Other Woman Will Steal Me Away

Since I couldn't fit a short review here, I'll put it in a longer one. I wrote this impromptu after finishing the book, so it might be a bit messy. I'll organize it and post a more detailed review later when I have time. To put it simply, the pacing was great. I was drawn in by the synopsis and read it carefully from beginning to end in three hours, thoroughly enjoying it. All the female leads are interesting; you could say they're all amazing or just genuinely interesting. There's no drawn-out, filler content that drags on the pace, and you won't feel like you're being deliberately interrupted. The characters' inner thoughts and emotions are portrayed quite delicately. It's clear the author used many ideas in this hodgepodge, but surprisingly, it blends together quite well. It's a rebirth/transmigration/villainess/heiress redemption story, with NTR and the original owner being punished...

To be honest, Lao Jiang is really pitiful. From any perspective, he's probably the most tragic character in the whole story.

Holy crap, the wings are knotted! I'm not watching anymore.

I was initially finding it a bit unpleasant, but after realizing that the poets of Mei Yige were incredibly tax-evading 😋

After reading more than thirty chapters, the protagonist doesn't seem to have grown much, and can't really be considered a female devil; she's just purely evil, stupid, and cowardly. On the other hand, the romantic relationships are very complicated, with all sorts of tangled threads, especially the protagonist's sister falling in love at first sight with her brother's girlfriend, which makes it feel like the seriousness of yuri as a romantic relationship has been completely undermined. In short, this is purely for fun; read it without thinking too much or being overly fastidious.

The protagonist is like Hakimi, and the group of rich girls are like tires. Even though everyone else has already had a happy ending, Hakimi always manages to attract the tires, just like the protagonist always manages to attract new hatred.

When did BP (promotional material) articles start getting recommended all the time?

To be honest, the relationships between the characters in this book are much more complex than those in Thunderstorm.

With the protagonist's performance, I suddenly don't want her to have a happy ending.

Please, please, don't write a sad ending. I'm begging you, author.