Transmigrating into a Book: The Heir Goes Off Script

The author is too cruel, the misunderstanding lasted too long, and this point of abuse is too delayed.

Then will Chengan and Baili Xun be together in the end?

Hey, the eldest princess is rather sad.

I came here from the tweet, and I was particularly surprised by the wedge part. Then I read a little further, and then thought about the title of the book. I felt bad knowing who the male protagonist was. . . Let's make an appointment next time!

The heroine Lei Sha Bai Tian was cautious about entering. I really wanted to laugh when I saw the heroine being deleted and used stupidly.

It's pretty good, sweet and torturous. That's why the emotional entanglement between the second male lead is so deep. In the end, the character's arc didn't feel like it was revealed.

Super beautiful, highly recommended

It's a bit sadistic and I want to complain about it. The heroine is reborn, but it still doesn't have much effect. On the contrary, it is self-defeating and the misunderstanding between the two becomes deeper and deeper. Although they have always emphasized that they love each other deeply, they still don't trust each other. The two people were originally quite smart, but when they encounter things about each other, they are a little blind. It is really worrying and a little distressing at the same time. Both of them are for the good of each other, but they always pay silently behind the scenes and never say it out loud. In the later period, the two separated and reunited, and experienced the death of their loved ones. There was deep hatred between the two, and they were separated for five years because of distrust. The truth was not revealed until the ending. I wanted to see the scene where the two settled their feud, but it ended up being brushed off without much writing. It was really disappointing. Why didn't I write about it...

The first part is good, but the heroine's emotions in the second part are too far-fetched and illogical. It's strange for Xun's insistence on death and for Lao Liu's easy relief~ If her uncle was on patrol, it was because he was an enemy It's okay for Lao Liu to kill her uncle, which would be patricide. Isn't the heroine very smart? I think the heroine written later is very brainless.

The writing is good, but why is it that the heroine is so cruel to the hero and then forgives the real culprit? Why, I feel so uncomfortable, this ending just made my face muddy. There is a saying that is right. There is no trust between them at all. Even this love is probably more obsession. The male protagonist is not even as good as a peacock? It's just that he didn't really die, haha.