At first glance, it could be a good novel.

But it isn’t. The title should honestly be something like “Simp Adventures” or “My Life as a Simp.”

Long story short: the guy transmigrates into a novel where his beloved character was killed. His beloved character was a woman who turned into a monster because she was dumped by her lover. Of course, according to the MC, there’s nothing wrong with this, and she shouldn’t be held accountable for her crimes.

It gets even better: he transmigrates into her simp henchman, who simped for... more>> her the whole book and died with her (she never acknowledged his feelings, even though he followed and helped her his whole life).

Then the main story starts. Not only does he simp for her, but his original personality also simps for her, and—honestly—the author simps for her, too.

Whole chapters are dedicated to how great, beautiful, smart, and capable she is. Everyone bows to her, people worship the ground she walks on, and so on.

I’ve never seen so much simping in a novel. It seriously feels like this whole female MC, Grace, is either the author’s self-insert or his idea of a perfect woman.

Anyway, I can’t recommend this to anyone with even a shred of dignity. <<less