So far only Liang Jing only knows that Xingxing is not the real QXC. Bai Ye is beginning to have doubts.

Chapter 115 They both now know that they transmigrated and probably not the first time.

many of the MC problems would never have appeared if he just admitted who his family was from the start. Certainly, he should have admitted it when he took over the MCs body. He didn't want an unfair advantage? BS. It's called "utilizing your assets" and China is built on nepotism and family relationships. A lot of really annoying small problems could have been avoided and the story would have been far less cliche.

it was sweet he got to see everyone again but to be honest, I was a little disappointed since he already has family IRL with the ML and ML family. Him running back to the book makes it feel like that wasn't enough for him and he had to run away into fantasy and fiction instead of appreciating what he had in reality.

I know that will be an unpopular opinion since he loves them and they accept him and its all sunshine and roses but that how I felt and it made me feel sorry for the ML since he and his family obviously weren't enough to fulfill the MC emotional needs in real life.

I was also sad he didn't go back into showbiz, considering all the training, effort, and learning he went through in the book world. It seems a waste not to use the hard-won knowledge and be a teacher instead.

I actually find it rather refreshing. For all that it's a over used plot of transmigrating into a book, MC actually transmigrate into a fanfiction where ML is the male lead and in real life an idol. MC is his fan in real life too so it's almost a fan x idol setting as well that makes it really cute. ML is also transmigrated so MC has no idea ML is his REAL idol making it almost cuter since his thoughts are always "oh this is the fake one" but no it's the real one hehe. It's a real slow burn but it's nice to see them gradually get closer through each of MC's project. MC is also not super OP and he's really sweet and willing to learn. There's many minor antagonist that get their faces slapped but not overtly and it's satisfying.

As mentioned is slow burn but once it hits, it's very sweet. No drawn out drama, MC accepts it pretty quickly. Not much wooing though and they get together pretty quickly. Then it's just fluff!

I like them, I almost wish they had more screen time especially towards the end. My favourite is MC's younger cousin. As for the childhood friend, I feel that he was mostly there for a bit of plot then he faded out pretty quickly.

I couldn't tell for the first half of the book then bam the foreshadowing came quick. It ramped up pretty quickly towards the last 30 or so chapters but I liked how the main antagonist somewhat redeems herself in the end.

MC and ML goes back to the real world. It's really bittersweet but I like how MC made that mature decision on the chance that by doing so, FL's younger brother might have the chance of coming back to life. Even though there was the risk that they might lose their memories of each other. And how MC decides not to go into showbiz back in the real world as it's realistic since he's studying some other stuff in uni in the real world. It's also nice that he found out he could return to the book world whenever he wanted later on. And the last super bittersweet thing was that book MC did not end up with his childhood friend that he liked. I thought they would but they didn't. I was kind of sad. I suspected that it's because in the story, childhood friend actually fell for our MC so when the story reset, well they just weren't meant to be. I wish for book MC's happiness.

the ML saying that the kiss with MC was his first kiss. I just exited the app and went....I don't trust that. Yeah, it's sweet. But surely as an idol, he would have acted in dramas/movies/music videos where he has/is a romantic interest? Wouldn't you have to act out kissing? Idk

For example, the MC's older sister being so head over heels for one of the antagonists that she thought the MC was joking when he said it was her boyfriend who pushed him. I thought it was pretty in line with the characterisation, especially if the original owner of the MC was protective of his sister as well. Once she got solid evidence that MC was being mistreated by him, she quickly broke off things and took the MC's side.

The misunderstanding of his younger brother's character, where he is brash and gets mistaken for bullying other students. Glad that the MC quickly cleared that up, and got him a new friend. Which was such good CP material I felt that the author wasted that opportunity when she confirmed that they are not a CP.

That scene where he was all like, "it's only a knife wound, don't worry about me uwu". Ughhhhh

Well, not exactly, but y'all get what I mean, right? If u got hurt, go see a f*cking doctor, for f*ck's sake. The production crew should have paid for the wound and given compensation since the whole 'burglar breaking in and taking all the money' wasn't their fault at all.

He lied about a bunch of stuff and did things that are a bit morally wrong several times.

He lied to the owner of the place he and other celebrities stayed at for a week and sold items for a superrr high price when they should have obviously just used their faces and clout to sell the items. He gave the watch his sister gave him to the as*hole when he should've just said he was the brother of the girl as*hole was mooching off and exposed his to his sister wayyyyyy earlier. He gave the ml, is idol, an airpods case saying he painted it when he bought it already painted??? And he wouldn't have had time to paint it??????? It wasn't even mentioned he painted it before giving it to the ML - if he did paint it, it would have been good to use a plot point, like, to show off his skills and love of the ml. But no, he didn't paint it but said he did.

Call me sensitive, but as an artist, the one thing that pisses me off the most is when ppl say they made something when they didn't. I hate copycats less than that bc at least someone who copies someone's art has the skill to do so.

Like when MC's sister (I forgot the name, sorry) didn't believe that her boyfriend actually harmed (?) MC. Like??? Uh...I thought they love him that much but with just this, she didn't believer him??

I think it's around where QXC added BY on WeChat (not sure if WeChat & if it was BY or QXC who added first lol I'll read this again) but it wasn't added on the translated chap. I'm not sure if it's already fixed. After that I just went to the raws and MTL-ed it because it's more understandable than the current translations.

Because I am a bit of Happy Ending enthusiast, I do hope there's more redemption for poor Qi Jiaze, Tao Xuan, and maybe a little for Tao Tao too in the extra. Two pitiful children and one pitiful, greedy adult. A bit of wishful thinking, but I hope Tao Tao would get a chance to be happy with her brother in next life?

the MC is OP in a fun way, but his insistence that everything and everyone in the book is fake including the ML is getting annoying. I mean he sees the others have real feelings and experiences, he even feels for the mountain children and want to help them so why is he so insistant that the ML is fake. Not even entertaining the idea that the ML is just a parallel version, makes the MC seem so superficial (I know the ML is also a transmigrator)

All that tied in with the nationalism and him keeping the family at a distance has made me lose my enthusiasm for this novel. At least not enough to MTL. Also the ending sounds a little bit not to my liking, but I am curious about how the real young master will treat his family.

The female lead gets a chance to redeem herself and that the MC was able to talk to the original owner. The letter MC made for the original owner also touched me. As for the ML, I love it when he tries hard to make the MC more confident so they could be equal on the relationship and not just MC treating himself as lowly while ML as god. MC also strives to be worthy of ML.

After getting into a car accident on his way to see his favorite idol, the MC ends up transmigrating into the cannon fodder of a fanfic he recently read about said idol. The MC tries to make sure that he and his new 'family' don't suffer from the same fate as the characters in the novel. Honestly, he's not used to all the affection he's recieving, but it's rather sweet how much they care about him.

The MC also tries to follow the main characters of the fanfic and watch their development. So far, the female protagonist seems like a nice person but...

As for the male protagonist, the MC doesn't quite know how to treat him since he is based on his idol, but he acts as a fan. He just can't figure out how a fanfic character can be so similar to his idol, but the truth is...

The male protagonist, on the other hand, is rather intrigued by his 'fan'. As of 60 chapters in, there isn't really any romance, but the MC and the male protagonist are getting along pretty well.

I suppose another thing that I appreciate is that the MC isn't really OP. Although he does have some skills from his previous world such as his acrobatics, he isn't a genius. In his first film, he didn't know how to act; he had to study how to, and he still made mistakes. Although he picked up acting rather quickly, the MC didn't master it right away.