I love it so much!It's the first time I see the MC getting up to clearing the name of the villain in such a creative... more>> way, literally, by writing novels about his experience. And I am not going to lie, the novels he wrote and how the characters - original female lead, original male lead, other people who hated on the MC - kinda interest me even more than the romance between MC and ML. Though I cannot say anything bad about it - it's cute, sometimes funny, and it's slow-burn.Recommend to all lovers of transmigration genre and rehabilitation of villains trop. <<less

This is super great. I MTLed almost till the end, and I loved it all the way. The reborn son/villain is a great twist on this trop, you can't help but give your heart to him, when he's a newborn and still remembers/focuses on all the hardships and loses he had in the last life. You end up hating the family of MC, and it's great that they get their just deserts. The MC is a great character, she's smart, capable, and brave. ML compliments her very much. I like them together.... more>>

Chi Wen’s short life has been bumpy. Ever since he could remember things, he was already living in the orphanage, growing up without a family. Later, he entered the entertainment industry and became a first generation film emperor. However, he finally ended up in ruin. In the end, Chi Wen jumped off the top floor of a building, but did not expect that he would get a chance to open his eyes again…Back to his infancy, Chi Wen coldly looked at the woman who was laughing s*upidly in front of him. He waited, waited until the moment she finally abandoned him.…　Fu Yuanruo was transmigrated as the cannon fodder in the novel ‘First Generation Movie Queen.’ When she first transmigrated, it happened to be the plot point when the malicious cannon fodder tried to frame the female lead for the last time. After that, her evil deeds would be exposed. The whole netizens mocked, and her father angrily drove her out of the house. A former wealthy and pampered young miss fall into the mud and finally died after accidentally falling into the water…Because of the high popularity of the original book, the author used the daughter of the original female and male lead as the protagonist for the second book. The villain who had been against the main couple of this sequel also met his just end and died tragically. After his death, the female lead let out some vague words that made readers speculated that this villain was the illegitimate son of the prequel’s cannon fodder.After recalling the plot, Fu Yuanruo stared at the pregnancy report in her hand. She was torn: should she give birth or not? <<less

This is great! I love how much fleshed out the kids are, which is rare for the genre. Usually it's your typical wuwuwu kid who immediately goes along with anything the new mother does, just because she meets the bare minimum of child care's needs. This is not the case. The author here treats kids not like props but like characters. Romance between MC and ML is okay, like a cherry on top. MC herself is not a mother of the year but seeing how the kids are not really hers, she got them cheaply after transmigration, I kudos her parenting, and slow-build of real familial relationships between all of them.... more>>

Jian Tang is a bit unlucky. She transmigrated. Her husband is an absolutely wicked villain beyond redemption in Otome video games. In the end, because he wanted to have the female lead by force, his family was broken up and ruined by the decent male lead, ending very miserably. Besides that, their eldest son will become the future BOSS, his second son will become the vicious male supporting character, and the youngest daughter will become a very cunning, ignorant, and incompetent cannon fodder.Jiang Tang is very anxious. If she was really the villain’s wife, then according to the plot, she will die from illness after a year.Jiang Tang looked at her villain husband, rubbed her little hand, and said: “Bro, let’s get divorced. Children belong to you, the property belongs to me.”The villain husband: ???My husband, sons, and daughter are all wicked people.In order to stay alive, Jiang Tang made painstaking efforts to transform the children into positive and upright good young people. At the same time, she also harvested her own love <<less

It's totally freaking hilarious. I didn't want to read it for a long time after reading the summary: "...Ever since Yi Yang discovered that he could hear Xu Xingyi’s thoughts, he found that while his wife kept kissing up to him and saying she loved him on the outside, in her heart she would laugh at that and think the complete opposite.... more>>

She only loved him on the surface.

“Husband, you are so nice, I love you so much ah~!”

—“I won’t have to be with this arrogant man forever, will I? I am really the most pitiful woman in the whole world!” "

But it totally exceeded my expectations. Yes, the mind reading is never explained except a short mention of UFO encounter but who really cares? It makes the relationship development much more interesting instead of simplifying it, like I feared. <<less

It's a funny and slightly unconvential novel about girl transmigrating as overbearing president/cannon fodder. What makes it different than others "Transmigrated into CF" is how MC gets to be friends with both original female lead of the novel (though, maybe friends here is not the right word; their relationships undoubtedly positive and it's a rare thing, 2 unrelated women that are not enemies in Chinese novels; MC likes ori!FL and sincerely tries to make her life better, and succeeds, even if it derails the romance plot of the novel, and ori!FL basically end up falling in love with her. God, this would have been such a great yuri novel) and the male lead (who starts... more>> as just her subbordinate, a total passerby without gold fingers or other girls fawning all over him; MC gets his cooperation, then respect, then friendship, then the feelings, and I like this relationships development very much).

There's a bonus reborn character who was originally a second male lead and now for a time, a villain. I am not sure how he ends up by the end of the novel. <<less