4.2/5. Basically read for the fluff and mouth-watering descriptions of food— there’s not much plot as it’s more of a slice of life story. The... more>> transmigration is also glossed over (mentioned once in the beginning and another time at the end). <<less

A concept somewhat reminiscent of the guide/sentinel trope. What stood out was MC and ML’s choosing each other over and over again. The development of... more>> their relationship was well written and the author actually *shows* us why MC/ML fell for each other. Loved this, 4.6/10 <<less

By the same author as Stabilizing Madness. The unconditional love and sacrifice of both MC and ML in this one reminded me of Mu Su... more>> Li’s works (always a good thing!) The plot was wrapped up nicely. 4.7/10 <<less

4.7/5. MC and ML’s relationship was developed beautifully, ML actually has a personality (and mental health issues, which was treated with respect by the author).... more>> Likeable side characters. Would reread again!  <<less

By the same author as “When Reader and Author Transmigrate Inside the Book at the Same Time”, this is an infinite flow with a unconventional and cute MC, a bunch of adorable ghost kids, and well written side characters. ... more>>

Even the villains are sympathetic and three dimensional. Wonderful high quality translation, kudos to the translator. <<less