After Transmigration, I Spit Rainbow Farts and Overturned the Car

As a popular variety show artist with a talent for trolling, Lin Luo is on the verge of being beaten up every day, until one day, she suddenly transmigrated as a cannon fodder with the same name as her in an unfinished novel. The system told her that if she wanted to go back, she had no choice but to flatter the male protagonist, and to figure out how good the male protagonist was. From then on, she became the little dog-legged secretary of the entertainment industry boss, a beautiful person with a sweet voice who released rainbow farts in a fancy way 24 hours a day at 360 degrees. And thus, she spent her days praising the cold and stiff big boss into an immortal, while counting the increasing favorability value, impatiently waiting to go home, and cursing the male lead as a stingy dog who valued his favorability points like silver. However …… she slowly found out that the boss looked at her with a weirder and weirder gaze, and that the favorability, after many ups and downs, finally didn’t rise anymore. Damn it! No one told her that the boss could read minds, f*ck! Xiao Luoluo overturned the car! Note: ‘rainbow farts’ mean exaggerated appraise/flatttery, and ‘to overturn the car’ means to fail in doing something

Original Publisher

Unknown

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on After Transmigration, I Spit Rainbow Farts and Overturned the Car Okay, so I dove into "After Transmigration, I Spit Rainbow Farts and Overturned the Car" with a healthy dose of skepticism, given that title! It's a completed story, though translation is ongoing, and the blend of comedy, josei, and romance genres piqued my interest. Overall, it was a mixed bag, leaning toward a fun, lighthearted experience, but with a few caveats. ### First Impressions The premise is definitely unique. Our MC transmigrates into a book with a mission from a system: gain favorability points from the male lead, the domineering president. The catch? It doesn't *have* to be romantic, which leads to some hilarious internal monologues as she showers him with insincere praise. The "rainbow farts" aspect is essentially her over-the-top flattery, and the "overturned car" is likely the chaos that ensues. ### What Works Well The comedy is definitely a strong point. I found the dynamic between the MC and ML particularly entertaining, especially when he starts reading her mind and discovers her true, sarcastic thoughts. The author does a good job of creating a black-bellied ML who enjoys teasing the MC and watching her squirm. I also appreciated that the story avoids heavy angst and dog-blood drama, keeping the tone light and fluffy. The MC is also a fun character. She seems like a fierce character. Stands up for herself, isn't very timid, and witty. But she's also actually a pampered delicate lady in her original world and so she can be quite naive at time. She likes to feel that she's protected, and she loves the security her boss brings her. ### Areas of Concern The biggest issue I see is the potential for the ML's behavior to cross the line into problematic. Some readers may find his actions overbearing or even borderline abusive, especially his mind-reading and initial treatment of the MC. Additionally, the ending feels abrupt and leaves several questions unanswered. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Several reviews mention specific plot points that could spoil the experience. For example, the ML's mind-reading ability is a major factor in the story's humor and conflict. Also, the ending has a minor twist and leaves the future of the ML and FL in the second world unresolved, which may frustrate some readers. ### Final Verdict "After Transmigration, I Spit Rainbow Farts and Overturned the Car" is a fun, quick read that doesn't require much brainpower. It's a guilty pleasure kind of novel. If you're looking for a lighthearted office romance with plenty of humor and don't mind a potentially problematic ML, you might enjoy this one. However, if you're sensitive to power imbalances or prefer a more nuanced romance, this might not be the story for you.