Transmigrate into a Book Set in the 1990s: The Cannon Fodder Wants Only to Get Rich
穿书九零，炮灰女配只想暴富
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 556k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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In booklists 6
Excellent Completed Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Strong female and male leads, taking down scumbags, past and present lives
Looking for Male-Oriented Quick Transmigration Stories, Especially Period Pieces and Apocalypse Stories, Preferably with No Fixed Couple
Looking for books like "Quick Transmigration: I Won't Follow the Plot as a Male Cannon Fodder, I'll Switch Lanes". I'd like male-oriented quick transmigration stories, especially period dramas and post-apocalyptic stories, preferably with no fixed couple. Things like pocket dimensions should develop gradually along with the plot and be accumulated over time.
Transmigration, a Pocket Dimension, and Supplies
The female lead transmigrates and has supplies in a pocket dimension. Most importantly, she must have a separate courtyard that she turns into a laid-back little haven.
Period Novel Recommendations
Recommending some stories set in the olden days!
Transmigrates into a Historical-Era Novel as a Fussy Female Side Character
A Completed Period Story About Transmigrating With a Shopping Mall
Transmigrated with an entire shopping mall, with endless supplies that never run out
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I thought it was a great watch. The female lead is very rational and clear-headed, and she's capable too; she's not the kind of person who lacks ability but always makes boastful statements. Later, after the female lead gets married, some people say she's selfish for making the male lead get a tubal ligation.
I think this is a very good book, and those who like independent and strong female protagonists should enjoy it. Many readers couldn't accept the female lead's personality and behavior later on, but I think the author wrote it very well. It explores the issue of gender equality, suggesting that women should have the right to decide whether or not to have children in marriage, because childbirth…
Great! I came specifically for the female lead's character. I don't usually like short stories, but after seeing all the comments saying the female lead was selfish, I immediately clicked to read this. Sure enough, a common problem with short stories is that some things aren't explained in detail, but overall it's still good. I like strong female leads, so I don't think the female lead is selfish.
It's good. Unlike other historical novels I've read, the female lead is great. She doesn't have any special advantages and seems to grow as an adult. Keep up the good work, author!
This novel is a rare gem among Tomato Era's works, featuring vividly portrayed characters and insightful, relatable anecdotes. The female protagonist doesn't possess any special advantages; she achieves a queen-like status within her family through her own wisdom, knowledge, and foresight, surpassing even the most accomplished female characters. She's wealthy, beautiful, possesses a brilliant mind, and has an obedient soldier boyfriend...
I personally really like this book! The female lead is very clear-headed and rational. She's not love-struck! She doesn't have any special advantages after transmigrating; she achieves everything through her own hard work and intelligence. I think the reason for the low rating is that some people feel the female lead is too cold-blooded towards her family and doesn't treat her in-laws like family.
Everyone says the female lead has warped values, but how are they warped? Has she negatively influenced anyone? Has she broken the law? Honestly, if you sisters had the means, wouldn't you want to live more independently? Those who condemn the female lead for making the male lead get a vasectomy shouldn't generalize. First of all, it wasn't the female lead who suggested it, it was the male lead.
The female lead's values were quite positive in the beginning, but I couldn't continue reading after she graduated high school. I don't object to having a male lead, but the age gap between the male and female leads was a bit too large, and the fact that she was already acting immaturely in her final year of junior high was a bit hard for me to accept.
I think there's absolutely no problem with the female lead being the same gender as Grey. She's not into trouble, she's rich and beautiful, and being a little cold-blooded doesn't hurt anyone. Who would like someone who meddles in others' lives? Thumbs up!
The writing is quite good. The female lead is quite rational; she's not an emotional person and is rather self-centered. In a relationship, she might make her partner feel exhausted. Fortunately, the male lead is a firefighter, he loves her deeply, and he's willing to compromise. In life, the female lead would never suffer a loss; she won't be bound by family or romantic ties.