
After My Luck Was Stolen, I Lay Flat My Way to Becoming the Richest
气运被夺后,靠躺平混到了首富
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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This book is fantastic, another must-read in the historical fiction genre. I love Grandma Jiang's strong, domineering, and wise character, and admire Pei Sangrou's resilient personality beneath her seemingly weak exterior, as well as her kind and loyal nature. The adorable Huihui is the star of the show, absolutely irresistible! I love the author's writing style; it's superb, making you want to comment on every sentence. I'm truly captivated by the charm of your writing!
Waaah, I really wanted to know how Huihui outwitted that old lady and finally won! You just had the wedding and it was over so abruptly! 😢
I think it's pretty good, why is the rating so low? Keep it up! 👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This book is so good! I read two chapters a day and can't resist reading it even if I want to wait until it's fully read. The book started off well, but then it felt like it had a rushed ending, or like it was written by a different author.
Couldn't the female lead have a different father? A wife who bore his children and took care of his elderly mother is somehow less important than the person who saved his life and lived with him for several years. Can we change the female lead's father?
It's amazing! This is the best novel I've ever read.
I like the story of the Jiang family's parents, but I don't like the story of the children after they grow up. In the part about Jiang Chan growing up, she's practically a doormat. Although she always fights back or retaliates, what's done is done, and fighting back doesn't cover up the fact that she was bullied.
It's a very good book. Although the relationship between the female protagonist's parents has some twists and turns, it's still very heartwarming overall. The descriptions of the various villagers are also very relatable. However, the male lead's character is really frustrating. Having read books for so many years, I've rarely seen such a dramatic male lead, and he keeps doing it again and again.
Did the female lead's father really not have amnesia? I've read the latest chapter, and if he really didn't have amnesia, then why did the other children call him "Dad" in the beginning? I still feel terrible ❤️, sob sob XX Why do I have to have this kind of complex? My heart aches for her. The female lead's father still doesn't like her.
Overall it's alright, but the female lead's mother's personality is just too infuriating.