Ding! Handsome Man Card!
Lu Miaomiao transmigrates into an ancient alternate world where she has to collect Handsome Man Cards.
If she can recruit twelve handsome men into her loyal followers group, she'll earn a Handsome Man Card. Then she can escape the System and win two million.
But right at the start of the main quest, she runs into a domineering, sinister, scheming young imperial uncle who refuses to play by the rules.
The progress bar is so hard to fill... Once she meets the young imperial uncle, it stalls so badly that even an ox couldn't budge it!
The quest seems impossibly far off, and she can't even see a cent of that two million.
Still, at least... life under the young imperial uncle's roof isn't too hard.
The main quest goes nowhere, but the side quests take off. After gathering Handsome Man Loyalty Cards and trading them for a golden finger, she becomes the capital's notorious heartbreaker.
Lu Miaomiao flirts but never marries. No one dares lay a finger on the young imperial uncle. Though he never sets foot outside his home, he's domineering and fiercely protective.
Staring at her dismal progress bar, Lu Miaomiao decides to get it over with in one go. No one can stop her from advancing the quest! No one can get in the way of her two million!
Her scheme fails, and she ends up getting drunk instead.
The young imperial uncle's heart breaks. "You're leaving me for two million? I'll give you everything I have if you'll stay by my side. Enjoy all the riches and honors in this glorious age. Please, don't go..."
The author's writing is good, the plot moves quickly without dragging on, and the content is quite interesting. I liked the content of the heroine's lessons when she was a master, and I also benefited from it. . . I hope there are more plots like this, it's really good to watch. . [Shy]
I haven't finished reading it yet, but I have a little doubt about whether Tanhang is mainly grateful to the heroine or has more love between a man and a woman.
The author's writing is good, the plot moves quickly without dragging on, and the content is quite interesting. I liked the content of the heroine's lessons when she was a master, and I also benefited from it. . . I hope there are more plots like this, it's really good to watch. . [Shy]
I haven't finished reading it yet, but I have a little doubt about whether Tanhang is mainly grateful to the heroine or has more love between a man and a woman.