
Livestream Tipping System: My Transmigration Goal Is to Be a Slacker
直播打赏系统:穿越之目标咸鱼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 439k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- A Peaceful Little Life in the Late 1970s七零末的平顺小日子Alternate title on Fanqie
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It feels like a really good book. It gets straight to the point from the beginning – the protagonist wants to buy a house and become a landlady, unlike other period novels where the female lead is constantly buying property, running a business, and going to university, as if it doesn't require any time or effort. Also, unlike many period novels where the female lead has a system, a spatial ability, and other skills, but then finds a male lead only to help others, this male lead feels quite good.
I'd still give it five stars. I like the female lead's sharp tongue, but she's not an utterly bizarre jerk. The way she punishes the scumbags is satisfying. I hope the male lead doesn't have too many undesirable romantic entanglements; I hate it when the male lead has too many women, like they're made from Tang Sanzang. Every woman would love that. Author, keep up the good work, don't ruin it!
It's great! The key is that the author has already finished writing this book. No need to worry about the author abandoning it. Hahaha 😆😆😆😆 [Learned it][Learned it][Learned it][Learned it][Learned it][Learned it] 😏😏😏😏😏😏😏
Great! (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡ The plot is very interesting and not boring at all; it's written very delicately. I heard the author has already finished the book, so I can continue reading without worry.
Great read! 👍 There aren't any really annoying characters yet, and the female lead is a fantastic character; there are lots of funny moments in the story! Keep it up! 💪
It's a great show, and I really admire the female lead's personality. She's always looking to improve herself and can speak eight languages. The male lead is also great; he was such a goofball when he first had a crush on her, but his love for her later on made me so envious! 😏😏 The family atmosphere is also wonderful. Apart from her three sisters-in-law, the female lead is truly a winner in life, with perfect family, love, and friendship.
I finished watching it, and I really enjoyed it. The female lead's personality is exactly my type, as is the male lead's. They protect those they like and dare to lay a hand on those they dislike. Haha, their story spans from being sent-down youths in the countryside to taking the college entrance exam, graduating from university, getting married, and having children.
It's quite complicated, but I still give it a good review because I really like the new book. There are many flaws, such as the female lead's occasional affectation, which deviates from her character design. The opening scene of her being sent to the countryside is a cliché, and the educated youth at the educated youth center take on too much responsibility!
It's a great read. I love the female lead's personality—she's genuine, not pretentious, and doesn't act like a saint. She repays kindness tenfold and retaliates decisively against those who mistreat her. The male lead is also wonderful; his love for the female lead is unwavering, he's not chauvinistic at all, and he respects people. Their family is harmonious and full of happiness.
Sigh, I'm easily moved to tears. This novel made me cry the most of all the ones I've ever read. It was quite good, but a bit emotionally draining. I probably won't read it a second time because I don't want to cry anymore. 🤦