A Good-for-Nothing's Struggle After Transmigration

The book is good. The female protagonist is intelligent. Although it's a time-travel story, she doesn't have any major cheat codes. The plot develops reasonably, and the pace is not fast, but it feels like a gentle breeze and a light rain.

It's a good read. The female lead's cross-dressing as a man is very successful; she does many things she wants to do while always keeping her true gender a secret from everyone (except a few special people). Her final words on her deathbed are truly moving. Some people call the female lead a "brother-supporting demon."

Ordinary yet extraordinary—this is real life, isn't it? After reading it, I felt a touch of melancholy, a gentle happiness. It's a privilege to have found this novel; thank you so much. Highly recommended! 👍👍👍

Why are there so few updates? It's so slow. The writing is excellent, the plot is tight and coherent, the flow is natural and smooth, and the protagonist is well portrayed. There is no arrogance or superpowers. He wins steadily and surely. Apart from the lack of content, there is nothing wrong with it!

It's great! Keep up the good work, author!

It's very well written. I enjoy reading stories about a character's struggle to build something from nothing, without any special space or system, and without any romantic pairing. Gu Xin's character is natural and not forced; her experiences are exciting, and the siblings get along well with everyone in the Ninghou Mansion. It's wonderful; I definitely have to finish reading it.

Having read several novels about time travel from modern times to ancient times, this book stands out for its unconventional protagonist and plot. There are no cheat codes, no spatial abilities, no braised food, no planting chili peppers, no discovering sweet potatoes or corn, no plagues, etc.

In terms of classical Chinese literature, I think this book is quite realistic and insightful. It's heartwarming and inspiring, calm yet exciting, and at least it's not full of messy, melodramatic nonsense. The writing is smooth and quite good!

I finally found this book after a long period of reading slump. It's logically sound, morally upright, and the female protagonist, while dedicating her life to the cause, also receives a great deal of love in return; the bonds of family and friendship are no less precious than romantic love. Highly recommended, definitely worth nine points!

I finished reading it in a day. The protagonist, Gu Xin, disguises herself as a man and uses modern knowledge to start a business, also engaging in plagiarism. The story moves at a relatively fast pace, without any melodramatic or clichéd plot points. Overall, the writing style is solid, allowing the reader to feel the protagonist's relaxed and carefree life in ancient times.