The Easygoing Little Days

Ahhh, I really love this type of story. Although the female protagonist transmigrated from ancient times to the modern era, she didn't think she was amazing just because she was a well-bred lady from ancient times and knew a little about music, chess, calligraphy, and painting. On the contrary, she knew how to hide her talents and studied hard what she didn't know.

I've read up to chapter 140, and so far, I think it's pretty good. It's a heartwarming slice-of-life story, a bit bland, but still sweet. The only downside is that the character has a huge cheat ability, but it's not used much, which feels wasteful. It would have been better to give her a lower-powered version from the start.

Excellent, realistic, and concise—superb!

I quite enjoyed this book. Although there were many typos, it didn't affect the reading experience. Many people are concerned about the significant changes in Lin's parents, but I think the later developments aren't abrupt at all; the clues were already there from the beginning of the story.

I watched it in one go. Although Youyou had no family ties, she met Qu Ya, who was like a sister to her, and had a husband who doted on her for life. The care from her in-laws warmed her cold heart, which was neglected by her parents. It's worth watching and I recommend it.

The writing is excellent, the prose flows smoothly, and the characters are vividly portrayed. Even with few words, the characters' personalities are clearly revealed. Highly recommended! I've also added other books by the author to my favorites; I think they won't disappoint me. Looking forward to them!

The female protagonist's greatest asset is the skills she learned on her own. She has a great personality, is kind and gentle, and doesn't suffer losses. Apart from the emotional toll of her family background, everything else is heartwarming. It's a good novel.

A masterpiece worthy of nine points or higher; simple happiness is the best.

The story involves a time-traveling adventure with the help of a powerful being, yet the protagonist doesn't solely rely on the spatial dimension. The premise is that only what one learns truly belongs to them. The later episodes, filled with mundane everyday life, are rich in emotion and captivating.

It's a good watch, though a bit bland. The female lead, Lin You, travels from ancient times to the modern era. She uses her special abilities very little, which is what gives her the confidence and independence she has in the early stages. Her modern parents are really... Unfortunate, they don't love her much. Luckily, she meets a loving husband and in-laws, and after marriage, she has a daughter and is very happy. 👍👍👍