I’m Done Being the Stepping-Stone Villainess!

It's great! When I first read the synopsis, I didn't think it would be a very good novel, but I was really desperate for something to read, so I clicked on it. Wow, it's amazing! Five stars, five stars, it absolutely has to be five stars!

It's not bad. I mainly watched it because the male lead only appeared later in the story; I didn't watch much romance. My main focus was on the female lead's journey to wealth and power.

It's a pretty good book! Although it's not finished and has some minor flaws, the rating is lower than I expected, so I checked the reviews. I specifically looked at the low ratings and really think some people are making a mountain out of a molehill. It's just a novel; there's no need to be so picky, especially since it's a free novel.

The story is fresh and thrilling, the female lead is intelligent and quick-witted—I hope she maintains that level of skill! The family members are vividly portrayed and feel realistic, and the depiction of life in ancient times is excellent! It's highly readable! I hope the author avoids overly melodramatic elements and continues to maintain the current style! Keep it up! Keep it up 😊!

The book is still very good. The female lead isn't that powerful in the early stages; she struggles to even protect herself from bandits. But that's exactly the kind of "golden finger" a 5 or 6-year-old should have. Ling Yue is intelligent, patient, and kind to her family and friends, gradually building her own power.

The first 90% of the content is quite excellent, especially the section depicting the difficulties of traveling in ancient times, which gives a different and realistic glimpse into ancient society. The scene where the male and female leads confess their feelings, although it seems a bit hasty—the male lead's family inexplicably asking for a marriage decree behind his back—what happened to his…

It's alright. The female lead has a spatial ability, but she doesn't use it much. Every time she goes to her enemies' territory, she doesn't even empty it out – bad review 😂. The plot isn't too dragging, but the whole story lacks emotional highs and lows; it's just about getting rich and struggling to protect her family.

It's good, but four stars is too low and five stars isn't enough. The main issue is that the male lead, after being forced into marriage, didn't resist or realize his feelings; it was a wake-up call, which wasn't ideal. There were also some minor, but understandable, plot points. Also, there should be some epilogues to explain the lives of the female lead's friends; otherwise, dedicating so much time to them in the early episodes would be pointless.

It was pretty good. It felt like the original female lead became a foil for the main heroine; there was no infighting. The original female lead had less screen time; her role was more focused on her years of planning for future disasters and wars. The male lead also had less screen time and less of a romantic subplot. The ending was still a bit of a surprise to me.

It's a pretty good, simple farming novel. To be honest, the heroine's family was really awful at the beginning. Fortunately, the heroine's father, mother, and grandmother gradually changed for the better; otherwise, I don't think I could have continued reading if they were all lazy and selfish. They started by selling medicinal herbs, making ice jelly and fruit wine, and then opened a snack shop. It's quite heartwarming.