I’m Just a Little Kimchi, So What If I Love China?
我一个小泡菜，爱华国怎么了？
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 491k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Entertainment Stardom
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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- Even If She's a Tycoon's Daughter, I Wouldn't Dare Slack Off就算是财阀千金，我也不敢摆烂啊Alternate title on Fanqie
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Even though Jiang Shang is dressed as a rich heiress in kimchi, she still wants to go back to China. I'm so moved, I could cry.
Even though she transmigrated into the body of a tycoon, she still longed to return to her home country. This kind of female lead is just amazing!
The beginning was very enjoyable and funny. Watching the female lead, a sharp-tongued critic, relentlessly bash the Koreans was incredibly satisfying. The Koreans always think they're the best in the universe, that everything belongs to them, and that the world should be theirs—it's infuriating.
It's really good! I originally wanted to give it five stars! But then I thought that giving it too many stars might get it taken down 🤦 so I can only give it four stars! Actually, in my heart, this book deserves five stars.
I personally really like it. Also, the female lead probably has another hidden identity or other plot points. First, it was mentioned that she's exceptionally talented, and then various bigwigs in the assassin organization trained her. Then, after she grew up, she only took on a few low-level missions each year and then traveled. [What?]
It's alright, quite fun, except for some really annoying parts. Some parts feel a little awkward, making it feel a bit like a simplistic, amateurish story. Reading further, I realized that even though the translation had problems, they didn't clearly explain how to resolve them, instead letting things slide and putting themselves in danger.
The content of this book is a bit mind-bending. The female protagonist originally thought she had traveled into a Korean drama, but it turned out to be the real world. The female protagonist initially thought she was the reincarnation of Assassin Number Ninety-Nine, but she turned out to be a real person who had simply absorbed the memories of both the assassin and Jiang Shang.
Well, I can understand the author's perspective. The rating is only around 7 points, which is indeed a bit disappointing, so it's understandable if they don't want to continue. However, this book is truly excellent; the storyline and plot are very well-developed, so you can read it without worry. I just hope that I can see it completed in my lifetime.
She really made me cry; even dressed as a South Korean chaebol, she still wanted to go back to Korea.
I'd say it's pleasing to the eye, but I don't particularly like it; however, this is just my personal opinion. Also, I won't give random reviews, so I'll still give it one star.