A Badass Charges into the Sixties, Shocking Her Family with Her Two-Faced Nature

Generally speaking, the plot is rather childish. The commune director, seeking justice for the six-year-old girl, berates her entire family one by one, and those who deserve to lose their jobs do so without any thought. His tone of voice is like that of elementary school kids arguing, constantly saying that if the girl becomes successful in the future, they'll see if they regret it.

The audiobook was incredibly detailed and rambling. I don't know how I even managed to listen to the first dozen or so chapters before the transmigration, and I was so frustrated and annoyed that I ended up with the original owner's entire family being killed by her brother's family, and the culprit still alive. Ugh, I'm telling you, anyone wanting to read the book should definitely avoid listening to it. It was so detailed, and I felt so frustrated and annoyed.

The author gave the female lead a ridiculously overpowered cheat code. She's a high-IQ genius, a highly educated individual who studied abroad in her previous life. After transmigrating, she possesses a supermarket space, a planting space, and a spiritual spring space, containing everything a person needs for a lifetime, as well as various medicines.

She has her own space and abilities, so why is she weak? Even ninjas aren't as tolerant as her. She endures being bullied to the point of exhaustion and pretends to be weak while actually being strong. This kind of opening is unnecessary in novels. She acts like a masochist, genuinely bullying the female lead before even thinking about revenge. It's infuriating to read; one star is too much.

Transmigrating into the body of a six-year-old child, still so timid and hesitant, I simply emptied their pockets, then burned them to ashes. If that wasn't enough, I went to their parents' house and emptied their pockets too, then left. What do you need a letter of introduction for, you little brat? Just sneak onto a train, pretend to be with an adult, and you can leave. Go far away, change your appearance, feign amnesia, and you can start a new life.

This is ridiculous; the female lead seems so naive. She practiced until she was dizzy, and having potato chips next to her pillow shows she's really not afraid of giving the Zhao family leverage over her. It's the same in her past life—her parents, including herself, always showed mercy and then got themselves killed. 😅

It's good, but the revenge against his parents and siblings wasn't ruthless enough. After all, in the future, those who can control him are still his immediate family. If he doesn't nip it in the bud, he might end up like in his past life, being hit and killed by a relative.

It's not very interesting. We've had forty or fifty pages already, and it's still the same old family squabbles, going back and forth and arguing.

Five stars as long as there's no romantic pairing! Although the pacing is a bit slow, it's still pretty good. Considering it's my first time writing, it's fantastic! I hope the author will fill in all the space and remove the unnecessary time limit to give the female lead a greater sense of security.

The beginning was so tragic, and you're still at home after over a hundred chapters? Back then, you did need a letter of introduction to go anywhere, but what do you, a little kid, need a letter of introduction for?