[Golden finger + System + wish fulfillment + sweet romance, 1v1 + strong female lead]
1.
The reason protagonists are called “children of destiny” is the special halo of good fortune they have.
With their golden fingers, they turn danger into safety and always come out on top. Even if they fall off a cliff, they can land in a crooked tree and gain two levels, or trip and meet a white-bearded old master who teaches them secret techniques.
Golden fingers: You think we’re yours just because you get to use us?
Their mission is to reclaim their freedom and save themselves!
2.
World One: The Cannon Fodder Holds the Script for Rising to Power
A healing halo enters a domineering CEO’s world, tramples the male lead underfoot, and grabs the female lead by the hand. The protagonists’ tragic romance hasn’t even begun yet.
Chu Yao: “All right, all right, I’m the mild-mannered villain!”
World Two: I Rise to the Top Through Farming
A growth halo is reborn as a commoner in ancient times and persuades the heroine to join her in rebellion. Through infrastructure projects and farming, they save countless lives and build a brand-new golden age together.
As for the male lead, Jingzhe says, “The realm is great. It’s ours now!”
World Three: Why Is This Dating Sim So Weird?
World Four: I Have Special Cultivation Techniques
World Five: The Great Immortal Does a Good Deed Today, Too
World Six: As an NPC in a Martial Arts Game
Note:
1. Updates resume on April 9. Apologies in the author’s notes.
2. Whether the original male and female leads are vilified depends on the plot. We take turns treating them fairly and impartially (not really).
3. No writing skills, just feelings.
4. A quick transmigration anthology, with little connection between the stories.
This book is so good! It's like my dream love letter. The language is witty, the characters are vivid, the emotions are rich and delicate, the logic is clear, and the characters are intelligent. I want to read every single chapter without missing a single one. It's been a long, long time since I've skipped chapters while reading a book. I absolutely love this book.
It's an episodic novel. I thought the first story was just so-so, but I could feel Ah Chun's all-encompassing personality right from the beginning of the second story. Anyway, it was very attractive to me.
It's worth reading. The writing is good, the plot is tight, and the plot structure is also good. Overall, there are no major flaws so far, making it a book worth following.
The plot is tight, reasonable, and fast-paced, with coherence between the beginning and the end. The details are handled very well and are even a little funny. I often find myself laughing out loud while watching it, which is great.
This is absolutely fantastic! I haven't read such a good novel in ages. Keep up the good work, author!!!
This book is really good; the author put a lot of thought into the descriptions of small details.
I recommend you check it out. The storyline is complete, all the plot holes are filled, and everything is explained.
It sat on my bookshelf for ages before I finally opened it! It's so good!
Author, hurry up! I was a bit confused while reading, and I'm only now commenting.
I've read this book for almost a thousand hours on Tomato, and it's in my top three.