The 1960s: I Work for the Female Lead!

A very enjoyable historical romance novel without any romantic pairings. I finished reading it just as it was ending, so I didn't have to wait anxiously for another story. The characters are all vividly portrayed, and the three girls get along very well, perfectly complementing each other's strengths and weaknesses. They are swift in dealing with difficult characters and ruthless towards their enemies. I look forward to the author's next work.

It's quite interesting; there are many female characters featured, which is good. Keep up the good work.

It's pretty good, readable to the end. The author has a simple feminist consciousness, giving the protagonist wisdom, money, and career, with the main storyline revolving around her. The story is quite interesting; it's rare to see a protagonist whose "golden finger" (advantages) aren't in their own hands.

Good read. A rare novel that's very friendly to female characters: an indigenous female protagonist, a transmigrated female supporting character with unlimited black cards, and a transmigrated female supporting character from a post-apocalyptic world—all three live peacefully in their respective eras. Most importantly, it avoids the pitfalls of romance-driven characters. I'm really looking forward to the sequel.

This is a high-quality novel. The female protagonists are all unique. Jiang Yu is clear-headed, Shi Wei is cool and sassy, and Miss Shi is rich, generous, and a bit love-struck – they're all adorable. The plot is humorous and witty, making it a very enjoyable read!

This is a rare novel featuring educated youth sent to the countryside without a romantic pairing. The female lead doesn't have a family to support, and the supporting female characters are all well-developed. Although there are some stereotypical writing styles, I hope the author can consider making the characters more lively and less clichéd. However, it's already a rare find in the market, so I'll give it five stars.

It's a very interesting novel; the whole reading experience is quite lively. I really like Liu Yuanxiang; the character is very vividly portrayed. The characters actually feel quite lifelike, which is something the author really excels at. I feel that every female character deserves to be carefully crafted; it would be even better if it were an ensemble piece. Five-star review! 💕💕💕

It's a good show; it features three distinct female leads with strong personalities, all working together to get rich.

Five stars! The writing is clean, concise, and to the point. The women helping each other are all portrayed with distinct personalities (although some women do have less-than-ideal personalities, the writing also includes more problematic men, avoiding single-minded denigration – excellent!). It avoids using good men to highlight others, which is fantastic and highly commendable.

It was alright, just a bit rushed. When I saw that the timeline jumped nine years, I knew it was going to end.