A Beautiful Bad Woman’s Quick Transmigration Journey Through the Eras

Recommendation: After reading the first world, the female lead is quite self-centered, has enough advantages, and doesn't feel stifled at all (some compromises are simply because she doesn't care). 1. Protagonist Setting: The female lead is quite good, fitting the definition of "refined egoist"—spoiled, straightforward, self-centered, and looking down on everyone.

The author clearly favors men, using the female lead to get revenge on the original female lead, and then using the original female lead to get revenge on the original male lead. For the male lead, the biggest punishment is either entanglement with the original female lead or dying alone. It's satisfying, but I can't stand some people's double standards.

I've finished reading the first world so far, and it's pretty good. It basically matches the synopsis. The female lead is indeed selfish, which is great. Also, the male leads in both worlds are virgins so far, and the dirty man from the original plot of the first side story has transmigrated, but the female lead noticed and didn't sleep with him, which is good.

A very good book. The female protagonist maintains her own character throughout the entire story, focusing on herself and not changing like in other novels where she changes after marriage or having children. She stays true to herself 😘😘😘 I also love the author's character setup; the child follows the female protagonist's soul throughout the story, making her a "mama's boy." It seems the author changed later on, as the female lead's character was altered.

A refreshingly beautiful female lead with irresistible charm, possessing the traits of a mythical creature, arrogant, malicious, selfish, and self-centered—definitely not a saint! 😄😄😄 In almost every story, he steals another heroine's cheat ability—it's so satisfying! 🥰🥰🥰 Virtue cannot compare to her beauty, talent cannot compare to her beauty, kindness cannot compare to her beauty!

I think it's pretty good. I think the female lead is quite normal. This is a very realistic and normal mindset. Forget about selfishness and self-interest; that's just human nature. Forget about that damned love-struck mentality! Everything revolves around money to maintain the core relationship. This is a very realistic novel. Keep it up, author!!! 😘🍉❤️ The first few were watchable, but the last two guys were really annoying.

Author, was your account hacked? Or were you kidnapped? I stayed up all night reading the first few worlds and didn't want to quit. I could barely get into the world where Zhizhi's immersive experience started, but... But... But this world where Zhizhi is willing to embroider to earn money is just unbearable.

"Vanity, materialism, malice, arrogance, selfishness, sycophancy, meanness, stinginess, laziness, always hoping to reap the rewards without sowing, and achieve instant success." This description of the female lead has increased my curiosity. Aren't all mothers' daughters supposed to be praised to the skies? What's going on here? I need to find out.

The beginning was really great, the author clearly adores his daughter, but starting with Jiang An, the one with the domineering CEO and his gold-digging ex-girlfriend, it felt different, kind of like a whitewash. -_-||

I quite like it. The female lead isn't exactly wicked; she's more of a selfish type. She keeps her space to herself and is a bit lazy and greedy, but she's not malicious enough to harm others without reason, causing harm to herself, the country, or its people. She mostly uses violence to fight evil. Looking forward to more updates!