[Era + Going to the Countryside + Golden Finger + Abuse of Scum + Eating Melon + Foodie + Making Money + Picking Up Things]
He Zhaodi is a cannon fodder heroine in period novels. She was adopted by the He family when she was young. She had neither enough food nor clothing to keep her warm, but also had endless housework to do. She lived like a real-life version of Cinderella. With the help of kind people, she finally finished high school and was lucky enough to get an office job in a textile factory. However, because her lost eldest sister took the initiative to recognize her relatives, she was forced to go to the countryside instead of the He family. She also had to give up her job to her eldest sister. She hid in her room and cried alone~
Unexpectedly, the little princess of the apocalypse, He Xiaosa, is crying this time. He Xiaosa lives a carefree and comfortable life in the apocalypse. She never dreamed that she would travel to the 1970s and still wear books!
Seeing that the members of the He family didn't know what was going on and were jumping around on her head, she got angry and started playing tricks on them, sending the eldest sister Xianyuan to eat yellow sand in the northwest, and the brother Xianyuan to eat national food. As for the He family's couple, their earning power was pretty good, so let them work for her for free, otherwise where would she get the money to eat meat? After the little princess solved all the obstacles, she immediately threw her hands and carried the little burden and went to the countryside...
Reader comments
The heroine is selfish and doesn't like big things, but it's understandable to be selfish in small things. The heroine has such a strong cheat, she only thinks that she has an enemy agent and is useless. She just wants to shirk responsibility. There is something wrong with her character. If she is just an ordinary person, she can barely understand it. I decisively abandon the book.
Does the author have a male protagonist? If so, who is the male protagonist?
The heroine setting is okay. Don't meddle in other people's business. No Holy Mother! Fine
The heroine is selfish and doesn't like big things, but it's understandable to be selfish in small things. The heroine has such a strong cheat, she only thinks that she has an enemy agent and is useless. She just wants to shirk responsibility. There is something wrong with her character. If she is just an ordinary person, she can barely understand it. I decisively abandon the book.
Does the author have a male protagonist? If so, who is the male protagonist?
The heroine setting is okay. Don't meddle in other people's business. No Holy Mother! Fine