
The Nation’s Heiress Transmigrates into a Book and Takes Down Every Protagonist
穿书归国大小姐降为打击所有主角
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- 602k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- I Transmigrated into a Book and Accidentally Became the Heroine's Life Idol穿书一不小心成了女主的人生偶像Alternate title on Fanqie
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I simply hate the plot about a fake daughter. It feels like the identity of a daughter has been tainted, and no matter how much you try to wipe away that stain, it will always leave a mark.
The beginning was so good, so good, so good!! But after the family appeared, it became incredibly annoying. Even though the female lead refused several times when her mother and others made demands, they still relentlessly insisted she do as they pleased, as if she owed them something. It was clearly them who wronged her.
I finished watching it in one go, it was pretty good 👀, the female lead's character and personality were both great! The only problem was the exaggerated task requirements – billions or even trillions of US dollars! In the 1980s, buying a large state-owned factory wouldn't have cost much, only tens or hundreds of thousands of RMB, and even fewer in the millions. It's not like buying the Capital Steel Plant.
80% Of the content was great, especially the description of the female lead, who was practically my goddess. The only flaw was that in period dramas, the male lead is always a soldier. How could a strong, emotionally detached woman like the female lead marry him just because he wouldn't sleep with her? Tang couldn't offer her any emotional support either. The premise that they only got together because the female lead didn't reject his body was even more...
First of all, the setting is that of a returned heiress, so her career should be her priority. She shouldn't rush into developing a romantic relationship; romance is just an embellishment of life, not a necessity. Secondly, the supporting female character, Feng Miaomiao, impersonates the female lead to provide emotional support to the female lead's mother and maintain her basic situation.
I hope the author will focus more on the female lead's career later on. She's so amazing, but she seems to have become much more low-key after returning to China. Please don't write too much about romance; I still want to see her dominate the world! 😄 The author should focus more on the career storyline; there's been a bit too much emphasis on family relationships. 😅
It's quite good, but I hope there's more focus on the career aspect and less on family matters. I don't really want to see the real and fake heiress.
It's a very good book, but I don't know why the rating is so low. The female lead is portrayed very well, but the romance feels a bit off. I can't quite put my finger on it. Personally, I feel the female lead should be the only one who shines.
The female lead is quite captivating, with a queenly style, yet the story is well-paced. The male lead doesn't have many scenes, but he's also excellent—upright, kind, and intelligent. The writing style is also good. I just don't understand why the rating is so low.
The beginning was very engaging, but the latter part wasn't as captivating. It differed from my personal views, as I'm a staunch non-marriage advocate, the female lead is wealthy, and her initial stance was also against marriage, but her change of heart later on was too abrupt. Overall, though, the book is still very enjoyable.