Period: I’m Zhuang Tunan, and I Can Make a Killing from Anything
年代：我是庄图南，万物皆可盘
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- Life in the Alley: Tunan Flips the Table, Divorces, and Changes Her Name小巷人家：图南掀桌，离婚改姓Alternate title on Fanqie
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My assessment of Wu Shanshan is that she's a classic example of an ingrate. From her early teens to adolescence, she received warmth and help from both the Lin and Zhuang families. After getting married, she seized the Lin family's house and schemed to get the Zhuang family to help her raise her child.
The "golden finger" design is good, thumbs up. The plot is bold and decisive, but calling the protagonist a demon just because he uses some underhanded tactics against the Zhuang family is a bit much. Good. The family descriptions are good, the divorce is decisive. I feel a little regretful that the protagonist might have been Zhuang Tunan's older brother or a younger brother of the same age.
Having read up to chapter 76, I felt like I'd vented all the frustration I felt watching the TV series. In this fanfiction about people in the alleyways, Huang's divorce was the most decisive. Five stars! I hope the author continues to maintain this level of quality.
Most novels like this tend to start with a grand statement. They attempt to change a person, especially one with deeply held beliefs, through words. The simplest solution is actually the issue of food rations. In the past, filial piety involved sharing the entire family's rations. Now, it should only deduct from Zhuang Chaoying's share.
Watching the storyline where the protagonist's father, who changed his surname, became blindly filial and confused, evoked a mix of emotions. I felt a bit of satisfaction, sadness, catharsis, frustration, and even a desire to quit—it was a complex feeling I couldn't quite describe.
One word—Awesome!!! That TV series was so frustrating! Fanfiction is so much better; you can do whatever you want with it. Happy, happy! Hahahahahahahahaha
Ah, I've finished reading it. Overall, it's a heartwarming story about a caregiver for those who haven't seen the original series. After the protagonist transmigrates (is reborn), he takes care of his mother and sister. His cheat ability is quite powerful; he can gain abilities by manipulating objects, such as superhuman strength, spatial abilities, and skills.
The early scenes of the protagonist taking down his scumbag father and grandparents' family were indeed satisfying and enjoyable. The reason for deducting one star is that the male lead later builds a harem; I personally prefer 1v1 relationships.
Chapter 56: Finally, I'm rid of that useless old man Deng. It wasn't easy!
Overall, I think it's pretty good, and the author is very diligent. Thumbs up! I think the author wrote very well, with only a few minor issues, so I gave it five stars. There are a few obvious problems, and if there weren't any, the overall rating might have been higher. 1. Firstly, Huang Ling's actions at the beginning felt a bit odd.