Qiao Qiao Is Reborn and Wants to Slack Off! She Has No Idea People Can Hear Her Thoughts

It's over, and I actually cried. The female lead is truly a unique woman. She contemplated a life of complacency, yet lived more diligently and proactively than anyone else. Despite her initial intention not to change the era she transmigrated to, her world improved, saving countless lives.

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The female protagonist, Qiao Qiao, is transported to another world by a "melon-eating system," where she thrives under the guise of a savior. Because she can hear people's thoughts, the male protagonist, Gu Ci, becomes interested in her. The first half of the story involves using Qiao Qiao's inner voice to reform the court and leveraging her special abilities to help the people.

You should check it out! The conversations between the female lead and the system Guagua are hilarious and satisfying. Later on, the female lead always argues back, and although she initially says she's just going to give up, she becomes very proactive later on. The descriptions of the emperor's suspicions and scheming are also very clear. I just wish there was a Guagua spin-off! 🤔

It's a lighthearted read, especially the part about the Empress, the Imperial Concubine, and the Virtuous Consort. It's really satisfying. Men are nothing, and there's no need for beautiful women to fight amongst themselves. But in the end, only Guagua remembers everything. It seems that writing a novel where the protagonist dies of old age isn't a happy thing.

Super good, so good, so good! It made me so happy, it was so interesting! Thumbs up to the author! 👍 Keep it up, definitely five stars! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

It was really good, but in the end, I felt like the female lead and the system were the true love. 🤦

I thought it was pretty good. There was no feeling of being stifled. The female lead was initially a nobody and wanted to give up, but even during that period, she remained clear-headed. After being betrayed by the old emperor and recovering from her injuries, she began to eliminate everyone who made her unhappy. The male lead was also quite good, with a pure heart and mind.

It's very good. This is probably the suspicion of ancient emperors, but thankfully they all lived their own lives.

This is the first time I've liked a book with a female protagonist.