[Quick transmigration + strong female lead + no CP + imaginative story about taking down scum]
Hua Mo, heir to the history school in a Confucian cultivation world, joined the quick-transmigration bureau and embarked on a bizarre journey of taking down scumbags.
Imperial-examination protagonist: “Why? My skills are good enough to be the top scorer, so why can’t I even pass the provincial exam?”
Hua Mo: “Ever heard of ‘finishing last’? I’ll name someone who isn’t even taking the exam Sun Shan, then cast ‘finishing last’ on you. Your ranking will be below Sun Shan’s, so naturally you won’t pass!”
Gambling-god protagonist: “Impossible! I’m the God of Gambling. How could I keep losing?!”
Hua Mo: “Ever heard that nine out of ten bets are lost? Once this takes effect, you’ll lose at least nine out of ten rounds. God of Gambling, huh? What a joke.”
Everyone-loves-me protagonist: “My looks are a perfect 100. Why does everyone say I’m ugly and evil-hearted?”
Hua Mo: “Ever heard of judging people by appearances? Once this takes effect, everyone will judge your character by your looks.
I set the beauty standards. Being fat is beautiful, and so are beards… By those standards, you’re an ugly woman through and through!”
God-of-War protagonist: “Impossible! I’m the God of War. Why do I keep making mistakes, to the point that I can’t even beat an army led by a second-rate general?”
Hua Mo: “Ever heard of armchair strategizing? Once this takes effect, you’ll be possessed by Zhao Kuo. Your plans will look workable on the surface, but they’ll all be useless!”
Dragon King son-in-law protagonist: “Impossible! Where did my invincible power go?”
Hua Mo: “Ever heard of making a falsehood come true? You like pretending to be useless, so once this takes effect, you really will be useless!”
Hua Mo looked at the various protagonists trembling before her and sneered inwardly. Protagonists, huh? My villain skills are maxed out. There’s bound to be one that suits you!
After reading it, leave a book review. If the requirements of this book were stricter, the level of enjoyment would be average or above at best, because the heroine rarely beats people up, and the heroine is more of a cheater + a witty fighter. However, it is true that things are not going well for the scumbags in some sense, and they are either miserable or desolate. And the heroine is really good at talking. She is a bit of a villain because she talks too much, but she is the protagonist and she can talk a lot. She is really full of ridicule for some scum, but not everyone is treated like this. So if I insist on giving this book a perfect score of 5, it would only be 4 at most. But the author's ideas are indeed very novel, and it allowed me to see interesting ideas that are different from other abuse articles about scumbag abuse, so an extra point is given to creativity. In summary, it is quite suitable for readers who want to watch scumbag abuse but want to change to a different scumbag taste. Although the enjoyment is a little lacking, it is actually okay and fits the heroine's character setting. In the current situation where there is a high degree of overlap in the methods of slander abuse, this book has created a different track, and it is still worth reading.