The Tough Eldest Daughter Turns Her Dad into a Stay-at-Home Dad

Author, keep up the good work! I think it's very well written. So far, the female lead doesn't have any major flaws in intelligence or emotional intelligence, and she's quite practical and decisive in her actions. Her handling of her father has been excellent. While he's selfish and foolish, he's not irredeemably evil, and there's no need for him to be killed, as some comments suggest.

It's great! Finally, I've found a well-written female-oriented transmigration novel without any overly arrogant, domineering, or overpowered princes or generals. Thumbs up! 👍👍

(Contains spoilers, please do not read if you mind) It's a pretty good story. The female lead isn't pretentious, and the plot unfolds naturally. There's a romance, but it's rather subtle. The ending is open-ended, which is quite nice. They all have bright futures ahead of them. If they're destined to be together, they'll rekindle their romance.

It gets better as it goes on. It's not just about the wealthy, idle businessman at the beginning; later on, the female lead is granted an official position, and the world isn't constantly suppressing women's status. She can eventually become independent and not rely on her father.

It was pretty good, but the ending felt rushed, leaving a lot of unsatisfying open-ended moments. The male and female leads didn't explicitly confess their feelings or get together, and the father didn't manage to suppress any future developments, which is a bit of a shame, but the flaws don't overshadow the merits.

The plot is novel: a time-traveling woman educates her wayward father who is also a burden to his family, and leads them to a better life. The language is humorous and witty. Another reason I like this book is that the author didn't portray the female protagonist as omnipotent.

Sigh, why did the reinforcements arrive so late? Couldn't the soldiers and supplies have set off first, and the general had caught up later? Author, did you forget to enable the tipping feature?

It's great! The female lead is amazing!

The plot is tight and concise, and the language is not simplistic; I finished it in one go.

The story is short and concise, without any dragging plots or romantic entanglements. The female protagonist focuses on her career from the start, working as a clerk—down-to-earth and practical. The other transmigrated character is a tech-savvy talisman-drawing enthusiast, quite adorable, and could easily have her own book.