The Cannon-Fodder Supporting Female Lead Has Everything She Needs in the City

Hahaha, why does the male lead seem a bit slick? When they flirt, he keeps saying things like, "Hmm? Little woman!" Oh my god, it seems like we've switched channels. Which domineering CEO has transmigrated here?

I think it's quite good. The female lead has a great personality and is likable wherever she goes. There are almost no bizarre or extreme arguments or fights. I really can't stand the constant cursing and swearing in many period dramas, but this one is much better; everything is quite normal and civilized. The female lead is kind to others, stays true to herself, and constantly strives to improve herself, which is something to learn from.

The female lead has a huge advantage; she's omnipotent and can learn anything just by watching. Although the male lead is 10 years older than her, his feelings for her evolve from initially monitoring her upon her arrival on the island to gradually focusing his attention on her, and then to their shared destiny across two lifetimes. The female lead is an academic genius envied by everyone, successful in her career, and enjoys a fulfilling love life and family.

It's well-written, but the rating is a bit low. Author, why do you seem to forget about watches so often? The watch reference appears three times: first, the "richest man" provides a watch from that era; then, on her 19th birthday, the male lead gives her a watch; and after their marriage, they get a pair of matching watches…

This book is excellent, fast-paced, no dragging on, quick and easy! The characters are well-developed; there aren't any truly malicious or selfish individuals. The female lead has strong moral values, is hardworking, and very capable. As for the novel, as long as it's enjoyable and easy to read, that's fine. Character descriptions may not be perfect or nuanced, but on the other hand, the more nuanced the descriptions, the more varied the writing becomes.

I'll give it my support; it's quite good. At least the female lead lived a wonderful life in this era. It would be even better if the children appeared more often. I'm also curious about Liu Laosi's ending; I read in the story that he seemed to be paired with that female doctor, right? It feels like there's still a lot to write about. In short, I'm still wanting more.

I love that it doesn't require going to the countryside! Five stars for now!

The story revolves around a time-traveling, reborn protagonist who doesn't end up in the countryside. The female lead is clever and always manages to defeat magic with magic, living her own life. She has a cheat code—a spatial ability—that's very useful, granting her whatever she wants, which she constantly develops.

It's pretty good. The female lead is a lively and cheerful girl. At first, I thought she would take revenge on the Liu family, but unexpectedly, she didn't do that, just as the original owner wished. She simply chose to stay away from her awful family and live her own life. Step by step, she forged her own path in life.

It's pretty good, except the male lead is a little bit off, but it gets better later on.