(A coming-of-age story about transmigrating into a book, with a romantic pairing that doesn't get much page time)
Old Madam Xu endured a lifetime of hardship. When she prayed to Buddha, all she asked was that she never be reborn. But after she died, one little mishap later, she had transmigrated into a book.
The good news: it was a story where everyone doted on the heroine. The bad news: she'd transmigrated into the supporting female character.
Old Madam Xu, or rather Xu Lewan, the supporting character, looked at the utterly miserable plot and flew into a rage. Damn it, after a lifetime of hard work, you give me this…
[Task complete. Host may earn the chance to transmigrate to a cultivation continent.]
Huh? Cultivation?
Staring at her freshly awarded prize, Old Madam Xu froze, still poised to lash out.
Immortality! She remembered the wishes she'd made, kneeling devoutly before Buddha's image time and again.
Her long-dormant heart began to beat again. As the saying goes, since she'd already come this far, she might as well see it through.
And so the newly transmigrated Xu Lewan pulled herself together, determined to fight for her own path to immortality.
When the heroine framed her for breaking her beloved jade hairpin, Xu Lewan picked up a pair of scissors. "Would my life be enough to pay for your hairpin, Sister?"
When her maid bullied her and brought her leftovers, she lay motionless in bed. "Then let me starve to death. If I die today, your Xu family can kiss its reputation goodbye tomorrow."
Her turning point came when she left the estate to pray, carefully laying the foundations she needed to make her own way in the world. The Xu family suddenly panicked: their useless daughter had slipped out of their control.
Schemes, slander, and assassination attempts followed one after another, but only drove her farther away.
Then, one day, the bustling main street fell silent as an imperial phoenix carriage and its grand procession swept past.
The destitute Xu family members were pushed into a corner, where they could only watch the familiar profile beneath the canopy. The daughter who had once been beneath their notice had long since become a moon in the heavens, beyond their reach…
The writing is pretty good, but it feels a bit suffocating...
The content is so substantial, the writing is so smooth, and the characters are quite three-dimensional. The rating is really too low. I have been listening to books on Tomato for many years, and I have listened to many books with falsely high ratings, and many have abandoned the article. This is the first time a good work has been downgraded. I am writing a comment to praise the author!
I just finished watching it, and I couldn't bear to jump at all. First of all, there is no forced love, and there is no love brain. This makes the heroine unique and beautiful. She walked steadily step by step. There was no particularly invincible golden finger, and there was no pretentiousness that modern people wear back. Mrs. Xu was still too authoritative. I think the physical constitution and etiquette in it are well written and the depictions are very delicate. Except for Xu Fu being kicked in the head by a donkey, everything else was fine. It can be said that there is no male protagonist, he is just a foil. I looked up to him, but he did not obey the orders in the end and accepted the harem. Very pretty. Recommend
The heroine of this book is self-reliant and has an online mind. Don't be intimidated by the previous chapters, just skip to the ancient line. I really like the heroine's sense of confidence that she has everything under control. She also managed not to forgive when faced with a cold-blooded family, and she didn't let the vicious female supporting character go offline easily. It's also good to spare a lot of torture. The key is that it doesn't give the female partner a chance at every turn like other books, and she is suppressed every time she makes an appearance. It's a pleasure to read. If there is no CP behind, let the heroine be the only one beautiful! Come on, Mrs. Xu
It's really good-looking. Although she had to fight with Xu Fuxu due to her filial piety, it's good that the heroine didn't forgive her. After all, even now, no matter how much parents do, the children have to provide for them in their old age. Those who care about face are okay. With selective amnesia like the Xu Mansion, it is natural that the shameless best can only be in vain with them. Also, if the wise sage lives a long life, he will like it even more (I hope good people will be rewarded, live a long life and be healthy, and all the best🙏🙏).
It's very good-looking and suits my taste. The only drawback is that the heroine was too old before she traveled through time. It deserves more than 9 points.
After reading a hundred chapters, the pacing is well controlled and the writing is smooth. The heroine doesn't have any golden fingers. It's obviously a house fight, but it's unconventional and fascinating. The characters are well-drawn and the personalities are distinct. It's already finished and I don't want to stop reading.
The novel overall feels good and beautiful, and the heroine is very smart and wise. Very measured. Introduction: The heroine's cultivation of immortality was thought to be one with time travel. Unexpectedly, there was no content about cultivation of immortality at the end of the novel. Ha ha
It's really good. Revenge is retaliated quickly, wrongs are cleared up quickly, and the heroine is not treated as a devil to disgust the readers. Moreover, the plot development is reasonable and self-consistent under the premise of meeting the above conditions, and there is no random cheating. The heroine will accurately find the enemy's weakest point every time, and then she can seriously injure the enemy with a single move. The writing style is natural and smooth, and there is no AI flavor. I don't know why no one read it from the middle on. I like it very much.
It's really well written, both the author's writing style and the plot are good, but the rating is too low. It's no worse than a 9.0 Or above. I almost missed a good novel. I can no longer choose to read based on ratings alone.