The Villainous Darling of the 1970s Awakens and Builds Her Fortune Through On-Screen Comments
七零恶毒娇娇觉醒靠弹屏发家致富
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- The Wicked Capitalist Heiress Steals from the Heroine on a Frenzy of Screen Comments恶毒资本家小姐弹屏狂薅女主羊毛Alternate title on Fanqie
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The beginning was alright; the male lead's character was good, his whole family was very clear-headed, and the female lead's cheat ability was also very powerful. But why did a twin sister who looked exactly like the female lead have to appear later on? The sister also had a space. I still prefer the unique female lead. Then the female lead's background was revealed, and the sister and mother were found. Only the father was missing!
The greater the power, the harder it is to find someone, right? In her past life, she ruined her own son's life for the sake of her adopted son. If she can't have a happy ending in this life, she might as well not go back to that home. Those who like this kind of story can check it out...
The male lead is incredibly doting and adorable. He's been a captain for seven years, and the villains are quickly eliminated. Although there's a "world heroine," the true heroine is only Wanwan, and the "world heroine" changes; not every one is bad. I love the Empress and the little bodyguard.
💖It's pretty good! The female lead has a spatial ability and a system. It's quite novel, and the female lead is rather all-around capable. The female lead needs to "weaken" the protagonist's halo to become the [female lead]. Female lead: Su Qingwan; Male lead: Pei Jingxing 🔥Pei Jingxing: "We have a legal relationship." You can do whatever you want to me. 🔥Pei Jingxing: "Wanwan...
The villain is invincible; from beginning to end, he schemes against the female lead one after another.
The romance between the male and female leads is very engaging. The early main plot revolves around slapping faces and reclaiming one's destiny. The author didn't specify it's a multi-female lead system novel, so those who can't accept this and have already read the comments should avoid it.
It's pretty good, but there are many details where the female lead doesn't hide anything from anyone. For example, she used the spiritual spring water to save many people. It's just that because the female lead has a strong "heroic halo," others didn't pay much attention. Under normal circumstances, the spiritual spring water she used would have been tested long ago.
It's great! The main character is quickly taken down, things are handled smoothly, the author listens to advice, and the female lead avoids unnecessary misunderstandings; she resolves issues promptly. It's really good, especially the part where they find the father. The pacing is just right; the person who cast the curse is dealt with very quickly, without any overly compassionate or lenient treatment. The storyline is now developing into a deeper plot, and I'm even more looking forward to it.
I've been listening to and reading it on and off. Compared to other historical fiction, this is quite novel. There's plenty of explicit content, but it's not overly sentimental. The plot moves at breakneck speed. I haven't finished reading it yet, but I've skimmed through the table of contents. It seems to end with a discussion of spiritual energy revival and the path to immortality.
Personally, I think the post-apocalyptic cultivation arc is better 😜