Cutting Ties? Fine! You Really Think I’m a Jinx?

It's alright. I hope there are fewer people to save. I don't like the storyline where people have to save others; it's more about them fighting for their own lives. It's good that the protagonist is alone.

After reading all day, I should be able to write a review. The first hundred chapters were well-paced, but the pacing started to fall apart after the female lead failed to kill Lin Shuya. The villainous female supporting character actually got away with it after the hundredth chapter!

Seeing over eighty chapters, it's surprisingly good! It's definitely not a 6-point book; a 9-point one at all. I've read many books about stealing luck, but this one is unconventional and very enjoyable. The female lead doesn't have a huge cheat ability; she works hard to make a living. I caught up to chapter 279. It was quite gripping, but also incredibly tedious to read.

A novel that focuses solely on the main plot or concentrates all its attention on the protagonist, while well-written and captivating, often lacks depth and lingering impact. If the subplots are so well-developed that they overshadow the main storyline, the main plot is undoubtedly a failure; conversely, if the subplots are far inferior to the main plot, making the reader want to skip them, they…

I've read over fifty books, but not many have been finished, and even fewer have received positive reviews. I don't know why this book has such a low rating. It perfectly meets my requirements: the plot is fast-paced, without unnecessary dialogue or tedious descriptions; there are no parts that require much brainpower—all of which satisfy my expectations for a casual web novel.

It's alright, I haven't seen any points I should avoid yet! The plot unfolds smoothly, the female lead builds a successful career, and she resolves issues and deals with shady characters quickly and efficiently, without making the reader feel frustrated. The other characters are also well-developed and their actions reflect their character. Keep it up!

Why is the rating so low? It shouldn't be like this. I came to rate it after catching up. It's quite good, no romantic pairings, the characters are all very vivid, the female leads are all cute, and the villains are mostly couples so far, so there's no question of them pandering to men. What did the author do to deserve so many malicious negative reviews? Please update soon, I want to see what happens next! 😳😘😘

I've read up to 150. It's beautiful, but there are some offensive words; I hope the author can improve them. This is my best friend. I'll have to leave eventually and go to a big city like Beijing. I'm determined to find her a man. 🤭

Wow, I actually finished it in one go! The plot is simple yet addictive, hehehe 🌚 Everyone has their own personality traits, and seeing those suffering people like Sister Juan, A-Da, and the villagers gradually getting better because of Song Shuyan really warmed my heart. No one is particularly invincible; it's all about the female lead gradually improving step by step.

The female lead has strong morals and abilities, and her personality suits my taste. The second female lead is initially wicked and foolish, but later she becomes intelligent, no longer focused on romance, and completely career-oriented. However, it's satisfying that no matter how much she causes trouble, she can't hurt the female lead. Overall, the plot is quite good.