From the Start, I Gave Away the Family Fortune, Then Joined the Army and Struck It Rich

It's alright. The female lead is surrounded by a lot of awful people, but she handles things decisively and knows when to speak up, which is good. She doesn't hold back. The only problem is that the romance between the male and female leads is dragging on too much. They haven't even expressed their feelings yet, it's all so hesitant. Overall, it's not bad, you can watch it if you like that kind of thing.

Skim through the novel, up to chapter 45. Finally, the scumbags who bullied the original owner have all gone offline, but the female lead has inexplicably found herself in a predicament. She's told she has several options: first, go to the countryside, but her health isn't good enough; second, find a job, but jobs are always filled; third, get married, but only to a soldier. After some analysis, the female lead decides she has to marry a soldier now, and deal with feelings later…

The writing is good, the plot is engaging and logical, the female lead has a golden touch but also a jinx, she handles difficult characters efficiently, and the romance is well-written. However, it's still ongoing, so the author should update a few chapters per day. If it maintains this pace until completion, it deserves a score of 9.4 Or higher.

At first, I thought the female lead was very weak, but then she gradually became powerful! It was inexplicable. Military Marriage After: The female lead is both cool and sweet! She can be a domestic goddess! And she can go into the jungle to rescue the male lead! The male lead does more than he talks! He's cold to outsiders, but he takes everything the female lead wants. It got less and less interesting later on.

It's alright, quite a long story. The general plot revolves around a female protagonist who transmigrates with a special ability, avenges the original owner of her body, reclaims her family's treasure, upgrades her ability and her "jinx" (a term used to describe someone who brings bad luck), uses her knowledge from the future to generate foreign exchange for the country, and rises through the…

The beginning was good, and the end was good too. He was constantly traveling abroad to attend exhibitions, and he also wrote several period dramas with female protagonists reborn—too many of which I personally dislike, but I've read almost all of them, just skipping a few chapters. Overall, it was good.

It's a great show. I hope to see the female lead's next life, where she travels back to ancient times and rekindles her romance with Song Jibai. After reading the ending, I feel that the eldest brother-in-law and sister-in-law of Lin Lang's previous life, who were the Crown Prince and his wife, are probably the male and female leads in this life.

While I skimmed through some parts, it's undeniable that this book is worth reading. Although the idea of ​​the female protagonist single-handedly venturing into the rainforest, killing over a hundred enemies, and rescuing an elite unit is somewhat unrealistic—and no one questions her ability to appear out of thin air—the author has tried to make it realistic.

It's great! I'm really looking forward to the next episode! 😄

Having solid skills and utilizing connections and relationships is crucial; it's foolish to force oneself to endure hardship. The female lead isn't a saint; she organizes her workplace effectively, doesn't tolerate idlers, and achieves success in both career and family—that's true success. She's neither pretentious nor mercenary.