Go On, Get Changed! You'll Get Used to It!

Wang Xiaolu, a recent college graduate, worked diligently. One day, she was hit by a car and her soul possessed the body of a pitiful twelve-year-old girl in the 1960s. After her mother's death, her father, when she was four, adopted a seemingly sweet but actually wicked girl six years her senior, along with a boy. Since her adoptive sister joined the family, she had never had a proper meal.

It was actually quite good at first! But the female lead's methods of revenge were all too gentle! 🙂 It was disgusting to watch…

It's good. The female lead is quite clear-headed; she doesn't open her heart completely as soon as she gets into character. Emotions develop through interaction, and she doesn't easily forget who she is.

It's great! 😊 The female protagonist transmigrates and uses a virtual listening system to achieve her goal in this period drama (a story set in an interstellar farming world).

It's viewable, but it's incredibly frustrating; most worlds are filled with the system's collection of unlucky charms. The essence of these kinds of stories—the satisfying revenge against the villains—is completely absent. The villains who harm and exploit the original owner die very cleanly.

It's pretty good, I think it's pretty good, I think it's pretty good.

It's not exactly a "feel-good" story, but it does involve revenge, and the way the revenge is done isn't satisfying but rather leaves the reader feeling frustrated.

I'd give it 3.5 Stars. Nothing major wrong with it, but it's too bland.

Good, I've finished reading it. So, what's the next chapter? I still don't like leaving right after finishing a task; it doesn't feel complete.

This quick transmigration story could be titled "The Leisurely Life of a Novice," with the female protagonist as a passerby in the world.