Quick transmigration with no fixed CP, apocalyptic, period setting, ancient times, matriarchal world. The female lead doesn’t suffer, is a refined pragmatist, and has a pocket dimension.
An ordinary college student dies unexpectedly and is chosen by something called the “System,” setting her on a thorny path!
Apocalypse cannon fodder: A tool meant to hand over a golden finger. Why not keep it for myself? No CP (Completed)
Period-setting cannon fodder: A tool who burns herself out supporting the whole family. Stay away from the awful ones and improve yourself. Once you stand tall, the view from afar is beautiful! Has CP (Completed)
Ancient-era cannon fodder: Every good thing goes to the legitimate older sister, while I’m just a stepping stone to pave her way. If you want to walk the path I paved, you’d better watch your step. Has CP (Completed)
Matriarchal-world cannon fodder: A tool who spends money and risks her life to save the male lead’s virtue, only to have her whole family silenced. Why devote myself to others when I can become a big shot myself? (Completed)
The first world mainly helps the female lead build up her strength, learn survival skills, and bind a pocket-dimension golden finger. It’s about laying the groundwork. If you’re not interested in the apocalypse setting, you can skip it and start with the second world.
I've seen three worlds, waiting for updates... All three are time travels before the main storyline. So far, none of them feel frustrating. The female protagonist in the first world is a bit of a saint, helping a stranger. Later on, she becomes quite stable; she's a female protagonist who grows through experience.
Give the author some encouragement! I suggest you don't read the first story! Because it's going to be explosive! The author also advises against reading it. The second story was pretty good—much better than the first! Looking forward to the rest of the story... I suggest the author add some heartwarming moments... Otherwise it's too bland. Looking forward to the author's future books...
Good heavens, you're a princess, casually hugging any man on the street! 😂
The novel is alright, it's just that the ending was a bit abrupt.
It seems the author could have written several more smaller worlds, given the upcoming expansion to higher dimensions. It left me wanting more. The female-centric setting and the smaller worlds were excellent, though the ending felt rushed. The conflicts with the Phoenix King Zhou family and her relationships with her husbands were all quickly transitioned. Overall, it's still highly recommended. Keep up the good work, and I look forward to the author's new work!
Finished reading it! Not bad! Worth checking out if you're looking for something to read! It's just too short!
The author's writing improved with each story, but I don't know why they stopped. There were only four stories in total, but the last one, about a matriarchal society, was really well done.
The storyline is good; it's about making a clean break when necessary.
I really love this kind of quick transmigration novel!
It's quite a good novel.