(Completed) (Feel-good revenge + System + pocket dimension + family life + fortune-making)
Wang Lanlan transmigrates by accident and becomes the notorious wicked daughter-in-law of the Zhao family in Wangshan Village.
The woman whose body she now inhabits showed no respect for her mother-in-law and cursed her at will. She also abused her daughter and sold her for money.
She was conniving, lazy, greedy, and sly, selfish and self-serving. She stole from her husband's family to support her own, earning the hatred of the entire household.
Even worse, the family has no men left, only women. They’re so poor they can barely afford food, while the clansmen eye them hungrily, waiting to seize their inheritance.
Wang Lanlan throws her head back and cries, “What kind of disastrous start is this?!”
Luckily, she has the System on her side. [Ding-dong! Wild dandelions detected. Would you like to sell them?]
It's really good! I want to keep reading. I'm still wanting more after catching up. In my opinion, this is what makes a good novel. Although there are bound to be flaws and imperfections, even world-renowned classics have flaws and people who don't like them. A lighthearted novel like this, which allows for relaxation and makes you want to read it all in one go, is the best.
Although I got quite angry at least three times in the middle, and couldn't help but wonder how a "feel-good" novel could be labeled as such if there was no frustration involved—no wonder the rating is so low—it's still a good book if it kept me reading it to the end. The pacing was also quite fast; I finished it in two days. Overall, it was very good. The ending was too quick, though; I wanted more.
A great book! The writing is excellent, the plot is superb, and it's definitely worth reading! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍
At first, it really appealed to me. I'm a sucker for good looks, so as long as the female lead is pretty, it's fine.
It's good. I've read a lot of farming novels, most of which focus on the goodness of human nature, but this one depicts the real-world relationships of self-interest. I finished it in two days.
I finished watching it in two days. The female lead is simple and unpretentious, earning money step by step through hard work. There's no windfall or a system for reselling ginseng at high prices; she gradually becomes wealthy. The difficulties she encounters later, especially those involving powerful figures, are very realistic portrayals of the lives of ordinary people. It's very realistic.
I think it's pretty good, but the rating is a bit too low.
Aside from a few slightly frustrating moments, the language used when fighting the bad guys wasn't quite strong enough. The confrontations weren't satisfying enough. Overall, it's a fairly good work.
Not bad, it looks pretty good.
It's good; it makes you want to keep watching.