The Day I Transmigrated, I Had Only a Hundred Yuan in My Pocket

Very good, very impressive. I'll share a reason why many plagiarized works fail halfway through, hoping it will inspire other authors: The protagonist is too busy. Many stories start with the protagonist becoming incredibly busy by the middle, which is when I give up on those stories.

It's plagiarism, but not a simple plagiarism. The pacing is a bit slow, which feels a little strange, but the writing is quite good. Once you get into it, it's not bad. It's suitable for casual reading, with relatively few mindless plot points. The only downside is the author's slow update speed.

It's super good. There's just one detail: the female villain looks too abrupt.

Not bad, not bad, wow, really good!

I gave it five stars because there were relatively few plagiarisms in the novel, and the writing was quite fluent.

An article, being an incomplete container, can only hold incomplete memories and incomplete longings.

This is the first time I've encountered this type of skill-boosting cheat. 😆

Interesting, not badly written.

I'm hooked, keep going!

It's not bad; it captures the mindset of someone starting over. Unlike the other story, where rebirth is just about getting revenge, with a lot of negative emotions that's frustrating to read.