Orphan Lin Ye struggles desperately to survive. One day, a dense stream of bullet comments suddenly floated before her eyes, and she realized she was merely a background extra in a melodramatic wealthy-family novel! Her suffering was nothing more than a footnote in someone else's story.
Before her anger could fade, a few comments set her blood boiling:
"Oh my god! Second Young Master Zhou threw away gifts worth millions just to impress his sweetheart!"
"Blue Bay Villa, Gate 3! The trash can! Now!"
"It's fresh, so it doesn't count as secondhand, right?"
"Fresh... trash?" Lin Ye's eyes widened in shock! To hell with the plot!
She tossed aside her instant noodles and sprinted off! Her worn canvas shoes broke through the night. A lowly background extra? At that moment, that gilded trash can was the ultimate treasure, with the bullet comments leading the way!
From then on, armed with this one-of-a-kind "treasure map made of bullet comments," Lin Ye began searching meticulously throughout the neighborhood of the wealthiest elite.
What others saw as rubbish became Lin Ye's secret to turning trash into treasure.
The script of fate? She gave a cold laugh and turned picking through the rich people's trash cans into a path to becoming the new richest person!
This is a very good book, worth reading. In terms of the current characters appearing, I personally don't want Zhou Yan to be the male protagonist. Relatively speaking, maybe Su Qing's CP as the female protagonist will be more interesting. Zhou Yan will not be as pure to Lin Ye as Su Qing, and his character is also quite elegant! I hope the author can try to develop this book into a CP with two female protagonists, with a light emotional line but a strong sense of career! 👍👍👍 I have finished reading what the author has written. What should I say? Disappointed, what the author marked is that most of the two female protagonists are actually the female protagonists who are showing off, and then it is equivalent to forcibly giving the female protagonist a male protagonist. Forcibly adding scenes to the male protagonist, the male protagonist's younger brother is also very noisy. It would be better to just write a traditional double-power article from the beginning.
Really nice to look at. I've seen a lot before. Not quite right for me. Essays on interests, outlook on life and personality. Really decadent. Why can't I find a good book? This book is really good, I didn't skip it at all, I read it word for word. But why is the ending so rushed? I won't write it anymore. I think it's super cool. Regarding the male protagonist, the two are so similar that they can only be parallel and not cross. Both of them are busy working and moving forward with their careers. There is no time left for each other emotionally. It was good to be apart, but the feelings slowly wore off when we were together, ending in embarrassment. After all, men only hinder the progress of the forest. Hahaha
It's so beautiful. Lin Ye is every ordinary girl's dream self. She is smart and rational, calm in situations, has strong logical reasoning ability, and has a perfect plan for her future. She is very powerful. She schedules her time to the fullest and is very fulfilling. The feeling of working hard for this goal is so fascinating. Damn it, such an ambitious girl will succeed in whatever she does, because her goals are very clear and she will not be shaken by anything. She fell in love with her 😘, but it ended a little hastily. In fact, I thought the heroine would be with Zhou Yan. Although the heroine rejected him, she should still have him in her heart. Yes, I thought they would meet again at the top and start over again, but I didn't expect that they were not together in the end. I was still a little pity, because if they were not ambiguous at the beginning, I would have thought it was great that the heroine was alone and beautiful, but this sudden change made me feel that the gap was too big and a little uncomfortable. And Zhou Yan ended up marrying someone else, but when the heroine of the extra story talked things through with him, I felt relieved again. I felt that this was good, because I felt that the heroine would not stop even if she reached her peak. Moreover, the heroine traveling alone really makes people feel free and easy, and it feels like men are not that important anymore.
The author is actually very good at writing it. Although Lin Ye was weak in the early stage and gained some wealth through barrage, she still used her own efforts to achieve a better life and success. She is rational, calm, smart and likes to help her friends. These qualities are fully demonstrated in her, but there are some fragments that are not connected at the beginning and end too quickly. If the author figures out the ideas later, he can open another book. I hope Lin Ye and her family and friends will have a more perfect ending 💕 💕
2026.2.11 Maybe I am a very lazy person. I admire smart, self-disciplined and hard-working people like Lin Ye. The author's writing is very good. Keep writing. I, a person who doesn't play King of Kings, have read it word for word. I look forward to your next work [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]
I envy Lin Ye's character. She is always calm and capable. She deserves to have such a good life now. The pace of this book is also okay. I was a little bit uninterested when I saw Zhou confessing his love (yes, I just like the female lead alone), but after watching the variety show, I felt that it was okay again.
It's very beautiful. Lin Ye is really powerful and calm. I just feel a little pity for him and Zhou. But thinking about the situation between the two of them, I can guess the outcome, unless someone compromises, but the final ending is very good. It's super beautiful. It's written in big words. [Sending my heart][Sending my heart]
It's good to read. You can read it when you are confused. You will be surprised. There is no cp. The author has actually laid the groundwork. The heroine has a temperament that wants to control the overall situation. It is only logical that there is no cp in the ending. If Zhou is not good, there are many obstacles ahead, and his personality is calm and strong. The words of the original heroine are very offensive. Regardless of feelings (after all, I don't understand this), Su's job search was equivalent to being banned from her family. The heroine was unable to solve it on her own, so the plot asked her to go abroad. The Baijia sisters in the back are the same as Zhou. Xiaobai's character is okay, but the writing is also at the end, and Xiaobai's name at the beginning is straight. All in all, I'm very satisfied with the lack of CP.
Very good, I like the heroine's resilience, tough growth, very strong subjective initiative, firm goals, and living a free and unrestrained life. This is the life I yearn for.
I want to know if there is CP? How do I feel that CP is the same?