At first, Liu Wan thought she had simply transmigrated. Later, she learned that she had transmigrated into a book.
Her arrival in the book was an accident. To avoid affecting the original plot, the correction System ordered her to live according to the path her character was supposed to follow.
In other words, she was meant to accept the fate of losing her family, play the part of the fragile Miss Liu of the Marquis's household, fail to seduce the male lead, and ultimately exit the story in disgrace and obscurity.
But she wasn't a paper doll, and the people around her were real, living people. She refused to accept that fate!
To save her parents, she negotiated with the System. They each gave a little: she would follow the plot, and the System would give her a golden finger. It might be the weakest golden finger in existence, though: a portable space of just one cubic meter.
Where was the promised spirit spring? Where was the promised vegetable garden? Where was the promised freedom to go in and out at will?
The male lead had an illustrious status, and the female lead had heaven-defying luck. For Miss Liu to change her fate would be hard!
Good-looking, why are all good-looking books serialized? The female protagonist is very smart and knows how to hide her clumsiness. She has different ways of getting along with people with different personalities. I like it. The male protagonist has just appeared and he seems to be a gentle and handsome guy so far. I hope that the heroine in the original book will not be too hostile to the heroine, and I don't want them to turn against each other. It would be great if the time-traveling girl and the reborn girl join forces to defeat the system and the Yao family.
It's good to watch. The heroine is brave and resourceful, and she doesn't escape the background of the times. It's understandable that the reborn heroine is wary of the heroine's changes, but it's also hateful to destroy the heroine's innocence. The two of them must be on opposite sides. Come on, baby heroine.
Apart from her good medical skills, the female protagonist has average other abilities and the system is basically useless. He is super kind, helping everyone he sees, and some of them are very considerate. The maid is naive and has no scheming intentions, and sometimes she needs the heroine to calm her down. The one named Pei who appears from time to time should be the male protagonist. The plot of the two getting along is quite bland, and there is a hero who saves the beauty.
It's a very good book. It's written very smoothly and there are no surprises. I just want to stop whitewashing the original heroine. How good or bad is she?
The heroine is well portrayed, with a measured advance and retreat without losing her edge. She doesn't have any supermodel tips for predicting the plot. I hope that in the future, the heroine will not be forced to perform what the world sees as "seduce" behavior in order to follow the systematic plot. There are just too few at the moment and I can't read enough. I'm so impatient to wait for one chapter a day.
Nice!!! I said it's super pretty!!!! Only 60 chapters!!! I have been quietly following the update for several days (even if it tied up overnight, I am still willing to wait for the update!!!) I really like that the characters in the book have logical actions and are worthy of praise (I won't praise you! I have only read 60 chapters. I hope Laoda can update 100 chapters at once so that I can praise you more!!!
It looks good so far. The male protagonist should be Pei 🤔
So far it seems to be good, the writing and logic make sense, and the heroine is not stupid or sweet.
Like! Very nice! The heroine is very sober and smart, and the plot is compact and smooth. Like it! Come on, update [laughing][laughing]😘😘❤️❤️❤️
It's pretty good-looking, not awkward, very smooth, and the heroine is pretty good What a coincidence. Madam, please update two hundred more chapters. Just treat it like feeding chickens.