[Rebirth + System + going off the rails + building a career + countless followers and admirers + no romance]
Meng Changle's life was miserable. Her parents despised her, her older brother resented her, she was bullied at home and at school, and she even went to prison in place of her younger sister, Meng Changning.
Until the day she died, she hoped her family would love her. Only after death did she learn that she was supposedly the heroine of an angsty romance novel.
To hell with being an angsty romance heroine!
Reborn and bound to the Slap System, she was going to make everyone pay!
Her scumbag boyfriend wants her kidney? Here's a slap.
Her brother wants her kidney? Here's a slap.
Her parents want her kidney? Here's a slap.
A passerby tries to take advantage of her? Another slap.
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By constantly hitting people, she accumulated more and more energy points. She bought martial arts manuals from the shop and learned all kinds of slaps, beating her enemies until they wailed and begged for mercy.
It's pretty good. It's a simple, enjoyable read with no nasty plots, just straightforward good and evil. What's especially commendable is the lack of pretentious nationalistic themes. These days, those characters with systems who act all high and mighty are really tiresome; it feels like Hou Liangping pointing at Qi Tongwei and spouting grand principles.
It's super good! I love how the female lead is vengeful and doesn't cower in fear. She's strong enough that no one dares to bully her. Her strength comes from a system; without it, no matter how many times she's reborn, it might be useless. It makes me sad for those at the bottom of society who are powerless to resist the injustices of fate.
Look at this, it's so frustrating, so incredibly frustrating... Everyone else is jumping around and causing trouble, but no one's doing anything about it.
If you want to get angry, watch this... If you want to feel frustrated, watch this...
Aside from the numerous minor conflicts with the villainous female antagonist and her family, the rest of the story is quite enjoyable to write. The revenge is ruthless and satisfying. That family should also know what harm the female lead suffered in the park in her past life, making them even more remorseful.
It's incredibly good! In her past life, the female protagonist desperately sought even a sliver of affection from her family, only to be betrayed and die tragically without ever receiving it. Reborn, she acquires a "stripping system" and begins her revenge. She starts her own company while simultaneously destroying her parents' business, ultimately wiping out all her enemies from her past life… The plot is very exciting; readers can check it out for themselves.
I like stories about rebirth, time travel, eavesdropping, the 1970s, stories with spatial abilities, stories with systems, and female protagonists who aren't bullied. I like Meng Changle's voice acting; it gives off a sense of resilience and generosity. I don't like sharing a voice with Meng Changle.
It's a very enjoyable story with a high readability, but there's a lingering sadness from the beginning. The female lead's past life was incredibly tragic, and her rebirth in this life feels like a dream from before her death. This system is too supernatural; it not only grants her martial arts and teleportation abilities but also allows her to become invisible.
I like stories about rebirth, time travel, eavesdropping, characters with spatial abilities, characters with systems, stories set in the 1970s, stories where the female lead isn't bullied, and stories with multiple characters engaging in dialogue (I don't like stories with only one person speaking). I love Meng Chang Le's voice acting; it gives the feeling of the female lead being unburdened.
By chapter 54, there haven't been many chapters with slaps; I want to see rivers of blood.