Bullet Screen Warning: Snatch the Golden Finger Before Fleeing the Famine
弹幕预警，逃荒之前先抢到金手指
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 407k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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It's good, but too short! 😢 I was really getting into it! The female lead and her mother are both making progress step by step, not giving help indiscriminately, or only lending a hand when things are going well. However, there's a slight plot hole: how can you not tell if the female lead and her mother are male or female when they're dressed as men?
The female lead is getting stronger step by step. She doesn't just follow the prompts in the comments; she has her own discernment, which is great. She's also decisive and doesn't procrastinate. She doesn't just rush to save people randomly. The author's writing is humorous and interesting, but there are too few updates...
The novel is exceptionally well-written. This is the first time I've read a 7-point novel. I started reading it casually, but I ended up reading every single chapter to the very end! The novel's setting is very unique; I've read novels with bullet comments before, but this one is the most interesting! The only drawback is the abrupt ending!
It's really good. It grabbed me from the very beginning. I was especially worried that the female lead and her mother would become overly sentimental on their escape from famine, but the female lead is very rational and humane. She keeps learning and improving, and she considers things step by step. I hope the author will keep going. It's really good. I've been looking for a good story for a long time and finally found one!
Having read up to chapter 27, it's been quite enjoyable so far. The female lead isn't overly sentimental when she discovers the human traffickers in the cave; she doesn't act rashly without the ability to protect herself, and I find this premise acceptable. In a dog-eat-dog world, ruthlessness is the only way to survive.
It's pretty good. The female lead changes her behavior based on the prompts from the comments, but she doesn't completely follow them; she has her own ideas and gradually grows stronger. She's very smart. It's a pity that her mother doesn't have her own name.
The female lead and her mother matured quickly, dealing with scoundrels efficiently and without unnecessary words. They were lucky and achieved great results. However, some details were not handled well, such as how the female lead's voice and figure were disguised as a man without being detected. Also, the female lead's mother didn't have a name, always referred to as "Zhou Shi"...
I don't understand why Xie Lanjin accepted the arranged marriage in the end.
The story is quite interesting, logical, and the female lead isn't a saint.
It's a great read, a unique take on the "golden finger" space genre. The story begins with casual comments in the live chat, helping the female protagonist understand the plot, how to manipulate the space, and how to trade. It follows the protagonist's gradual growth from a traditional Chinese folktale, showing her resilience and compassion without being overly sentimental.