America, 1982: From the Start, I Inherited Three Billion

Again, men use "teenager" and women use "teenager." Men are grabbing neutral terms, and women are still helping men grab neutral terms.

Where's the initial 3 billion? Uh oh! Two more years to go 😅

I particularly love this theme, especially the part where the woman doesn't disguise herself as a man, but acts according to her true gender. Many novels about women disguised as men are well-written and popular, but I always feel they lack a certain wildness. They lack that confidence that comes from the protagonist, despite being from a relatively disadvantaged group, doesn't hide or confuse herself, but is open and honest—the confidence that says, "So what if I'm a woman?"

It's a good watch, and I like the female lead. However, every time there's a setback, a man always appears by her side, either to support and help her, or because of him. This trope has already appeared three times.

It's a great read. The author has a broad perspective, deep thoughts, and a wide range of knowledge. The female lead is also very charming—the kind of charming woman who is capable and resourceful in solving problems. As someone in a position of power, she has both compassion and the ability to do what she wants. There's no romantic subplot yet.

I've been following this for so long, I just can't stop. Every move the female lead makes is so clever, from deceiving everyone to exchanging fame for profit, buying property and making investments—she applies her financial knowledge from her past life to 1980s America. It's so satisfying to watch!

It's quite good, no complaints. The depiction of family, friendship, and love is natural and realistic. The entanglements between people are supported by basic logic and events. The characters are not flat or one-dimensional. There are scenes of hardship in the early stages, but the extent of the suffering isn't detailed enough to make people angry.

Overall, it's highly readable. Although many plot points are overly naive and lack realism, it's more than adequate for a novel. I don't know why the rating is so low; it was only 6.9 when I started reading, but it felt like a 9.6 or higher.

The 1982 New York setting is captivating, a blend of money and danger. The female protagonist, having just transmigrated, faces family infighting but manages to calmly navigate the challenges, transforming from cannon fodder into a hunter. I love this fast-paced, exhilarating story.

This is so good! The story of a heiress who transmigrates into the body of a cannon fodder heiress in 1982, plotting against her awful family members, is incredibly satisfying. She absolutely must hold onto that 3 billion inheritance!