The Cannon Fodder Is About to Be Bled Dry? Hand Over That Golden Finger!
炮灰被吃绝户？金手指拿来吧你
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- Completed
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- 483k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 4mo ago
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- The Villainess Marries the Cold-Faced Tycoon by Mistake and Is Spoiled by His Whole Family恶女错嫁冷面大佬后，被全家团宠Alternate title on Fanqie
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So far, it's been a fantastic read. The female lead got taken to the police station to write a self-criticism because she was flirting with the male lead. She's very modern and has a strong anti-fraud awareness. She even took him to the police station for questioning because of his 1000 yuan stash of money and his offer to take her to a very remote place 🤦🤦🤦 A surprisingly logical and unexpected…
Having read up to chapter 38, I couldn't resist leaving a comment. The author's writing is truly superb! Normally, characters like the uncle's family would be utterly detestable villains in countless novels I've read, eliciting disgust and anger. But the author has written it very well.
It's super good! The female lead doesn't suffer any injustice. Most importantly, it's a female-centric, strong-female-lead novel; the male lead's role is really small, and even when he is, it feels completely natural and doesn't feel out of place. Wow, the female lead is the one in charge—it's so great! And the writing is absolutely fantastic!
Who can understand how much I love female protagonists like this, who aren't at all resentful? I've already finished three books with them. They'd rather flip the table than let their enemies get away with it. And the male protagonists are all unique and not just background characters. Thumbs up! 💕
This is so satisfying! Although I've only read thirty chapters, I've finally seen someone stand up for their elders when they're not satisfied. While it's okay to secretly endure things but outwardly remain silent, it's not as satisfying as this. It's great; I've had a constant smile on my face while reading it.
Great! Very good! Excellent! Absolutely great! This description made me click in and then exit several times, thinking it was just another mindless, spoiled romance novel. Actually, it is a spoiled romance novel, haha, but in a different way. Chao Mei is truly kind, smart, cute, beautiful, hardworking, loyal, brave, and daring.
The female lead is quite interesting (not a villain). She's kind, has a strong sense of right and wrong, and never lets herself be taken advantage of. She takes revenge on her uncle's family but doesn't actually kill them. Watching them fight and argue is quite entertaining; I had a lot of fun watching it, haha. The other characters are also quite vivid.
It's alright. I read "Lin Xiangnan Comes," and it has a consistent chaotic and funny feel. I'd rate it around 8 or 9 out of 10. It's slice-of-life, without any major ups and downs. If you like period dramas with slice-of-life family stories, I think it's pretty good. Another point is that the author's portrayal of the characters' psychology is very dated.
I started reading it on and off during the serialization. The female lead is neither antagonistic nor resentful, and her boyfriend is a high-IQ, detached person who gets angry and jealous silently, yet is stubborn. It's a very interesting character. When I finished reading it, I was thinking of finding a story with a similar character.
It's good, so why only a 7.4 Rating? I think it could be above 9.5. Maybe not many people have watched it. The entire story is concise and to the point. The female protagonist is quick to act and doesn't hold grudges. She doesn't let things linger overnight and keeps a physical record of her grievances. Even if there's no opportunity, she'll create one to get her revenge.