I Got Transported into a Clichéd Short Drama, but I'm Only Here to Grind Proficiency

The author skillfully blends supernatural tales with short dramas, which I personally feel is a very well done blend. Reading this kind of book is enjoyable, but not the kind of enjoyment you get from a regular novel; it's more like the release of pent-up emotions after watching a short video. In short, I'm a country bumpkin and I love it! 😳

Hmm... It's not one of those "dragon king" style wish-fulfillment novels; the development is rather slow, at least for now. Liu should be the female lead, although I'd prefer a female-lead-less story. When I saw the chapter where the third son reminisced, I initially thought the adopted son would have some kind of system or favorability system.

After reading over fifty chapters, I suddenly realized this is a female-oriented novel… I always thought the protagonist was male. I never expected to see the protagonist inexplicably care about that eccentric family without any prior emotional connection. I can only say that it's perfectly normal for people who like female-oriented novels to read it.

The idea is good, and the writing is also good! Also, I should emphasize beforehand that this is a bizarre world disguised as a short drama! So far, we've seen the protagonist develop martial arts willpower and beat up the playwright; let's see what new ideas follow!

I'm Shennong, offering a purely objective evaluation. I've currently read up to chapter 101, and most of the commenters probably haven't followed the Liu family arc. Looking at it from the perspective of the Liu family's son-in-law, the earlier chapters are understandable; the plot holes have been filled.

It's very interesting! New readers should definitely keep reading. At first, you might think it's just a typical light novel with simple tasks and a system, but later you'll find there are many plot twists. You might think it's a transmigration/recovery story, but it turns out to be a supernatural tale with rules.

Interesting, very interesting! Your writing is naturally elegant and refined. The narrative is full of twists and turns, with a well-balanced structure; the layout is ingenious, with subtle foreshadowing and hidden clues. When writing about people, the form is ้้้้้้้้้้้้้้้้้ both spiritually and ้้้้้้้้้้้้้้้้้ is about to come out; ้้้้้้้้้้้้้้้้้ The artistic conception is far-reaching…

The basic logic of this story is still self-consistent. It's that the biological father lacks affection, the biological mother and eldest sister have an incestuous relationship, and the biological son, having grown up apart, has no emotional connection to her. However, as a successful businessman, shouldn't he be wary of his adopted son-in-law?

The author's writing is good, the plot logic is perfect, and there are no flaws in my opinion. The story involves learning medicine and martial arts, and there's also the "heaven rewards diligence" cheat code. The later route for Liu Yunqing should be the Dragon King route, but the emotional details and commercial handling are handled very well and not abruptly.

In Tomato's rare high-quality male-to-female transmigration novel, modern rules are used to gently address the abnormal rules from the melodramatic short drama. The novel interprets the mindless plot of the short drama from the perspective of rule-based anecdotes, and restores the personal qualities and resilient core that modern successful people should have (Lin's father's capitalist nature…