Fifty Million for the Fourteen-Year-Old Her

It's a good read, but the author seems to be male; I've read up to chapter 60 so far. Aside from the male lead's mother, the second aunt, and a teacher whose gender is unclear, almost no female characters are positive; they're all extremely awful!!! The male lead is a sleazy guy, and because of him, the female lead gets into trouble! Although nothing serious happened, it's still incredibly annoying!!!

Seeing how the female lead is now, thanks to the memories given to her by her later self, she's decisive, assertive, and, most importantly, has money as her biggest source of confidence. 😆 Keep it up, I hope the female lead gets better and better. Please don't have so many trivial plot points and bad guys constantly jumping around in the future 🤔🤔🤔

It's a great read! The protagonist, thanks to his memories of his past life, skillfully avoided some sadness and pain, as well as the influence of his ghostly parents. He lives a free and easy life, is very intelligent, and has a clearer understanding of things. He has a strong sense of self-discipline, studying, writing, and exercising to plan for his future. Absolutely fantastic!! 😆😆😆

It's really good, I think it's great. Although everyone has their own thoughts, the female lead still lives this life very well. And no matter what her mood is, as long as she earns money, she's happy. The rating is so low, probably because it's too short. 😏

I'm currently on chapter ninety-something, and this book is quite good. Although the romance is indeed quite early, who hasn't had a romance during their school years? It feels like a kind of innocent, youthful awkwardness. When reading novels, you don't need to use your brain too much or take it too seriously.

It's very well written, the plot is flawless and flows smoothly, the female lead is exceptionally well-developed, and her interactions with her biological parents feel natural and unforced. Her relationship with Zhisheng is also quite good. Each character the author has created has their own story and their own shining qualities.

I finished watching it, though I watched it on and off, and listened to it for a while in between. Now, when I think back to the story, I only remember Lin Xiaoxi and Zhisheng. I want to say to Lin Xiaoxi: In this second life, you've taken very good care of yourself. 👍 I want to tell Zhisheng: Your love for the stream is absolutely admirable.

It's really good! It's different from current romance novels; it feels like the kind of romance novels I read in elementary school—quite ahead of its time, a rather old-fashioned type. But I feel there are many things we can learn from it. I saw some comments saying the female lead is love-obsessed, but I don't think so.

It's practically a nightmare for those who don't ship couples! Those who enjoy shipping should definitely check it out, otherwise you'll end up feeling awkward like I did.

There's nothing else to it, but I'm deducting a star because this is really too early, sister.