A Little Alley, a Little Home: Transmigrated as the Zhuang Family’s Youngest Daughter

It's very well written. I've read more than 100 chapters. The heroine has a good character. There's nothing about poverty alleviation. The heroine's fight against the banker is quite interesting. Zhuang Xiaoting's role is very small. Except for Tunan's official partner, which may have changed (I didn't see the back part, but it's almost the same), the rest has not changed. The overall pace is fast, which can be said to be very fast. The distance between the heroine's elementary school and college is not long, and there is almost no plot in high school in between. You can watch it to see the Lao and Zhuang family being slapped in the face, but Zhuang Chaoying gets better in the article, so I don't recommend it to those who want to see him suffer. The emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists are a bit sketchy, and I feel that there is not much description of the emotional basis of their relationship together. However, as soon as the male protagonist appears, you can feel that he will be with the female protagonist. Apart from this foreshadowing, the plot at other times is not obvious, and there is almost no plot to support it.

A very good time travel article. Not all big people are involved in time travel, small people can also live the lives of small people.

It looks good, almost everyone doesn't have OOC