The last thing college student Su Qiuwan thought before staying up all night reading a novel was: This female supporting character is such a plot device. Could the author give her some logic?
When she opens her eyes again, she's become that very illogical, tool-like supporting character.
Her mother-in-law cooks, and she knocks away her chopsticks. Her sister-in-law does the laundry, and she rolls her eyes. She causes such a fuss that the whole family is turned upside down.
Then, after a bout of high fever, Su Qiuwan arrives.
Other people get golden fingers like spirit-spring dimensions or farms, so they never have to worry about food or drink.
Her golden finger is an outdated forum, with an interface so tacky it hurts her eyes.
The greatest strength of a college student is the ability to learn things at lightning speed. What's the big deal? I'll just learn!
Can't tell wheat seedlings from chives? I'll master it overnight!
Don't know how to cook on a traditional stove? I'll master it overnight!
Can't cook? I'll master it overnight!
Can't have a baby? I'll master it overnight!
Don't worry about it. I've never failed at learning something overnight!
When Su Qiuwan was five, she finally memorized her first classical poem. Su Changhe held her up proudly: “My daughter was clever from the start.”
When she got into middle school, Su Changhe killed a chicken to celebrate. “My daughter was clever from the start.”
When she got into high school, Su Changhe handed out cigarettes to everyone he met. “My daughter was clever from the start.”
When she bought a house in the county seat, Su Changhe circled the building three times. “My daughter was clever from the start!”
When she bought a house in Beijing, Su Changhe looked at the courtyard house and exclaimed, “My daughter was clever from the start!!!”
Well written