With the background of Korean chaebols and the theme of revenge, the heroine takes revenge without mercy and finally gets what she wants.
Watch Extra Chapter 6 carefully, many people think it is OOC, but I personally feel that Extra Chapter 6 has a wonderful sense of irony.
In Japanese Western fantasy, many of the heroine settings are the kind of soft Asashi girl that is common in Japanese movies. Therefore, some plots that are very unpleasant to the female protagonist like me are often regarded as "Asashi" by the heroine, so just pick it up and watch it. There are a lot of great jokes, and the setting itself is very enjoyable, so it dilutes the discomfort caused by the heroine Asashi, and Su Gan is quite good.
The plot is very exciting, and there are many copies to choose from. Emotional drama... I can't say it's not well written, I can only say it's not my cup of tea. Although the text talks about Xiong Jing, the heroine's emotional persona is still too "good woman". She has the kind of mentality that she is afraid of letting the man down and making him feel wronged. She just talks about it after breaking up. There are not many plots about Xiong Jing.
The plot is extremely exciting, but the emotional writing is quite average. The role played by the heroine is not the heroine herself, so for me, a heroine controller, it is boring to watch the emotional scenes between the character played by the heroine and others. The heroine's own emotional scenes are also quite awkward and unnatural. Just skip the emotional line and just watch the plot.
I personally don't like the psychological description of the heroine. It seems too entangled and weakens the excitement. Everything else is very good. The mastermind behind the scenes has a lot of fun in the career. Emotionally, she can also have boyfriends and lovers.
The World of the Divine Condor is great, and the Heaven Slaying Dragon is also okay (although there is also Xiao Lei). Watch other worlds as appropriate.
I'm annoyed by plots where the heroine goes to guides to coax the male character. Even though the heroine is just playing games, the heroine's character is a baseball genius! A veritable dream destroyer, the heroine led her teammates to dominate Koshien for three years in school and became a superstar player, crushing the dreams of other geniuses. Who knows, I love this setting so much. Isn't watching the heroine dominating Koshien much more interesting than watching the male characters conquer the Koshien?
The gag is quite interesting. The heroine thought she was hiring an actor for a historical film, but in fact she was summoning a real historical figure, and she was later treated as a goddess by the historical figure. It was also very pretentious, but it was a trap.
There are points of dissuasion, and there are points of recommendation. Discourage: some lines abuse the heroine and the heroine loves the heroine too much. Recommendation: The relationship between the heroine and her grandmother and friends is very touching. In some lines, the male protagonist can save the heroine to the same extent as "a standard JJ heroine saves the male protagonist."