Books I Don't Like Much 不怎么喜欢的书

1. 1 九 A ’90s Hong Kong Tycoon's Daily Gossip 九零香江豪门吃瓜日常 Bright Moon and Stars in Full月明星满Romance1.0M WordsCompleted My neighboring novel, Everyday Life in a Seventies Courtyard, is now underway. [Story blurb] After dying suddenly, Lin Haoyu transmigrates into a 1990s Hong Kong tycoon-family novel. The original character didn't even get to be a background extra; she was merely the heroine's cousin, who died young. When Lin Haoyu opens her eyes, she's faced with a playboy father, a shrewd mother, a rebellious younger brother, and her own frail self. The good news is that the L 42.9kFavorites55.4kClicks/ch82.8kGifts

   Curator note

   I don't like the somewhat childish female lead character.

2. 2 农 A Farmer's Son on the Road to Success 农家子，青云路 Yu Yue Yuan Fei渝跃鸢飞Romance1.0M WordsCompleted [A new novel is now out: "The Kid Sees Bullet Comments at Crime Scenes." Thank you to every reader who supports the official release!] Gu Zhang transmigrates. He goes from the fifty-fifth year of the apocalypse to a dirt-poor country family, as a premature baby born with a weak constitution. Born after the apocalypse, Gu Zhang thinks this world couldn't be better. Green mountains and clear rivers, fragrant rice fields, and endless food, all flavors he's never tasted before. Maybe he was destin 55.8kFavorites124.4kClicks/ch69kGifts

   Curator note

   A bit childish

3. 3 穿 Transmigrating Before the Little One Is Kidnapped [The 1970s] 穿到小崽崽被拐前[七零] Winter Sand冬沙Romance929k WordsCompleted Yu Yue transmigrated into a book. A formidable sanda fighter, she became the frail paternal aunt of the male lead in a period novel. At this point, the male lead was still a five-year-old little boy. According to the plot, her nephew, whom she had never even met, had already sent her a letter begging for help. But she missed it because she was on a blind date with a future military industry heavyweight, and he ended up being kidnapped by traffickers. Thinking of the poor little male lead, those 16.8kFavorites31.9kClicks/ch17.2kGifts

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   The pacing was so-so. The female lead is both beautiful and incredibly strong, but I'm not into this kind of character setup; the character design feels very strange.

4. 4 年 The Heroine’s Cannon-Fodder Sister in the 1970s 年代女主的炮灰妹妹 Yun Yiyi云一一Romance1.5M WordsOngoing Song Xiaoxian transmigrates into a book. The book’s heroine is self-reliant and has a family full of awful people: an older brother and sister-in-law who only know how to take from her, a second older sister with a one-track mind for romance, a selfish fourth younger sister, a lazy fifth younger sister, and a terribly unruly little brother. Song Xiaoxian isn’t the heroine. She’s one of the awful family members, the selfish fourth younger sister. She secretly passes the exam for a job at a cann 16.7kFavorites27.5kClicks/ch10.3kGifts

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   The female lead is so spineless. She washes underwear with a cold face, and she's always overly generous with gifts, doesn't she care about arousing suspicion? And even though her house is a mess, she says she'll stay away but then comes back and even sends money home. I really dislike this spineless and brainless female lead; her character is just awful.

5. 5 知 A Returned Educated Youth Pursues Science [The 1980s] 知青回城搞科研[八零] Cha Yi茶乂Romance402k WordsCompleted Upcoming: The Imperial Physician's Legitimate Daughter Runs a Clinic [The Nineties], please add it to your reading list! As the stepdaughter brought into a blended family by her mother, Li Yun has always been the one sacrificed for the family. She was even too young to be sent to the countryside, but her stepfather altered her age anyway, worried that his biological daughter would suffer in the countryside. As for Li Yun, she was invisible, a girl neither her father nor her mother cared for. A 6.3kFavorites23.4kClicks/ch1.1kGifts

   Curator note

   It's so-so. The character design is average, there are quite a few oddballs in the beginning, and the female lead doesn't appeal to me.

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