Youning's Life as an Interstellar Card Crafter

The female lead's experiences are even more dramatic than those of a male protagonist in a male-oriented novel. Various female supporting characters keep coming to her door to slap her in the face. The whole world is full of schemers who want her dead. All kinds of conspiracies and tricks are played out one after another. She comes with two major buffs: lowering intelligence and mocking.

It's a pleasant surprise to find a space-themed card repair story. Before reading, I glanced at the comments section and saw that some people said the supporting characters were stealing the show and there was no main plot. I didn't take it to heart, but now I have the same feeling as that person. There's no infiltration or progression phase at the beginning; it jumps straight into the story.

I felt the beginning was well-written; the female lead cleverly severed ties with the Sheng family, went to the bank, and transferred to a spaceship. Although some comments mentioned a lack of background information and incomplete settings, I felt these could have been gradually addressed later.

The female lead is so frustrated; all sorts of trouble seem to find her, and she doesn't even fight back. The trouble just keeps coming back. And it's not like the trouble comes looking for her; she just goes out of her way to cause more trouble, even when she could easily avoid it. It's unbelievable.

The premise is quite novel, but it feels like someone is trying to kill the female lead at any moment, yet she doesn't retaliate, which is incredibly frustrating.

It's a bit awkward; no matter where the female lead goes, there are always people inexplicably targeting her, a bunch of women targeting her in various ways, it feels a bit deliberate.

Has the female lead unlocked the Mary Sue and accident-prone skills?

It's supposed to be a space-time story, so why are there so many terms like "girl" and "family"? The family structure is also like a feudal society, which feels a bit out of place for a space-time story.

I have to complain about Liu Fenghuang. She's incredibly stupid. Revealing that her grandfather sent Li Chenguang back to the Li family was utterly idiotic. If I were the female lead, I would never reveal anything important to her again; it's too dangerous. I'm sorry for complaining, but she's just too stupid for me to bear. 🪖🪖

Is the female lead mentally challenged or lacking in intelligence?