Making a Living with a Mansion in Tow

I've always dreamed of having a huge cheat code like this.

I support no male lead, and I'll definitely subscribe!

This is so good! I love this kind of overpowered plot armor! It's so satisfying! Keep up the good work, author!

After reading the first story, I thought the female lead was greedy, stupid, and had a very strong sense of superiority.

It's not good. The story is disjointed, the logic is flawed, and the female lead seems both pretentious and stupid. It's a shame to waste such a good outline.

I think the existence of the "golden finger" (a cheat ability in Chinese fantasy novels) is simply to save the female lead from dying when she's recklessly courting disaster. As someone whose first life was in the modern world, she should have at least seen various news reports about it. Doesn't she know that "a common man is innocent, but possessing a treasure is a crime"?

I didn't like the first story. The female lead wasn't very capable, yet she was so arrogant. She loved to show off.

Oh my god! Another Mary Sue heroine! Investing so much gold is so brainless! The government's control over gold isn't that lax, is it? The government is really efficient when it comes to investigating someone! It's so cringeworthy it's giving me embarrassment.

He died of poisoning after reading a dozen or so chapters.

This is toxic, enter at your own risk. Saving the scumbag boyfriend and getting together with his sister—goodness, confirmed! A brother-supporting demon!