Quick Transmigration: Retirement Strategy

The female lead is too naive; I wouldn't recommend it to hardcore readers or those who prefer more serious reading. It's more suitable for those who don't need to think too much. I'll just share my feelings. I didn't even finish the second story because the plot holes were too big. The female lead's behavior was seriously inconsistent with the character's established personality.

I stumbled upon this refreshing take on the quick transmigration genre, and I genuinely found it very enjoyable. The only downside is that updates are a bit infrequent, haha~~ Keep up the good work, author! It's fantastic! 👍

Starting with the second story, it completely insults people's intelligence. The opening theme is well-written, but the rest is basically mindless.

Author, please update soon! ≡ω≡ I can't get enough!

There is no logic in how the author did it. In the era of big pot rice, an old lady in her 70s or 80s who lived alone took out tens of thousands of fresh sweet potato seedlings in one night. Then the village chief didn't think about anything and happily went farming with the old lady. On more than 20 acres of land, not a single villager knows from planting to receiving goods, hahaha.

Emmm, this is a newbie transmigration novel. Warning: High-energy content ahead!

Since the female protagonist transmigrated into an old woman's body, she has to accept the old woman's body. It's ridiculous that the female protagonist uses pills to change the original owner's appearance and body every time. Is the female protagonist playing a single-player game? Only when everyone else is an NPC can the female protagonist act so recklessly. Otherwise, with such a big change, it's enough that she wasn't burned to death or sliced ​​into pieces.

The details aren't rigorous enough, and the chapters aren't smooth enough, but... Compared to so many Mary Sue and harem novels, it's actually pretty good. Do you think it's easy for me to just want to read a story without a romantic pairing? Lately, I've been enjoying stories with sound values, no messy romantic relationships, and even if the ending is still about one person.

After watching the series about the old woman faking an accident to extort money, I'm speechless. In several stories, the original owner of the body couldn't do anything, but the female lead suddenly appeared and could do everything! It's like they're insulting everyone's intelligence! Giving someone a cheat code is fine, but this is going too far!

The story about elderly women is quite good and novel, but the female lead's constant jumps between feudal and democratic systems are really awkward. It's all thanks to her "protagonist halo," and the whole process feels like a general intellectual downgrade. Everything she does is incredibly simple, yet she can't explain why (probably because her cheat abilities are too overpowered).