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My name is Fang Jing. My family is poor, my parents are divorced, I have to do farm work, cook for myself, and study and do homework when I'm in school. My family also owes money to raise pigs. The village has just been connected to electricity! But I can play guitar and write songs. You ask how I learned? My middle school music teacher taught me, and I also learned online.

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This arrogant younger sister is so stupid! Living such a difficult life, she loves to be arrogant and argue with her brother. Some readers even say it's realistic. What kind of environment do you have? Your parents ran away, leaving you with no savings, living in the mountains? Great! Japanese light novels featuring arrogant younger sisters have all landed on Qidian.

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Later in the book, there's a plot where the protagonist tries to make Xiao Zhan famous. If you can't accept that, I suggest you leave now. 😅😅😅

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This younger sister is truly annoying; I couldn't bear to read more than a few dozen chapters. Poor children mature early, how could such a thing exist? I suspect the author is planning to whitewash their parents later on. Abandoned

To be honest, I don't really like this character design. The protagonist is a transmigrator, that's true. But does being a transmigrator make you superior? All that sneer? What's the point? The protagonist is a penniless nobody with no achievements; what right does he have to sneer? To look down on others?

The biggest failure of this book is the female protagonist. The main character is a teenager, not particularly capable, and likes to control the main character.

I felt like I was turning off the show during the "Transformation" phase. The scene where he arrives at the city classroom, and the first thing he says is, "Big brother, what's up? Little brother's here..." This doesn't sound like something a rural kid would say, nor does it sound like something a city kid would say. It's not something a normal child would say.