
Transmigrate Into a Book: A Country Girl Blessed With Good Fortune
穿书农女福运齐天
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 5y ago
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Since she's already dedicated to cultivating immortality, why bother with worldly money and power? Instead of focusing on cultivation, she's only interested in worldly affairs. And before her child is even born, she's already thinking about finding him a childhood sweetheart. Did she even ask her son if he really wanted a junior sister?
Can we please stop using those "spiritual springs" and "lucky koi" tropes? They're all overused.
I'll become your first fan! 😜😜
I once read a book by the author, but I forgot the name. I think the female protagonist's name was Ruyi. What I particularly want to complain about is that the female lead's daughter is an ingrate who despises the female lead in every way, gets close to her father's concubine, and even joins forces with her to belittle the female lead.
I absolutely hate it when the female lead uses a puppet to stand in for the male lead! If she agrees to be with him, she should be with him; if she doesn't, she shouldn't be. Why use a puppet to replace him? That's deception! I find it repulsive; our values clash.
I made money investing in the last book, so I'm investing in this one too. Here's the vote!
Writing about the Spirit Spring Space is great, but please don't write about people with "lucky koi" fates. I feel like constant good fortune might use up all the good luck accumulated over lifetimes. Nobody can be lucky forever; life has its ups and downs! Having a few lucky encounters during periods of great fortune is nice, but having good luck in everything, big or small, is scary. Who knows what might happen if you use up all your good luck? What if things turn around?
It got a bit boring after a while. At this rate, the female lead's family will be invincible in the mortal world. They'll just rake in one head after another, getting everything through sheer luck without doing anything. The beginning was pretty good...
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Well written, author! Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง