Quick Transmigration: Golden Finger Trial User

A rural child conjures up 15 million catties of grain out of thin air and donates it without a second thought. An entire country in ancient times couldn't grow that much grain in a year. Does he think everyone else is stupid? What kind of rubbish is this? I'm abandoning this story.

You could buy a TV whenever you wanted in the 1960s and 70s? Weren't you afraid the Revolutionary Committee would investigate? That's outrageous!

To be honest, it feels too much like reading a diary 😅, but the concept is pretty good.

I've read over twenty chapters. The use of cheat codes is too straightforward and rigid, lacking creativity, unlike many other works that use cheat codes in a very clever and creative way. The important and difficult parts were glossed over as if they were just a brief introduction, and then a bunch of boring parts about Dream of the Red Chamber were written.

In the chapter with the blank copy of the Book of Life and Death, the female protagonist became the empress, and in the end, in order to have a crown prince, she married 72 concubines and had children. It disgusted me. I was enjoying reading it at first, but suddenly it felt like I had swallowed a fly.

Hmm, the new book only has 2,000 words per day, that's not like your style.

It feels like space has no soul.

Gold fingers can The story is too boring. It's still a vicious cycle.

It's fair to say you shouldn't read this with your brain engaged. The female lead's thought process is sometimes really strange, and her actions are completely illogical. However, it's still okay as a mindless, lighthearted read.

I regret watching it. I beg anyone who hasn't seen it to stop—it's absolutely disgusting! Not only does it not avenge the original owner's enemies, but it also acts like a saint, giving them this and that. It's practically an ATM!