
After Becoming the Supporting Female Character, I Strive for Wealth
穿成女配苟富贵
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 788k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
287Chapters
1.4kRecommendations
2.5kFans
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I feel that since they've already traveled here, why do they have to go back in the end? It feels incredibly awkward. Personally, I really hate this kind of thing.
Daily routine first. Why isn't such a good story popular? (Sad)
The synopsis reads like my type. I've added it to my bookshelf.
The female lead was almost defiled. It's a bit toxic, and a little disturbing to watch.
What happened to Jiang Sisi? She's vanished without a trace. It feels like something big is about to happen, a conspiracy is brewing, but nobody seems to care. It's frustrating. Maybe she's become a concubine for the emperor or some prince, and then comes back to trample on the female lead.
I watched the beginning and thought it was good, so I bookmarked it and will watch it when I have time.
I don't know what the female lead is thinking. In chapter 29, I can understand her desire to return the gift, but this isn't how you return something. It's not about taking something given to you, nor is it about giving back whatever the other person wants. You could give something more valuable for a birthday or something similar. The way the female lead did it will leave a bad impression, especially since it wasn't the person who initially asked for the gift.
I was speechless after reading Chapter 17. The female lead confirmed for the third time that she had transmigrated into the book and couldn't go back.
I have a suggestion: the use of idioms and allusions is excessive, bordering on piling up, and the narrative pace is a bit slow.