
The Girl Who Finds Fortune in Every Word
姑娘她开口见财
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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617Chapters
30.8kRecommendations
13.4kFans
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As someone who's been reborn and transmigrated, why do I feel so foolish and naive? Isn't it normal to gain experience and common sense once you reach a certain age? What's the point of pretending to be ignorant? Treating every little family squabble as a major issue, every minor conflict as a major clash. Life can be peaceful, but can't it be a little less bland?
I hope the author will write a female protagonist who will rebel.
A long time ago, I added "The Noble Family" to my bookshelf, and lately I've been listening to Himalaya audiobooks to fall asleep every night. Generally, if the female protagonist is written to be so tragic in the beginning, she's bound to seek revenge later, but she doesn't. In the end, she still relies on a man, and this man is a heartless bastard.
The author's choice of topics is good, but sometimes they get too caught up in trivial matters and emotions. They elevate even the smallest things to a higher level, over-interpreting them. Regardless, I really enjoy reading it and am following along. I hope for more frequent updates.
There are very few stories where the female lead is a real child, because few authors have the ability to portray children so vividly. The "Little Lucky Girl from a Farming Family" I read before was also good, and this one, also about a small family, is doing well so far; hopefully, it will maintain that level of quality.
Looking forward to the author's down-to-earth novel
Having read several of this author's novels, I've noticed that the female protagonists are all modern souls reincarnated into ancient times. They lack any special abilities, spatial abilities, or the typical "marriage to riches" trope; they are simply ordinary people. Although the protagonist is ordinary, her upbringing is vividly portrayed.
What other connection exists between Qingbi and the Ying family?
Is the book club not active? This pace is a bit too slow; dozens of chapters in and they're still like beginners!
I like Qingbi because it has the composure of an adult and the liveliness of a child.
The female protagonist in this book seems to possess some kind of magical ability.
The second one I read, the first one I reported, congratulations!