After Becoming a Salty-Fish Fake Heiress, I Handed Over the System

The beginning was good, mentioning that the real heiress was a typical aloof female lead in supernatural novels, and the male lead was probably the mythical snake on her wrist. As the world-building unfolded, I thought the female lead would start to stand out from the beginning. The reason I didn't add it to my bookshelf later on is that it became increasingly superficial.

Having read up to chapter 174, while the female lead may be lazy and indifferent, she shouldn't be this useless! Being lazy shouldn't be predicated on having real ability, and this female lead is just unbelievable. What's so interesting about such a negative female lead? At first, I thought her personality was good, but now I'm speechless.

Why abandon being a perfectly normal person and insist on adding bloodlines, like hybridization? And you can't even revert your traits; you've become an orc. What used to be war between humans will now become a war between humans and orcs.

I personally really liked it, but I think I might be a bit like a micro-system user – I feel compelled to comment on the female lead's laid-back attitude, but after reading so many powerful female leads with all sorts of charades, I think her approach is quite good. Some people think she shouldn't hand everything over to the state, but I think it's fine.

The female lead has a laid-back personality and strong moral values. So far, the story feels positive and lighthearted, perfect for relaxing. I hope there will be a little more updates! 👀👀

This book is more suitable for beginners; experienced readers may find it slightly uncomfortable.

The author's writing style is poor. The opening dialogues between the female lead and others are mostly just "yes," "okay," and "um," etc. The conversations feel formulaic. Furthermore, the female lead's personality is unpleasant, an insult to the term "salted fish" (a derogatory term for a lazy, unambitious person).

The idea is good, and the imagination is rich! However, the language is in the style of a middle school student's essay, with numerous typos; punctuation is poorly used, and the writing is very colloquial! The female lead's mindset is the modern "laissez-faire" mentality—because she's the female lead, she can gain many things without effort! It can be read as a light novel, provided you can tolerate the middle school-level writing style. 😁 To encourage the author, I will vote for the author.

Author, keep it up! Update! 😄

It gives everyone a new perspective, and the overall picture is much more sophisticated... It's no longer about trivial family matters; it starts with an awakening and atavism...