Called a Burden, I Worked Hard to Get Rich in the Era

We are recruiting, the salary is good, time travel, rebirth and delivery system are included. Due to the excessive number of new small worlds, there is a serious shortage of time travellers, so time travelers are now being recruited, regardless of gender, old or young, on a first-come, first-served basis. If you like it, you will get the system. (Try them all, it's free anyway)

It's well written, but it's too depressing. The protagonist always has good intentions and is treated like a donkey. I can't hold on any longer.

Come on, it's well written. There are not many novels that can attract me to read all the chapters at once. This is one of them. Another suggestion is to change the title of the book to something memorable. This title is too ordinary. I read it yesterday and put it on the bookshelf. I couldn't remember the title, so I found it in my reading record.

It's strange. I found that all the clowns in the author's works are female, including Wenwen, Aunt Dahai, Wei Shuran, Cao Jiajia, and Zhou Meihong. On the contrary, the bad things done by male characters are all ignored. Is the author misogynistic?

This recent episode is so painful. Is it necessary for the heroine to win over her natal family? It's about getting money and connections, and then getting the best one. After bringing her mother's family to the city, she had more conflicts than before when she was alone. What's going on? Is it worth spending money to buy sin?

She's so holy, she rushes to lick her, I'm really convinced, she's both a nymphomaniac and a holy mother, she feels so shameless, skinless and spineless

The heroine was a brainwashed Voldemort before she was reborn.

To be honest, the writing is really good, but is it necessary for this male protagonist to exist? Love affects the speed of the heroine's career, and the two of them feel forced to work together...

Huang Qiuying asked others to send money as soon as she came, and she didn't care whether others were short of money, not once or twice. It was obvious that the heroine had a lot of money that needed to be spent, but she didn't even ask. When someone else prints money, could such a friend be more careful when writing, and ask others first if it's inconvenient. If she just asks others to pay for it as soon as she comes, does she owe him?

I feel like this novel seems to be getting worse as it gets written.