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 too depressing. The protagonist's good intentions are always met with ingratitude. I can't take it anymore.

Keep it up, it's well written. There aren't many novels that can hold my attention and make me read all the chapters at once, but this is one of them. Also, I have a suggestion: please change the title to something more memorable. The current title is too generic. I read it yesterday but didn't put it on my bookshelf, and I couldn't remember the title until I found it in my reading history.

It's strange that I've noticed all the villains in the author's works are women: Wenwen, Aunt Dahai, Wei Shuran, Cao Jiajia, and now Zhou Meihong. On the contrary, the bad things done by male characters are only briefly mentioned. Is the author misogynistic?

The recent plot is so frustrating. Did the female lead really need to help her family? She spent money and connections, only to end up with a complete jerk. Bringing her family to the city has only created more conflict than when she was struggling alone. What's going on? Is she just paying to suffer?

That's too much of a saintly act. She's practically begging to fawn over him. Seriously, I'm speechless. She's both a lovesick fool and a saint, giving off a shameless and spineless vibe.

Before her rebirth, the female protagonist was a brainwashed Voldemort.

Honestly, it's really well-written, but was the male lead even necessary? Their romance slowed down the female lead's career, and the two of them just felt forced together...

Huang Qiuying arrives and immediately asks others to send money, without caring whether they are short of money or not. This isn't the first or second time. The female lead clearly has many expenses, but she doesn't even ask. Is she treating others like a money-printing machine? When writing about friends, can you please be more careful? At least ask if it's convenient for the other person first. She arrives and immediately asks others to pay money. Does she owe her something?

I feel like this novel is getting worse and worse.