Transmigrated as the Supporting Actress Who Had Her Lucky Charm Stolen

The rural scenes at the beginning were relatively natural, but once they got to Hong Kong, it all became melodramatic and awkward.

I don't like Qiao Mu; I feel he's not good enough for the female lead. Why did they pair her up with someone else so early? Couldn't they have chosen someone else?

The female protagonist's career success relies entirely on knowing the future and her lucky streak. Since arriving in Hong Kong, she seems to have no redeeming qualities. Back in the mainland, she only flaunts her money, the Qiao family's power, and her youth and beauty. Is that really meaningful? She makes big money by picking up bargains, and then pretends to start one company after another.

I don't like the male lead's character design! I prefer a relationship where both partners strive to grow! A relationship doesn't need to be dramatic; a slow and steady flow is best!

It's good that it's finished. The later plot was clearly dry and uninteresting. She probably wouldn't have been able to write about real entrepreneurship and company management. The female lead was supposed to be an actress, but it seems the author isn't very good at writing about acting either. Lengthy family dramas don't add much substance, so ending it saves both the author and readers from feeling bad.

I really like Qiao Mu. He's intelligent, innocent, and even though he's young, he understands what he says. I hope he can grow up with the female lead and end up together.

Qiao Mu is actually quite good, and it's nice that the female lead has such a boyfriend—handsome, smart, innocent, and devoted to love; he's practically every woman's dream man! In real life, there probably aren't any people like him, right?

The male lead is a good person, with pure and passionate feelings. Susie, on the other hand, is a shrewd old woman who needs to be influenced and softened.

Is the male protagonist the author created a love-struck, teddy bear-like character? He's always hugging and cuddling.

It's pretty good. I hope there's less romance; I'm more interested in the everyday family drama and the female lead's career. 🤩