Quick Transmigration: The Cannon-Fodder Villainess Won't Play Along

The first story starts by saying she knows how to make some snacks, then suddenly she can cook over 40 dishes, and even has a couple of other skills, enough to fight off a group of men… If the author had described her as someone who could do all that in her previous life—a special forces soldier, from a family of culinary masters, or someone who has reincarnated multiple times—it wouldn't feel…

Seeing the second story about the cannon fodder cousin left me speechless. Couldn't the female lead just go home after saving people? Why did she have to cook dinner for them, practically begging for their help? You say she's kind-hearted, but then later it's said she's not a naive person at all, and she'll ruthlessly take advantage of others. 😥

Some things are unreasonable; I hope you'll think about them more.

I thought it might get better as I wrote, but instead, it contains a lot of scenes depicting men forcing women 😅. Even for a villainous female supporting character, this is still disgusting 😅.

The female lead is too weak. In the second story, it's not like the old society anymore. If your uncle is trying to find you a partner and you don't want to marry him, just refuse firmly. Instead, she says "refused gently," which lacks any strength and gives the impression of being easy to bully. She's too weak.

I endured the nausea to read up to the second chapter. The female lead didn't kill Er Gou inside the house, but instead went to the yard to talk nonsense and reason with him. After the awkward conversation, she extorted some copper coins. Her reasoning was that killing Er Gou in the bedroom would land her in jail, but chatting awkwardly in the yard would prevent anyone from finding out. Thank you to the author for letting me drop this story in time.

Chapters 374 and 375 are blocked, and my application to unblock them was rejected o(╥╥)o. I'll revise my application when I can apply again °¯᷄◠¯᷅°