Making a Fortune by Seizing Estates in Ancient Times
我在古代靠抄家发家致富
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Transmigration Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Synopsis
Other names
- I Made My Fortune in Ancient Times by Confiscating PropertyEnglish name
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505Chapters
12.2kRecommendations
17.5kFans
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The female lead is indecisive. Although it's set in ancient times, she could easily have broken away from that large family. Using the excuse of finding the mastermind behind her assassination is unnecessary. If someone tries to kill her once, they will try again. Secrets don't stay hidden forever. She has a system; she could easily use the Imperial Guards to find the mastermind and use that as leverage in a deal. I couldn't even finish watching before it started charging. Goodbye. 😰
The female lead is too weak. The second wife, with her constant jumping around, should have been suppressed long ago; it's annoying to watch her.
The story begins with the female lead helping to uncover the embezzled funds, but her family members angrily try to stop her. Do they want to be beheaded? What kind of logic is that?
The author's idea is good, but some parts still need to be considered for their rationality. Since they were both in the capital and of marriageable age, and their social circles were not large, it was impossible for no one to know about the engagement between the female lead and the Duke's family.
Aren't they supposed to be able to predict the future? How come they can't even tell if there's a blood relationship? Speechless. 😒
Is the female lead sick? What's with all that baffling behavior from that family?
Today is Father's Day. May all the fathers of my fellow book lovers live long and healthy lives, and enjoy peace and happiness throughout their lives.
Although I know it's to advance the plot, the protagonist's ability to tell fortunes is made to be so amazing. He can tell if someone is his biological child just by looking at them and calculating their fortunes, but he can't do that with himself.
It's the act of giving a small amount of money that brings gratitude, not the other way around. A large amount is more valuable than a small amount.
Considering it's only the seventh chapter, I can only say the premise in the synopsis is quite good; it's the first time I've read something with this kind of setting. However, the writing style is rather strange, and I don't know how to evaluate it. I wish the author all the best! Keep it up! 😍