I’m Not Playing the Cannon-Fodder Tool in This Period Drama

The book is good, even if the system wasn't very likable at first, it was still alright. However, from the moment He Xingjian appeared, the system went on a crazy rampage, pairing the female lead with He, which really... Affected my reading (personal feeling). It really made me clench my fists!! 💀

This book's system is absolutely a pimp who, unable to obtain what he desires (lacking a physical form), will desperately try to find a match for his host.

This kind of transmigration into a book is practically human trafficking.

The entire book revolves around the struggle between the reborn female supporting character and the original female lead. The male lead has very little screen time, with the total word count barely exceeding two pages. The ending is also very abrupt; it suddenly ends. One second we're saying the original female lead is having some good luck, but not much, and the next second she's looking out the window and it's over. I was shocked.

The Xu family's daughters are all incredibly talented! 👍 🤭

It's not worth the money to read; the trivialities of family life are too much of a waste of time.

I don't know why the system keeps recommending this book to me. Book Review: The female protagonist possesses the strength to hunt a rabbit like a lion, yet she lives a life of quiet desperation, coldly watching her relatives engage in petty squabbles; furthermore, she not only disregards her family's suffering but also participates in and condones criminals.

It feels like the author wanted to write a different kind of female protagonist—one who is independent, self-reliant, and strong—a "strong female lead" unlike the supporting female characters. But aside from the fact that she was constantly frustrated, the female lead's final "success" was no different from that of the female supporting characters.

I love watching this! I've caught up! Keep it up, author! 🌹🌹🌹😄

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