After Going Bankrupt, I Used Metaphysics to Become a Top Heiress

Surprisingly good! The plot doesn't drag; it's fast-paced and gets straight to the point. I was hoping for a romance subplot, but I also feel that it's more engaging and captivating as it is. Author, keep up the good work! Looking forward to more updates!

Good read! (✧◡✧) Looking forward to a fast-paced and enjoyable read!

The plot is weird. After reading over 300 chapters, the story lacks excitement. The villains are always there, but they never get a real beating; they just end up in jail. Where's the punishment? Everyone else seems to be trying to kill the female lead, but she just gets away with it lightly, without any immediate revenge. It's not a typical "feel-good" story. Basically, it's about an ancestor who's lived for thousands of years being reborn into the body of a girl who won't live past 20. She uses the body to regain her powers, and the person behind it all is the same person who killed her 50 years ago. It takes over 300 chapters to finally kill her treacherous disciple, and there's still a big boss lurking in the shadows! There's no romance, and the male lead is unclear. Without some details, it's impossible to tell who the male lead is. It's just so-so. I couldn't get into the plot, so I found it just average.

The plot is fast-paced and the characters are well-defined. I like the female lead and think that a romantic subplot isn't necessary; the female lead is better suited to being a lone wolf.

I actually quite enjoyed reading it, but I shipped the wrong couple. I ship the female lead with Wang Ziyi, and I'm so frustrated. The author should just write a separate book for her; I'm heartbroken.

The plot is tight and ingenious

Wang Ziyi imagined Huang Zongze, while Fan Qingliu imagined Luo Yunxi.

It's not good because the female lead, having been reborn into another body, doesn't treat her in-body relatives like human beings. She doesn't call them her brother, father, or mother, only their names. After being rescued, she accuses him of taking advantage and only wants money. A perfectly good character is portrayed by the author as someone who only loves money, doesn't say thank you, and acts like "I'm the boss, it's none of your business." Although other female leads have similar traits, I really can't stand this one 🥲. She's a bit neurotic; everything she does is about money. Whether she's rescued or not, she still wants money. When the male lead gives her money, she says, "It's your choice, what's it to me?" It's hilarious.

It's pretty good, no major flaws, but a little unsatisfying. The female lead would have been better if she were more capable. Although it's a happy ending, with everyone surviving, it's still... Is this a story of a strong female lead and three male supporting characters? Is there any romance? Ancestors and their good grandchildren... Every character is so vivid, which is why I feel unsatisfied. I always wish everyone's ending was more distinct. Now that I'm older, I prefer the king.

Very good, the plot is tight and there's no unnecessary dialogue.