I Traveled Between Eras and Stole Away a Beautiful, Broken Hero. Now I'm Living the Dream

Although it's supposed to connect the past and present, it mainly focuses on the modern era. The antiques in this story are the least valuable, and all the antique gold is melted down and sold at normal gold prices… None of the villagers are good people. Whether it's buying mountains or renting land for farming, the female lead is mentally unstable, like a pig being slaughtered at will.

I think the plot is good. The female protagonist had a stroke of incredible luck, gaining the ability to connect with people in other worlds and becoming incredibly wealthy. But her greatest fortune came when she encountered her uncle, who helped her behind the scenes. Although her uncle initially wanted to extract information about his lover from her abilities, he never actually harmed her.

It's quite good; there are a few otherworldly elements.

Nice

I've recently read six or seven novels that span both ancient and modern times, and this one is a culmination of that, blending several elements. It's not too outlandish, and quite interesting. Fortunately, it didn't drag on for too long; I really avoid those kinds of novels that ramble on for over a million words over the smallest details. The length is just right, and the happy ending doesn't feel abrupt. It's a perfect match, getting what you wanted.

It's better to let opportunity come to you! The silly female protagonist, while reading a novel, finds handsome men and wealth all coming to her door! Life is wonderful!

This is the first time I've read a story like this, it's quite novel. However, I personally feel that when the female lead becomes wealthy and then helps the beautiful, strong, and tragic, the assistance shouldn't be so unequal. After all, when poor, one should cultivate one's own virtue; when prosperous, one should help others!

It's alright.

It's worth a look; it's not a complete sham, and the plot is decent. However, the ending felt rushed. Why keep it so ambiguous? A straightforward ending would have been perfect. A side story featuring Song Qingyu would have been even better.

The plot is good, although there are a few chapters, the ending is quite good!