Duan Jiajia transmigrates into a book as the foil to the beloved heroine of a pampered darling novel.
The heroine has a happy family, while the original owner's mother died in childbirth.
The heroine grows up healthy, while the original owner is tormented to death by her stepmother.
The heroine's father makes his fortune with his first pot of gold. As for the original owner... oh, she and her father both die. The heroine's father's first pot of gold was dug up from the original owner's family home.
Duan Jiajia kicks this awful plot to the curb and curses, "To hell with being the foil! Let whoever wants the role have it!"
While the pampered heroine enjoys her life, Duan Jiajia writes stories to earn royalties, and doesn't forget to rally her father, who's also been cast as a foil.
They take on the stepmother and put the wicked troublemakers in their place. Father and daughter are determined to ride the wave of opportunity in the 1990s, like a big pig and a little pig.
Let them do as they please. A gentle breeze sweeps over the mountain ridge!
It's beautiful, but I can't get enough of it!! I didn't like the extras, so I stopped watching after halfway through.
This 9.6 Score is adequate and not falsely high. The overall story is complete, with a few spoilers and foreshadowing in the middle, which is within my tolerance and I won't get bored. (Foreshadowing, I wouldn't have paid attention if I hadn't seen the comments) The overall pacing is moderate. In the early stage, the pace is slower, there are more details, and there are some touching points, especially the part about the college entrance examination, Lao Cao is also great. The pace is faster later on, but there is no running account. The character design is okay, there are no exaggerated characters. The heroine's character is not sharp, and the male protagonist doesn't have a lot of space, which fits the feeling of a different place. Uncle Hu is fat again~(¯▽¯~) It's too miserable
I've finished watching it, it's good to watch and worth watching. The plot and the relationships between the characters are both very well described. There is growth and struggle, there is no halo of the protagonist, and there are no all kinds of super fights. The whole text is enjoyable to read.
Good. The heroine has no golden finger, only a prophet from the future. The heroine did not take shortcuts, but studied hard and was admitted to a key university. The male and female protagonists fall in love with each other from youth to middle age, and progress hand in hand in study and career. But in the end, I put it back on for a "tour here" and then went back. I felt like it was a failure and superfluous. It's better to come up with some ideas and have an open ending. If you don't like your personal opinion, don't comment
Can you update it soon, dear?
The author's writing style is very good, and the flow is long and flowing. Each character has his own characteristics and is worth reading.
Duan Jiajia doesn't have a golden finger, she doesn't look interesting enough, she doesn't look interesting, she has no passion.
What I feel when reading this novel is that the heroine does not have an absolute golden finger and decisive killing like most other novels. She is more like a lucky, smart and daring image in ordinary life. She lives in a very happy family. Her father and uncle all love and respect her. Even her mother, who has never met her, I can feel the deep love from the author's description. She could obviously choose to study peacefully, and her father had the ability to support her and be wealthy, but she chose to try to contribute. She does enjoy the dividends of being in school, but she is very self-aware. She never slacks off in her high school studies and is serious and responsible for her works. She will help talented people with good moral character get out of trouble, and will provide financial support to poor children when there is room for them. She is clear about her own strength and direction, and will also help her friends see their direction. She is very clear-headed and will not change her chosen university just because of the male protagonist. She won't put too much emphasis on showing off herself, and will leave things to the people who should do it. As a minor girl, she would not show off or hide things from her father and uncle that she could not handle. She believed that her father, uncle, teachers and others could help her solve the problem. In fact, I think most students should learn this attitude. I can feel that the author put a lot of effort into researching relevant information of that era when writing this book, and also integrated life events into the novel, such as not treating children as human beings in order to increase their chances of getting into higher education. I don't think the result of the treatment in reality will be better than in the novel. Because this novel is very realistic, I also understood from it what my mother said that I never understood why I turn a blind eye most of the time. Probably because no one is pure in life, they all have their own thoughts, black and white, but it is indeed disgusting, even though I am one too. Sure enough, you still have to learn to accept imperfection!
Personally I like watching it, but updates are slow.
If the heroine's father is the son of Hu Lai's aunt, then Hu Lai must be older than the heroine's father, but according to the author's description, he is younger than the heroine's father?