Gold Coins Are Justice

Dream content: Ariel sat in a chair, a thick gold chain around her neck, one hand teasing a cat, the other covering her mouth and laughing. Parfait hovered near her ear, its wings flapping and creating a cool breeze. Brand, dressed as a maid, stood on the other side carrying a fruit platter, head bowed. Coco massaged her shoulders from behind. Cream knelt on the ground, massaging her feet.

I don't quite understand what Margot did to make readers so disgusted. Because from beginning to end, she is a victim, both in and out of the novel. It seems that just because she's a prostitute, a whore who only knows how to spread her legs and make a living through that slit, and who once thought of harming the Mermaid Song, she doesn't even qualify as "the daughter of the Holy Coin," and even…

After reading three chapters, I found the writing style to be quite good, with few typos or punctuation errors, and the paragraph lengths to be reasonable. Overall, the book is of high quality. The main storyline is clear: after graduating from high school, the female protagonist does not want to marry into a wealthy family and become a plaything.

This was just a quick sketch, and there's still a lot to improve, so please don't mind if it's not very good. (Thanks to that unknown master artist who gave me a clear understanding of Xing Li.)

Pan Niang, who was walking behind, consciously locked the door. Then, in the darkness, Ai Luo yawned and said lazily, "You should go to sleep first. We'll talk about it tomorrow. Just find a room to make do." I'm too lazy to use honorifics anymore. Pan Niang kept her head down and remained silent, seemingly lost in thought.

Silence… A long silence... The silence continued until Pan Niang, believing that her words had thoroughly struck a nerve with Airo, had tipped the scales, and seized control of the conversation, unconsciously began to smile slightly… The moonlight suddenly streamed through the window, and Airo's expression was clearly seen in three parts, with a faint, formulaic smile revealed in his eyes.

Ugh, coloring fabric is so hard! The clothes still look like this. How do I practice to learn how to color fabric? Yay!

Cream is prone to boasting about small things, but he's reliable when it comes to important matters, unlike the others. Cream is the only one in the union with a relatively normal identity. He actually knew Sister Jin's identity before (during the competition), and his behavior indicates that he had already accepted it, but now he has to ask her face to face, which is also a form of honesty.

Cream is practically the perfect opposite sex—knows his limits, a mysterious assassin, with a tragic and moving past, unwavering willpower, and single-minded devotion. He can even let go of his obsession with his lover while battling his inner darkness. It's just a pity he's poor.

I came from another site, I've pretty much finished reading all the books there, so I came to Zongheng to check this out. This book isn't really to my taste; the protagonist is a weakling who can only rely on his eloquence and wit to get out of trouble, instead of displaying invincible strength.