After the Real Daughter’s Mind Was Read, Her Persona Collapsed

After dying from overwork, Gu Xizhi finds herself transmigrated into a novel she once read, becoming the tragic cannon fodder true daughter with a miserable fate. But if she’s destined to be cannon fodder, then so be it. Young and lacking in money, she has no intention of struggling. So, before the Gu family realizes her true identity as the legitimate daughter, She decides to use her malevolent supporting character system to seek out her family herself. “Ding, system task triggered…” The Gu family, who hears her inner thoughts, is stunned as they watch her bully Gu Sirou. In their minds, they all simultaneously exclaim: “Wow, it’s so cute how our ‘bad’ sister is acting out.” Grandma Gu, who witnesses the confession firsthand: “Fortunately, you don’t really like your little uncle. Otherwise, with a confession like that, it would definitely fail.” Grandma Gu: Not only is she not angry, but she’s also a bit pleased. Grandpa Gu accidentally lives to be a hundred. Determined to make money and then leave home to slack off in peace, she discovers that maybe leaving this family isn’t such a necessity after all.

Original Publisher

Unknown

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on After the Real Daughter’s Mind Was Read, Her Persona Collapsed "After the Real Daughter’s Mind Was Read, Her Persona Collapsed" promised a comedic, slice-of-life story with a transmigration twist. As someone who enjoys a good dose of modern-day shenanigans and lazy protagonists, I dove in with high hopes. The premise, a "real daughter" returning to a wealthy family armed with a system and a desire to escape, certainly sounded intriguing. ### First Impressions Initially, I was hooked by the novelty of the situation. The lack of typical adoptive parent drama was a refreshing change of pace. Our protagonist's clear goals and clever plans for running away made her instantly relatable, even with the added layer of a system. The idea of a family suddenly gaining access to the MC's thoughts held a lot of potential for humor and dramatic irony. ### What Works Well The protagonist herself is a definite highlight. Her personality shines through, and her desire to live life on her own terms resonates. The comedic elements, when they land, are genuinely funny, and the slice-of-life moments offer a breather from the more intense plot points. The system, while perhaps not groundbreaking, provides ample opportunities for the MC to gain skills and navigate her new life. ### Areas of Concern However, as I continued reading, cracks began to appear. The supporting characters, particularly the family, became increasingly difficult to stomach. While the initial concept of them overhearing the MC's thoughts seemed promising, their reactions and subsequent actions felt… off. Their constant eavesdropping and attempts to manipulate her based on her thoughts felt more intrusive than caring. The fourth brother, in particular, seemed to prioritize taking advantage of the MC's system-granted abilities over her well-being. His constant requests for help, even during serious situations, became grating. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning I'm about to discuss specific plot points that may spoil your reading experience. Proceed with caution! The initial charm of the family dynamic wears thin when you realize how easily they seem to dismiss the trauma experienced by the original host. The way they readily accept the MC's abilities and disregard the potential dangers associated with the system feels unrealistic and, frankly, a bit brainwashed. The fourth brother's eagerness to exploit the MC's skills, even when her best friend's father is in critical condition, is a major low point. ### Final Verdict Ultimately, "After the Real Daughter’s Mind Was Read, Her Persona Collapsed" falls short of its potential. While the MC is engaging and the premise is initially intriguing, the annoying supporting characters and questionable family dynamics significantly detract from the overall enjoyment. The story devolves into a frustrating cycle of the family taking advantage of the MC, making it difficult to root for anyone but her. While there are moments of genuine humor and heartwarming slice-of-life scenes, they are ultimately overshadowed by the negative aspects. I'd recommend this only if you're willing to overlook significant flaws in character development and family interactions.