The Strategy of Walkthrough

After encountering a system which told her that she could fulfill her long-cherished wish to become a human, the money jar spirit Su Ci sets out on a journey to conquer the male god and cheat him out of his fortune. The campus male god drops his eyes and whispers, “Xiao Ci, you are so sweet, I really want to take you into my mouth.” The dark emperor’s eyes were like cold stars: “If you look at him one more time, I will gouge out that man’s eyes.” The sickly brother smiled gently: “Ah, pull me into hell, completely dirty me, you will only belong to me sister Lord…” After various male gods pestered her: Su Ci grabbed the corner of the male gods clothes, with a soft sweet voice: “Begging you to let go…” Male God: “Little Ci, give me a kiss and hug and you will be spared.” Su Ci fell softly into the arms of her male gods, her back sore: “Big liar!”

Original Publisher

Unknown

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on The Strategy of Walkthrough "The Strategy of Walkthrough" is a completed quick transmigration novel that I dove into with some excitement, given the premise of a protagonist needing to gain money by dating system-selected male leads across various worlds. Overall, it was an interesting read, but definitely had some highs and lows. ### First Impressions The initial concept is intriguing, with Su Ci, a supposedly money-jar ghost, needing to navigate different worlds and romance the male leads to accumulate wealth. The first arc, set in a high school, introduces a cute and quirky protagonist who's very open about her love for money. I found this initial honesty refreshing, although some might find it off-putting. ### What Works Well I appreciated the variety of settings presented in the different arcs. From ancient China to modern entertainment, the novel offered a diverse range of scenarios. Several readers praised the romance, finding it cute and enjoyable, especially the male leads' possessiveness. I also liked that the female lead, though sometimes naive, wasn't completely passive and had her own ways of dealing with situations. ### Areas of Concern The translation quality was a significant drawback. Several reviewers mentioned difficulties with the English, citing confusing sentences, pronoun issues, and inconsistent names. This definitely impacted the reading experience and made it harder to fully immerse myself in the story. I also noticed some concerns about the female lead being too naive and easily manipulated, while others found her "innocent" personality boring. The constant presence of jealous female antagonists in each arc also seemed repetitive and somewhat annoying. Finally, there were some arcs that delved into potentially problematic themes, such as significant age gaps. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some arcs contain potential triggers, including questionable age gaps and depictions of potentially abusive relationships. In one arc, the male lead is the female lead's soon-to-be stepbrother, and another features a significant age gap with implications of grooming. Reader discretion is advised. ### Final Verdict "The Strategy of Walkthrough" offers an interesting premise and diverse settings, but it ultimately falls short due to translation issues, repetitive plot elements, and potentially problematic themes. While the cute romance and variety of worlds might appeal to some, others might find the translation and characterization frustrating. Ultimately, I would rate it a **3/5**. It's an okay read if you're looking for something light and don't mind overlooking some flaws, but it's not a standout in the quick transmigration genre.