Quick Transmigration: The Obsessive Big Shot’s Flirty Little Darling Is Untamable

Are you picking up new fans? I hope that the author will not get stuck in the end. I am afraid that you will stop writing in the middle of writing. Then I will directly change from a queen to an abandoned concubine. I will still be the kind of person who has been relegated to the cold palace. So keep up the good work (ง •̀_•́)ง

I really want to complain. You have to take a different route in your composition, but you can't write something novel. I've rolled my eyes countless times after reading Chapter 67.

The male protagonist is really miserable. In the first scene, the female protagonist seems to have no love for him at all, just to prevent herself from turning into bones. Everything is used. This male protagonist has successfully fallen into a life of wealth and wealth, and I don't know what to think. I don't want to find true love anymore. I am also convinced. Is this how rich people are raised? Please take care of your thoughts and moral character. The first appearance of the male protagonist is like a licking dog, but it just has the halo of a male protagonist.

The heroine has the same setting as the White Bone Demon. Each plane must absorb the luck of the son of luck in order to maintain a complete human form. The way to inhale luck is through kisses and pancakes. Because of the female protagonist's manipulations, the male protagonist failed in every dimension. But I always fall in love with the heroine. It's a little embarrassing, weird. It feels like the male protagonist is just a tool to be used, and he has a love brain. The heroine feels a bit scummy. Although the hero is the same in each plane, the heroine doesn't know that she doesn't think she will meet the same person. Every time she sees a child of luck, she falls for the next one. Just... Anyway, I didn't like this plot. It kind of ruins the outlook.

The plot is perfect, there are male and female protagonists, 1V1, I really like this kind of thing, I like the heroine's character very much

In fact, I only watched the first world. To be honest, I don't really like the love at first sight type. Then, the lucky guy helped the heroine pay for the hotel and so on. To be honest, it didn't feel very appropriate. After all, we had only known each other for less than half a day. The only intersection was that the heroine fell in front of the hero's car. The hero saw the heroine and sent her to the hospital. That's it? I helped the heroine pay several million in accommodation fees (the heroine paid it back in the end). But for me, the progress may have been too fast, and then I jumped directly to the last three chapters of the first chapter. The male protagonist's plane is that of a little tian who has just started to fall in love. In the end, he found out that he was being used and went back. The female protagonist's aura is so powerful, I admire her! ! ! (Only express my own thoughts, don't comment) Two stars.

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Personally, I don't think it's double cleansing in the true sense. The heroine must maintain the original heroine character. In the Empress Plane, the empress had a bad temper and was addicted to sex because of poisoning. A male concubine wanted to have sex with the heroine, and he took off his shirt and almost kissed her, but was interrupted by the eunuch. Afterwards, there was a banquet where a male dancer performed a dance and the female protagonist picked up the dancer and returned to the palace. It was either because of acting or pretending or because the plot required it, or because she was seduced (is this still considered double chastity?). The heroine gives the impression that she will fall in love with the male protagonist regardless of whether he is the son of luck or not. Even if the dancer is not the son of luck, she will fall in love with her. What's more, what if she is not the son of luck of the male protagonist?

"Your vague affection for me really made my heart beat for a long time.

I almost couldn't watch the second chapter. The heroine is like the kind of domineering male CEO who takes advantage of the poor little girl. She behaves frivolously and self-righteously. If she does this kind of thing herself, don't say others are disgusting. Otherwise, it's a double standard. Okay, I'll continue reading, and then I'll re-rate the star again later. Okay, I'm back again. I've almost finished reading one chapter. Let's not talk about the heroine for now. This hero has a serious illness, right? ? ? Is he a masochist? ? Anyone can ride on his head. I'm speechless. And he can actually cry like this. Isn't this a complete set of characters? ?