[Quick Transmigration] The Right Way to Win Over the Almighty

Personally, I am a fan of both sides. This article is about the protagonist growing up slowly. I have only watched the first plane so far. The plot is also good. I think the emotional line is a bit weak. In the whole plane, except for the kiss and confession in the last scene, there seems to be no one. The only regret is that Gong did not get a reply. It is mainly based on the plot. There are really too few emotional lines for the protagonist 😢 I read it with patience, and the ending is neither good nor bad. The good thing is that they won the game, but the bad thing is that Gong didn't get a reply from Shou, and it's not very sad. It's within the acceptable range, and the writing is also very good, but I won't read it anymore. After all, I am a double-powerful person, and the emotional line is too weak, so I am not willing to continue reading. Of course, you can read it when you are short of books.

The author writes well and the characters are very fleshed out. But I personally think that as long as the memory of Shan Yuting is there, a coward like Shan Yuting should not make peace with Qi Zhao. The originally peaceful life was broken by Qi Zhao. Qi Zhao initially did not even think of giving this innocent person a chance to be reborn. Even in Qi Zhao's original world, Qi Zhao was always so condescending to Shan Yuting. Shan Yuting, who was initially timid and inferior, finally broke out and chose to commit suicide, that is, he kindly blessed Qi Zhao and Chu Yu. The problem is here, now that he has chosen to end it, if I were Shan Yuting, I suddenly found out that I was Chu Yu I just feel that I am very stupid and ridiculous. I am also a person who likes to avoid problems. If it were me, I might never associate with the person who caused me such embarrassment. Emmm, so I think Shan Yuting should feel a small part of happiness and regret after finding out that he is Chu Yu, plus most of the annoyance, embarrassment, resentment and disgust. He should not be with Qi Zhao anymore. Especially in Qi Zhao's original world, Shan Yuting suffered so much. Even if Shan Yuting was not good at talking and dared not speak out, what about Qi Zhao? Didn't he say nothing? Moreover, Shan Yuting tried hard to make it clear to Qi Zhao, but every time Qi Zhao would treat Shan Yuting very badly, causing him to lose the courage he finally mustered time and time again. I think Zhou's behavior is correct, and this kind of person should be killed. Although Qi Zhao later realized his mistake, and Shan Yuting really loved him, he might not kill Qi Zhao, but they really shouldn't be together anymore. It's really hard to give up on good intentions. I really want to watch a BE episode. It would be great if Shan Yuting could meet a gong who always encourages him and takes great care of him.

After reading this, sisters who like two strong characters should not read it. I'm afraid you won't be able to stand that the protagonist Shou is too weak. The protagonist Shou has grown, but the growth process is really slow. Only the last two or three worlds have a little growth. I guess the character setting is like this and there will be no change. The protagonist Shou is a little coward. I read it patiently, and I personally prefer watching Double Strong, but these stories are well written, so I read it patiently. I don't really understand some parts. Maybe my IQ is not online, so I can't understand it. Overall, this book is okay.

I want to know why two worlds were cut off from me I personally think the first two worlds are the best. In the third world, I found that the character of the protagonist has not changed, or is even as good as the previous one. He has not grown, and I can't stand it anymore. I can only give a fair evaluation. The author's writing is very realistic, especially the first world, but the character creation fell apart in the third world. After experiencing the two worlds, there is still no change, and it is very naive in many aspects. And I suddenly found that the other protagonist in the previous two worlds did not build the protagonist's self-confidence. I feel that the protagonist has always had low self-esteem and has a childish mentality. I don't like the protagonist's character, but I have to say that the author's writing and plot are well created.

Qi Zhao really made me cry. In the first plane, I was so sad T_T

I wonder why no one commented?