Quick Transmigration: The Host Is a Heartthrob Who Only Wants to Build a Career

Sigh, so many regrets! My favorites are "The God of Learning," "E-sports," and "The Republic of China"—I really love those three! The others are great too, except for the last life where it was forced to end abruptly—they're all excellent! Uncle Huo is still my biggest regret; the ending was an expected yet unexpected surprise! Xie Yunqian also made me cry buckets!

This is the second book by this author that I've been following! The plot and logic are impeccable, but since there haven't been many updates lately, I didn't want to give it a good review! Hmph! But the author has been working hard these past few days, so I'll give it a five-star review as a reward! Keep it up, author! Keep it up!

It's so good, I'm so excited! The author's writing is getting better and better. I don't know why the figure skating arc suddenly ended, but the ending was great, not too bad. I hope the author keeps up the good work!!! I love the author!!!

The author's writing is superb, absolutely brilliant! I've already added it to my bookshelf and followed them, especially the e-sports section, which I absolutely loved. Looking forward to more updates!

I'm still a little disappointed. My favorite parts were the first two, "The World of the Academic Prodigy" and "The World of the Literary Master," which successfully made me fall in love with the series. Before, all the "Academic Prodigy" stories involved harems and constant face-slapping; it's rare to see a pure academic prodigy story like this one, focusing on genuine hard work.

It's good. The most heart-wrenching parts were the "Academic Prodigy" and "Republic of China" episodes, and the most rushed was the figure skating episode—it suddenly ended while I was watching. The sweetest part was the "Actor" episode, but the movie scenes in it were so tragic 🥺 I feel so sorry for Yan Ye. The line "Chu Yan, are you Yan Yan?" From the e-sports chapter almost made me cry.

It's a bit disheartening; the ending was rushed and unsatisfying. The author's plot and writing style were both excellent, and it suited my taste, but ultimately, Tomato (the author's pen name) ruined all the tenderness, just like that chapter by the great writer—a situation that has remained unchanged throughout history; society cannot accept their love.

This book is truly, truly wonderful! The author's writing is excellent, and each world is incredibly captivating, except for the last world which felt a bit rushed. However, this doesn't diminish my enjoyment of it at all. I hope the author will write many more amazing books in the future! 😘😘

Juejuezi, you're truly amazing! This book is definitely worth reading. Your writing is superb, the characters' emotions are nuanced, the plot is fast-paced, and there's a wealth of professional knowledge involved—it's incredible! There's no forced love or anything like that; the protagonist is intelligent, insightful, and strong. In short, it's fantastic, absolutely fantastic! If you see this comment, you absolutely have to go read it!

Superb! The author's writing is excellent, the plot flows smoothly, and the first story is quite informative (though a bit dry for me 🙏🏻). The chapters about the Republican era left the deepest impression. The author combined history with the society of the time, and the lack of acceptance of same-sex relationships at the time was truly moving.