Quick Transmigration: The Psycho Got Dumped by a Green-Tea Schemer

Help! I uninstalled Tomato and cleared my browsing history, but then I realized I'd already read it once! This book is really good (just between you and me, I re-downloaded Tomato last time specifically to write a review for this book, but I think I forgot about it as soon as I downloaded it (°ー°)). It's really good, I really like this kind of book. Author, keep up the good work! (=^▽^=)!!

To be honest, as someone who's been through this, reading this type of novel is incredibly agonizing, but I just can't put it down. I'm always patiently waiting for the moment when the real angst kicks in.

I have a heart condition, and I just finished the first dungeon. I feel like I'm having a heart attack again; it's throbbing with pain. So, I strongly suggest that anyone with a heart condition keep some medication on hand. Oh, I'm sorry. My illness has flared up again. ... Let me... Take a... Step first [petrified] (But honestly, it is indeed beautiful. It's just that I can no longer appreciate it.) Doctor: I'm sorry, family member. I:…

Great, I've only read about twenty chapters so far. Maybe I've seen too much of this, because I didn't feel much for it. I just don't understand why everyone is cursing the system? Does anyone dictate that the system must be compassionate? I really can't understand it. They're almost gone themselves, how can they still think about others?

I love the author and will always support her! This was my first time writing a angst-filled story, and it made me cry so much my liver hurt, but the author's writing is still wonderful. Highly recommended!

It's good, but not bad. It's a angst-filled story, well-written, and will make readers furious. The later angst in the first world, with its main character and the opposing protagonist, lacked real physical damage and was mostly just verbal abuse. I skipped through some chapters because reading it without skipping would have been infuriating.

The writing is good, quite original, and feels realistic. There were moments of heartbreak, but mostly because the male lead is so ruthless; the emotional scenes were more infuriating than painful, and the "simp" character is genuinely devoted. The romance trope is also well-developed; the male lead doesn't fall in love with the protagonist too quickly.

It's good... Not too angsty (?), But I still felt a little uncomfortable reading it... A tightness in my chest... But this story is really good... I quite like Shi Guang... He doesn't seem like a real green tea bitch... Yan Jia... If he weren't in the small world, he'd be a pretty good person... As for Cheng Hua... Well... I don't think I ever really wanted him to be happy...

The more I read, the more excited I got! The writing is superb! Although my stomach hurts from anger.

1. The overall performance in the early stages was pretty good, but the system had some issues that were hard to describe. 2. I think the system will be good later on because of memory deletion. I'm looking forward to it, but I haven't watched it yet. 3. Because the author saved the system in time, this book hasn't been abandoned. 😂 4. This is the current book review. If it changes later, I hope it will be a 5-star review! Keep up the good work, author!