Quick Transmigration: Why Is My Ex-Boyfriend in the Little World Too?!

It's very interesting. The male and female protagonists have very upright views and are unique in each other. The relationship is very smooth and has no twists and turns. But some of the endings are very heartbreaking, such as the stand-in dimension: the original protagonist is Bai Yueguang, the original female lead is the stand-in, the original male lead looks for a stand-in, and later the original male lead falls in love with the stand-in, and in order to express his love for the stand-in, Bai Yueguang is disfigured and disabled. Then after the heroine came through, there was a landslide, and the heroine protected the original heroine. I felt that the heroine was quite kind, but then the heroine freed the original heroine and sent her to study abroad, which felt a bit hard to explain. The choice of being a substitute was made by the original heroine herself. Not to mention that she was treating her grandmother's illness. Didn't her grandmother survive on her own before? The most incomprehensible thing is that after the original heroine was kept, I don't know what she did. It was later said that she had no ability to make a living (it was available before, but it disappeared after a long time). The original heroine worked as a substitute not for a day or two, but for several years. If she used the resources of the original hero to improve herself, the situation would not be so embarrassing. Many of the original male and female protagonists written by the author are the kind of sins that will not lead to death, but they are allowed to live happily and feel like they are stuck in their throats. In the side story, the childhood sweetheart is so quarrelsome. There are more than ten chapters in total. The male protagonist is like an NPC. The number of male protagonists is not as many as Lan. The previous description is of the female protagonist and her childhood sweetheart male partner. The female protagonist means that she does not like the male protagonist. , But she acted like she loved her male partner very much to outsiders. When that plane first started, she was the only one who knew that she didn't like male partners. Her parents, her parents, her best friends and classmates all thought she liked her partner. It was seen earlier that the reason why the heroine takes care of the male partner is that she likes to eat the food cooked by the male partner's mother and is worried about the sadness of the male partner's mother. The male partner, your own son, is not worried, but your neighbor is extremely worried, and after all, he has a very bad attitude towards you. Isn't it a bit ridiculous? What's also a bit jarring is that when she is with the male protagonist, she always thinks of his attitude toward her.

Damn it, I said there are so few comments. It turns out that no one has found this article. I personally think it is very good. Then cultivating immortals is a combination of horror and apocalypse.

It's so good. I thought I'd switch to other articles when I got bored, but I didn't give up halfway through. The pace was quite fast in the beginning, but the last few chapters were a bit too romantic, but luckily it was at the end and the story was novel, so I finished it.

Very good, fast-paced and not draggy. The male and female protagonists are both yandere, paranoid and possessive. It's the kind of match made in heaven. Letting go of either party will be the kind of harm to others [laughing] The male protagonist is super loved, and the female protagonist is super doted on.

I feel like I wrote it well at the beginning, but then I got to the third one after the heroine's counter-killing system? The story in the first few worlds just didn't feel the same as before. I felt a little uncomfortable and jumped a few times [crying] [covering face] If the author sees my comment, don't be discouraged. Everyone has different preferences. Maybe your writing is good but I don't like it, or maybe... Your writing is not very good and your performance is abnormal. Then please continue to work hard! ✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧

The novel is very interesting, the heroine is very witty, the system does not help much, and there is no system in the later stage. The ending is a bit confusing, the ending is a bit sudden, and there are two inexplicable extras. But the stories are all very good. The male and female protagonists are both pure. The story is similar to love. There is no distinction between who is more and who is less.

It's very interesting to watch. There are foreshadowings where they should be, and the foreshadowing comes out a little later, so it doesn't end badly. It's very interesting to watch. The heroine has a pretty good character and has very upright views, as does the male protagonist. To a certain extent, the plot of this book can be said to be better than a lot of bad books that have a lot of foreshadowing, but in the end you can't read them. This book is very good, and you can read it if you are interested. It's very interesting, and you won't feel bored.

It looks good and suits my taste quite well. I might give it a second try. The male and female protagonists are a perfect match, vividly explaining: Normal love is beautiful The condition of running in both directions is particularly easy to drink (Not in a derogatory sense [eating melon]) Reading the whole book, I can clearly feel that the writing style is improving. I picked it up from another serial by the author. I really read the first world of this book with my eyes closed. It may also be because the original text has a Mary Sue background, which almost persuaded me to quit. However, it is indeed getting better and better. Personally, I don't like the end of the world chapter very much, but the others are pretty good. However, some worlds feel that the ending is a bit rushed, and I can't remember the previous ones clearly, especially the second extra chapter, which ended suddenly. Fortunately, the last chapter gave a happy ending, otherwise it would really feel like the author didn't want to write it, which led to the plot ending abruptly. In short, I am very satisfied, and I am looking forward to the book that the author is serializing [Eating Melon]

It's wonderful, both yandere and paranoid, and fills in the gaps very well. I thought it was the male protagonist Bai Yu who influenced the heroine Lingruo step by step, but later I found out that it was the heroine's soul color that was painted stroke by stroke by her own hands. It's really awesome, but there is a story about the bamboo horse that is really a bit redundant. After waiting for tens of thousands of years, Su Lili finally waited for another collision of reincarnation trajectories, and finally came to an end, complete, happy edding (∩_∩)

She sighed softly, and her heart softened, "Do you still like me?" "I like it." "Forgive you." It doesn't matter, he's not one of those jealous husbands. Can those men stay with her for the rest of her life and Lingruo forever? They can't.