Quick Transmigration: The Bewitching, Beautiful Nanny

This is the first time I've seen a story about a nanny who is about to dress up. Every world is so interesting, especially the world where she is dressed as a little wolfdog. The companionship of the dog is really warm. The author's writing is really good, the emotions are not single and full of joy [like][like][like]

I've been watching it for a long time. The writing in the early stages has always been very good, and the plot is also very novel and very interesting. The first turning point was in the world of The Devil. I just felt that the writing style was slightly off the shelf. I don't know why, but Dazui felt like a moral kidnapping. Maybe the author just wanted to create a likable character but created a sense of moral kidnapping The second turning point is with Grandma Rong. There is a rejuvenation in her writing style, but this subject matter has been written in a book by another author before her, so the possibility of learning from it cannot be ruled out. After all, there are only so many subject matter. The third turning point is at the princess's nanny. I feel that the protagonist is starting to lose some sense of proportion and distance. I can feel that the author wants to write about the kind of childlike innocence, but the problem is that the degree of control is not very good. The writing style and plot in the future world feel a bit broken compared to the previous one. I saw in the paragraph commentary of one chapter that there was a change of characters? This possibility cannot be ruled out. But it seems more likely that the author is undergoing a transformation, and the plot doesn't feel as eye-catching as before. Maybe it was because my previous evaluation of this book was so high that I felt like I couldn't keep up in the later stages. If there is an ending, I feel that the author will write he ending, but I personally think that the early stage of this plot is so good that in addition to being particularly exciting, it is more suitable for an O. Henry-style ending. Don't argue. If you argue, you are right. Seeing that everyone is speaking out, I don't bother to hide it. It's not that the contrast in the later stage is so big or that it's because of the change of characters. I can't think of other possibilities. With the Demon King as the dividing point, you can just choose what you are interested in. The plots in the later stages are quite interesting, so even if there is a less interesting one, I feel that the author has made progress. If it doesn't work, the author will finish it and leave a good fantasy to the readers. I would rather this book was discontinued before The Devil, at least the rating didn't drop so low and it's still a good book. Note: Things started to get better after The Girl Who Weared a Book, but not as good as before the Demon King.

The heroine is refreshing and the author writes it very well. Please update it!

It's cool and beautiful. I'm looking for this type of article. I'm so excited about raising a baby without CP. I love it so much ( ᐛ ). Also, the recent Tomato score is very weird. The author is really miserable. It's another good article that has been maliciously brushed off! ! Sisters, don't hesitate, don't look at the score, come in quickly! ! !

It's really good-looking, and it's a real redemption. I've seen some quick travel before, but they always abandon them after completing their missions, resulting in them not being happy at all in the rest of their lives. How can those who have seen the light be willing to endure the darkness? If this is the case, why should we let them see the light? If you have never seen the light, you will not find the darkness unbearable.

The writing is very good. The chapter about turning into a dog is very interesting. There are too few updates and it's not enough. Please keep up the good work, the author.

Not bad, the article is short and the content is wonderful. I think it deserves 5 stars. No, 5 stars is 100 stars missing

Very nice. I pushed this book, but it got criticized. Expressing grievance… But I just think it looks really good. As a quick traveler, the rhythm is very well controlled and not too laggy. The story is clean and neat, and the plot is exciting. It's not long either. I really can't read the kind of fast travel that can write fifty or sixty chapters in one world. The point is that the protagonist is very strong and courageous. Just like it! I don't know what the author's obsession with returning pearls is, but I wrote this book twice. [Laughing]

It's beautiful. Every story is so loving and tender. Are there any similar novels? Let me give some recommendations.

I started watching it over the weekend and now I have seen the world of Little Lucky Girl. Let's just say that it is a whole wonderful story. Although it is short, it does not affect its enjoyment at all. Anyway, it caught my attention. Little Black Dog World made me cry. Except for the first plane, which was a bit rushed, it gets better and better. I originally planned to rate it after tying it up. I was afraid that I would forget the feeling at this time, so I quickly gave a big praise. I have chased countless quick wearers on Tomato. This is definitely the top short quick wear article!