Quick Transmigration: The System Wants Me to Date the Lord God

It's so cruel to the heroine. Is it love at first sight when the hero falls in love with the heroine? The second world is better than the first world, but there is too much female competition, and the male protagonist has too many love affairs, which hurts the female protagonist. Then the female protagonist resists the system and refuses to let her go, saying that she is different from the character. In the first world, the female protagonist was hurt because she was with the male protagonist and wanted to break up, but then the system refused to let it go. As a result, the female protagonist still broke up. In the second world, the female protagonist was also hurt too badly because of the male protagonist's few love blossoms. The same goes for the system, which can't help. In the first world, the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist at first sight and even called the female protagonist dirty (because the female protagonist had sweaty hands and handed the male protagonist water) and so on. I hope the author will not abuse the female protagonist's body, and the male protagonist has too many romantic interests. Since the male protagonist likes the female protagonist, he should look at the romantic partners around him and prohibit them from harming the female protagonist. How about arranging some peach blossoms for the heroine? The main advantage is that the male protagonist is the main character, and then the female protagonist is forced to work with a group of women to dominate the male protagonist. Obviously, it was arranged by the male protagonist that the female protagonist can go to the small world and conquer the male protagonist. Give the heroine a better identity,

I always feel that the female protagonist is too frustrated, the male protagonist has too much love, and no one can get the truth about everything. The ending is too hasty. It is said to be love at first sight. Why does it always feel like the female protagonist takes the initiative?

The writing style and the character of the heroine are pretty good, but to be honest, the first story made me feel a little bit silly. After reading it, I felt very frustrated. It was always OOC and then B. It didn't feel sweet at all.

I watched the two worlds first, and I was so frustrated. Except for the psychological activities of the heroine, which made me feel that the heroine herself has a brain, what is the difference between the other worlds played by the heroine and Silly Baitian? I'm going to watch the third world now. If it's good, I'll give it five stars.

🌈Related settings of this book, you won't get lost after reading it ✨1V1, SC, HE ✨The male protagonist is the same person, the setting is basically love at first sight, this book is a scumbag, and has both emotions and plot. ✨The female protagonist doesn't like the male protagonist at first, but only after completing the task, she will slowly fall in love with the male protagonist in the later world. ✨The heroine is purely LSP, and her original character cannot be OOC, so the character of the heroine in each world will have a sense of division. Every character is not perfect, and everyone has their own shortcomings. ✨Character determines destiny, and all settings are for a reason, which promotes or affects the direction and outcome of the plot. ✨It's not a double strong, various identities may appear. ✨I hope you can comment and interact more, thank you all❤🌹

The beginning is so toxic, I feel like the male and female protagonist...#&

Nice! The details are well written, but there are not enough chapters to read.

Not recommended to watch.

It makes me feel depressed

Good-looking, good-looking, I like it