Quick Transmigration: This Lazy Fish Does Not Want to Farm

It's a book I enjoy reading. I've recently read other period dramas, but as I read them, I suddenly lost interest in some parts. I really liked the beginning of this book. I hope the rest will keep me interested and I'll continue reading. I enjoy reading this; I hope it doesn't stop updating. Waiting for updates... [Learned something new]

There's a romantic pairing involved; even a fish can feel something for a shard of mirror. It's like those current cultivation dramas where the disciple falls in love with their father (master). Basic requirements are completely abandoned. They're just trying to screw over whoever they can. Five stars awarded!

I spent a whole day and night reading this novel. Why is such a good novel rated so low? (·◇·) Author, keep up the good work, please start the next one soon! ψ(`∇´)ψ

It ended so suddenly, so fast! I counted, only five small worlds.

Five stars! Although the author mentioned that the plot wasn't well-developed this time, implying a premature ending, the author still wrote a very formal ending, making the novel feel complete, unlike some authors who rush through the conclusion. This really appealed to me.

It's a great show; I love seeing the male and female leads together.

❤️❤️It's so good! I love the female lead's personality. Although she always says she doesn't want to work and just wants to lie around like a lazy bum, she tries her best to complete the tasks given by the system in every small world for the sake of her people. In the end, she finally saves her lover and her people. She's not a lazy bum at all, but a diligent little fish 🐠.

The plot is fast-paced, the characters have strong moral values, and the story isn't too long-winded; it's very enjoyable! \(//∇//)\

It's alright, but why can't the female protagonist bring things from the previous world to the next world?

I really like the female lead's personality. Please, author, update frequently! 🥰🥰