Quick Transmigration: The Villain Is Too Gentle for the Host to Handle

I want to give myself a five-star review [Please update more frequently]

It's pretty good! Why is the rating so low? Hmm... This quick transmigration story is quite different; the plot is novel and interesting. It features a different extraterrestrial civilization, traversing the Milky Way, and resetting timelines; a different dragon and the Little Prince, outwitting a witch; a different kind of robot that can disguise itself and has its own consciousness; a different…

Having read so many quick transmigration novels, this is the first one I've ever switched sides with! 🤦🤦🤦 Keep up the good work, author! ↖(^ω^)↗ I'm really looking forward to their story! It's really good. (Secretly hoping that Ye Ge can successfully turn the tables on the other side 😏)

Absolutely fantastic! From its initial restraint towards reality to its increasingly whimsical and imaginative development, the story of Tang felt like a charming, childlike pastel painting. I'll definitely try to capture those images in my mind someday when my drawing skills improve! (｡>∀<｡)!

I preferred the second dimension, Grimm's Fairy Tales—The Dragon and the Prince, which was simple and beautiful; the other dimensions were also good, but to be honest, I was a little confused while reading them. The authors' imaginations ran wild, and I couldn't keep up.

It's really good! The author's writing is excellent, very skillful, and the stories are all original. Each world isn't one of those repetitive ones. I especially loved the third world—the imagination was so rich! 🥰 But why are there so few readers? It's really great! (●—●) Keep it up! 😊

I was initially quite fond of this book, but when I read about Ye Ge forming a soul bond with the male lead, I couldn't stand it. Maybe I'm being too picky, but I genuinely dislike this kind of constraint. It's tied to freedom and action, and perhaps my views on love are a bit extreme. I really couldn't bear to read it; that kind of behavior—getting hurt to please someone else—is unacceptable.

I actually wanted to give it four and a half stars, but it doesn't seem to deserve a full half star. The reason I'm not giving it the other half star is because the "meat" (extra content) isn't very prominent, but it's still very interesting even without much substance. It still deserves all those stars.

I think it's good, quite good-looking. Ye Ge is really cute 💕 I love the first world so much 💕 The writing is also good. The whole book is mainly about sweetness, so the score shouldn't be so low [what]?

It's good, but! Why is there a woman between them in the second and third worlds (I haven't seen the others yet, so I don't know if there is)? (The first world refers to that princess, not my witch sister)