Quick Transmigration Cannon Fodder: I Hold the Keys to Multiple Spaces and Race Ahead
快穿炮灰：手握多个空间一路狂奔
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Quick Transmigration
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- 3y ago
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It's enjoyable and relatively lighthearted, with not too much melodramatic plot. It would be better if there were fewer chapters. The later chapters are better; there are fewer chapters, so you won't get tired of reading them.
The female protagonist is just like any other ordinary person, learning and growing along the way. She's kind and resilient, but not a saint. She has strong morals, dislikes meddling in others' affairs, and is willing to survive as long as possible. She probably wouldn't save anyone without a high reward of points; she's pragmatic and strives to become stronger.
It's a quick transmigration story. The plot isn't very rich. It's like the female protagonist, with her spatial cheat ability, simply gets through the difficult period of being cannon fodder and saves people along the way.
It's a good read, not one of those generic novels; it's very easy to read.
As a savior who sacrifices cannon fodder, each story was handled well! If an explanation of the rationale behind those decisions could be provided, the rating would be even better. Currently, it only has an 8.8, Which is a bit low. It should be above 9.
This is a good premise. Survival is key; just focus on yourself. Too many people mean more trouble. Some novels about hoarding inventory are okay in the beginning but become a mess later on, making them frustrating to read. This one is good. Keep it up, author!
I've been following this book for months, waiting for updates every day, reading and waiting for updates. It's already over 500 chapters! Although I'm a bit of a "scumbag" (someone who's into other books), I can't deny that this is one of my favorites. It's rare to find a female-oriented novel with this kind of quick transmigration world and multiple storylines.
The female lead only helps the original cannon fodder survive their ordeals in each storyline before leaving. Her stay is short, and initially, she doesn't gain much benefit or learn much. However, she's always thinking about returning to her own world, working very hard and reluctant to use her points.
I would call this the pinnacle of slice-of-life slice-of-life transmigration novels. The accumulation of resources is a slow and steady process, interspersed with scenes of food preparation. The female lead isn't a lone wolf; she has companions and friendships. It's a very heartwarming novel, without excessive drama or grand gestures.
This transmigration novel filled a void in my reading. Lately, I don't know why, but I really don't want to read stories with overly intense emotions or a strong sense of immersion. I especially can't stand stories with spoiled female protagonists who have to be repeatedly tormented by various awful characters and events before they finally awaken.