Quick Transmigration: Is the Unlucky Male Side Character Retiring Today?

I only watched the first two worlds, and abandoned the first world halfway through. Judging from the second world, the author's writing style is very good, step by step, the story is in-depth step by step, and the female protagonist also has a planned step-by-step cure strategy for the male protagonist and revenge for those who hurt the original protagonist and the male protagonist. The overall structure is good, but I don't like it very much, because the abuse is too slow. The male and female protagonists can be said to have suffered a lot of grievances in the early stage. They were obviously victims, but the facts were distorted. They suffered from long-term online violence, and there are always people around them who think they are right and claim to be righteous. Then she denounced the male and female protagonists and educated them in a condescending manner. In order to catch them all, the female protagonist spread rumors and seriously injured them. Then she committed suicide under the Internet violence, making the matter bigger, and then took them to court all at once. Although they were solved in the end, I think the process was not very satisfying. Moreover, as soon as the male and female protagonists deal with them, the small world ends. The happy life of the two people who have escaped from the past and finally emerged from the shadows is only mentioned in a few sentences. It is a novel with more frustration and less excitement. The author has such good logical thinking and writing style. I believe it will be more attractive if he magnifies the joyful points and briefly mentions the frustrations.

It's not bad, there are many stories, and some of the worlds are interesting.

Big cheers for the author! I want to watch the extra chapter of Supreme or Yao Zhu.

This book is very beautiful and exciting.

It's wonderful, not like a love brain, it's generous and generous

Not bad ~ keep up the good work!