After I Died in Vain, I Was a Scumbag in Various Chronicles.

I really like the fact that the heroine doesn't let the best ones take advantage of even a dime, and she's not polite to the best ones, she just blows off her ears, and she doesn't hesitate when she meets someone she likes. I really like the idea of traveling through time and meeting different loves, and then there are stories like the crystallization of love. I hope the author will update more, come on. The more I write, the less intelligent I become, and the more I write, the less interesting it becomes. I also commented before that the heroine does not let the best take advantage of her. In the story (the sister who was exchanged), she took the initiative to pay monthly pensions and became an image ambassador. If she did not agree, the country would not promote it on its own. She was worried about trouble while looking for trouble. The author was really getting more and more perfunctory. Also, I seriously doubted the author. The heroine in the previous story became a virgin, and the abusive heroine directly became an idiot. It is really getting more and more outrageous.

It looks really good. It's good to have a companion in Kuaishou. You don't have to listen to what others say. If you don't like it, just watch the ones without CP. It's just that there are too few and it's not enough to watch.

It's a cool novel, every heroine has a good start, either with money or a warm family. There is a golden finger, but it is basically useless. As for the male protagonist? As long as you show up, you will get married (haha~), and then you will be slapped in the face in various ways, and you will reach the top of your life. In fact, the story is rather cliché and not very eye-catching (personal opinion). I skipped through most of the chapters in the first volume, and skipped through most of the chapters in the second volume. The third volume, uh~ I haven't finished the third volume yet~ I gave four stars because writing is not easy~

I prefer to read chronicle novels with cp. It would be great if there were no cp... Haha, it is also possible to have no fixed cp. It would be boring to have a single male protagonist. Give the female protagonist a powerful golden finger. Although it can be beaten, it will be difficult if there are too many people. [Make a face][make a face][make a face]

Although there is only one dungeon, the character of the protagonist is very vividly portrayed. I think it would be more enjoyable if the supporting characters were given more drama to add some emotional drama to the final ending. I thought that the first three dungeons had fixed the plot direction, which was a bit boring at first, but the fourth dungeon actually started to reverse, which felt like the book had been sublimated to a completely different level. The fourth dungeon is very well written, with family interaction and face-slapping surroundings completely ok, but the heroine is less written and lacks a bit of love. Of course, this is my personal concern [laughs]

It's pretty good. Except for the uncomfortable part about getting married, the first story is pretty good. Why am I single? I just feel like every story is too long. Also, I want to know if it's 1v1 or no fixed CP? I like to watch both, but I just want to know the genre so I can prepare in advance. After all, you know the sense of anticipation. I quite like this novel. The plot is bland and is suitable for listening to at work. Anyway, I feel comfortable listening to the novel while working, but the emotional line of this novel really made me interested. In the first story, the male protagonist appeared near the end. I originally thought that there would be no CP in this world. I originally thought that I could take sugar, but who knows? This candy is made of glass. It cannot be knocked. There is no emotional interaction. We met and got married quickly, and there is no chance for us to take sugar. But the second story is even more outrageous. Alas, let's not talk about it anymore. The emotional scene is really bad. It's a very inappropriate analogy. You may want to criticize me after reading it. Let's put it this way, it's like the feeling between a prostitute and that person. It feels like the heroine wants to find that person, and the male protagonist wants to find that person who follows the army. Isn't this utilitarianism coming? What is this called marriage? Wouldn't it be over if we just said the deal? When I read non-CP novels, I just want to see the protagonist and the sun side by side, and I want a sense of refreshment. When I read CP novels, I want to eat sweets, and I just want to see sweet love. I am a 30-year-old single, and I am not star-chasing. I can't find some sweets in the novel to eat too much, right? But what are these? When it comes to the emotional scenes in this novel, I might as well just read a pornographic novel. At least it's straight up to the waist, and it's not like this. I thought it was just the love story, but it turns out it's just the waist. I'm so shocked.

It's pretty good. I have a melon-eating mentality and live a normal life. I don't expose my cheating fingers or run into the black market.

It's pretty good, but I don't know if it's 1V1 or no fixed cp. I personally prefer the no fixed cp.

After reading it, I just feel that the story of the first world is a bit long, and the emotional line is a bit far-fetched. It seems that the memories of the previous world are sealed every time I go to the world. If you are not a book reader, you can read it...

It looks good, the author writes well, it would be better if there were more updates [laughter]

What can I say? When I first started reading it, I didn't think I should continue reading because the prices were too high and I didn't have a sense of immersion. But I couldn't find any new books to read, so I just kept reading. When I read the later chapters, it was okay. As long as I persisted through the first world, it was not bad. I also recommend it to people who are in a book shortage.

A good period story, the heroine has her own opinions and is not a virgin, she has three correct views, I love her

After watching Two Worlds, I thought it was quite interesting. I like the heroine's outlook on life. After time travel, she doesn't take over the original owner's body and treat the original owner's relatives as relatives. Instead, she treats the heroine as her relatives only when she is good to her, and completely ignores the bad ones as far away as possible. She never resorts to moral kidnapping. In addition, the heroine can be both civil and military, and reaches out when it's time to reach out. It's great. It's just that the ending of each world is very fast. It tells the story of decades in a few sentences and then ends. I feel like I haven't seen enough. Come on, author!

I'm a little tired after reading volume 12. The clothes are so long, it can be said to be a collection of period articles. Because each dimension feels like a normal single-story period novel. Although it seems to be only forty or fifty chapters, it is really too long. It seems that the main storyline is revenge and slap in the face. These are the sub-plots, which makes it particularly exciting to read. I really want to read it in at least twenty or thirty chapters, but here it will incorporate more content about the missionary and his partner getting married. Anyway, if I occasionally read one or two articles, it's like I read 12 in one go. I'm really tired. I haven't read such a tiring novel in a long time. This novel was automatically played after I listened to the previous novel. I thought it was pretty good at first, but now I'm really tired. I need to take a breather. I'll wait until I want to read period novels, but I'm actually reading another one. The period article is exaggerated, but he has already finished it. The length is similar to his, and the handling there is actually quite good. There are still some shortcomings here.

It's good-looking. As long as it doesn't end badly and isn't perfect, I can follow it and finish it.

Very pretty. The description of prices is unclear. The author can change it. There are also too many descriptions of educated youth and supporting characters. On the contrary, there is little written about the heroine's married life. But the heroine is not weak. It's also fun to watch. I just hope that the author won't do too much writing later on. After watching a lot of post-production, I was confused. Always chasing. I hope the author will introduce the characters clearly at once. Just talk about what's important. Otherwise, every time I watch it, I'll be off-kilter.

Quite like it. I feel like the male protagonist has less role. But the story is indeed good, the heroine is kind, and the non-virgin character is what I like the most. I just don't know if it's a male protagonist or if there's no fixed cp and I have to travel through time again every time I die? Forehead. She has no system. Are you going to reincarnate all the time?

The story is compact, the content is exciting, and the writing is good. The heroine is not entangled or coy, she is never soft on the enemy, and her attacks are well-founded. She has high force value and high intelligence and IQ. The difference in this fast-travel novel is that the heroine will lose the memory of the previous small world. The heroine in the previous life will store supplies and leave messages for herself in the next world. This is a good book not to be missed!

After reading 6 stories, I will comment first. Basically, there are several articles that are quite good, but the first one is really good. Fortunately, I persevered. I recommend skipping the first article, as the next few are very interesting.

It's quite interesting. This fast-travel novel is from a period novel. It's a fast-travel novel. I have read two short stories now, both of them are written in the period, but she traveled through time. She didn't know how she traveled through time, and she didn't see the system. However, it was still very interesting. I gave the author a big five-star praise and the author will update more.

Personally, I am rare for period novels of this style. The heroine or her childhood days are strong, and the male protagonists in each world are different, but they are not yandere or domineering, nor are they some ordinary men or macho chauvinists. Moreover, because it is a period novel, the heroine must get married early. I hope the author will continue to maintain this style.

It's nice to watch, but the heroine is just holding back in the early stages, but I still quite like the heroine's character. She has a clear understanding of herself and won't let herself fall into events that she can't handle [Like]

So far, I feel that this is the most complete description of the fast-traveling part of the quick-travel series, and it also has communication between missionaries. The heroine is not a particularly bossy person. She doesn't kill people or meddle in other people's business. She does everything according to the original owner's wishes and doesn't do anything extra. In the case of Goldfinger, it is the space and the powerful mental power + hypnosis behind it. Basically, the heroine can complete the mission without having to do too much, which tells us that guarding against others is essential. After all, many original protagonists do not know why they are being plotted, and the heroine who knows the reasons and plot can sometimes complete the mission successfully without doing anything else as long as she guards against these plots. The heroine is not the Wei Guangzheng type. She doesn't like to meddle in other people's business. She doesn't cause trouble but is not afraid of it either. She has a strong mouth and a strong voice. Some people may think she is not good enough, but I personally understand many of her actions. Worth a look, over

The writing is really good, I like it very much. The heroine's character, abilities, and plot, the world is progressive, very good. But I don't like the male protagonist in the sister-in-law's world. I hate the way the male protagonist's family treats his sister. I feel resentful. And there is not much description. He suddenly appears and loves the female protagonist. It's a bit abrupt. I prefer the two men who appeared in the front. The description was very good at that time. I thought they were the male protagonists! , I really like the world of sister-in-law. The family is united, very sensible, listens to others' advice, and has good abilities. The male protagonist is the downfall (personal feeling), but overall, it is very good. I still like it very much. I hope the author will work hard.

Although some storylines are similar to other period novels, I like the genre. There are not many emotional scenes but there are some that make people feel comfortable. Some parts are not satisfactory, but they are acceptable. I have collected them and will update them.

The heroine is very cute and has good views. Well written It's okay in the front, the best sister-in-law is really explosive. The author whitewashed a brother-in-law demon into a normal person, or after all her sisters were sold, her family became normal. The heroine's brother married her after just an introduction, and there was no love. He actually married such a person. Have you considered the readers' feelings? It makes sense to say that two people are in free love. It's hard to understand this. It's not like all the daughters of a good family are dead.

Not bad, not bad, really good. The only shortcoming is that it is too short. It seems that a story does not explain the endings of many people, but in fact it is explained, because life has to go on, and there is no need to care about unimportant people! ! It's the same in real life!

After listening, scatter flowers 🎉 The heroine died early due to the underworld, so she received compensation. The first three worlds were considered the first world, and then she passed the assessment and became a tasker. In the era literature collection camp, the heroine was relatively salty and had many choices. However, she was assigned to eras at the beginning and never changed groups. She was also lucky. She got the spiritual spring space in the assessment world, and the things she drew were better. Later, she learned medical skills and other skills (the main medical skills are more practical, and the technology in the era literature is not that advanced). The world is not short, but it is not bad. The heroine is the kind of person who can live her life as she pleases. She is not the giving type. In the small world, when the military officials sometimes make people uncomfortable, they will not contribute and just complete the task. (However, the military in the small world is sometimes difficult to judge.) Many times it is for merit, and they hand over part of what they have. Generally speaking, they are relatively salty and do not want to work hard. The ending is rather hasty and sudden. I hope the author can make a second part that can diversify the world. Looking forward to it~

It's good-looking, with correct views and clear logic. I agree that the space written by the author is a secret. What only one person knows is called a secret.

It's quite good-looking. He can write more than ten years of different types of articles, and it's highly readable. The author is considered to be the best! ! ! The disadvantage is that the ending seems to be rushed to the end. For example, what means did the defector of the mission in the last world use to cause the world to explode? ? ? ! The heroine didn't explain it well, so she should be waiting for the next article, right? !