Su Qing’s Quick Transmigration Journey

That bastard Tiandao needs to be eliminated quickly, he's so frustrated! 😠

I feel it's well-written, especially the Journey to the West world. This is the most satisfying ending for Wukong that Wei Er wrote. Whether Wukong in the original work is the real Wukong who just lost his true self or the fake Wukong who was replaced, from beginning to end, I love the Monkey King of Flower Fruit Mountain, the disciple of Bodhi Patriarch, the Great Sage Equal to Heaven who…

I usually choose books based on high scores, and I almost missed this one. Why is the rating so low? I personally think it's very good; I like quick transmigration novels with short chapters set in smaller worlds. It's just that the whole book is too short. If there were more smaller worlds, it would be perfect! I hope you release more new books like this.

It's a great read. The female lead is decisive and efficient. I like the lack of a fixed romantic partner and the storage space feature. Could you perhaps write a historical setting later on?

It's quite good, but the ending felt a bit rushed! I hope the author can write another book about Su Qing, as I want to see Su Qing travel through various small worlds with her space and system, checking on the completion of tasks by the various transmigrated staff.

Is that all? Let's just say, author, are you going to write a second part? Then it's about the female lead, her system, and the magic crystals, then the world of sleeping in a bed, and teaching the mission takers a lesson. Then any bad mission takers are wiped out, and the system too. Then a big villain appears—some core employees rebel because the system has problems. And then the female lead intervenes.

My setup is that the Heavenly Dao itself isn't normal, otherwise it wouldn't have dragged the protagonist there. And what it says isn't entirely true either, so the protagonist can't defeat it, right? The protagonist will eventually kill it; things get very exciting later, so don't worry. He'll be offline soon 😳. It's been completely overhauled. If you're not satisfied, feel free to come back and take a look. We'll try our best to accept everyone's suggestions. 😄

The writing is alright, although the author's style is so-so. The female lead, in the beginning, while completing her missions each time she travels through time, also finds a romantic partner. However, after being schemed against by a minor deity, she begins to work hard, especially in the final Journey to the West world, where she breaks through her limitations, defeats the minor deity, gains her freedom, and establishes the Time-Space Bureau, becoming its controller.

It's really good, I quite enjoyed reading it, but it's just too short. There's so little text, it's really too little. Still, I'm giving the author a 5-star review. I look forward to the author's next novel being longer. Looking forward to your next work.

It ended so quickly! I haven't had enough! I'm looking forward to season two!