Quick Transmigration: A Haven for the Heartbroken

I have probably watched three worlds. I still want to say that as a novice writer, the writing is really good. Although there are some embarrassing parts, overall I can accept it and continue to follow it. It is recommended to watch it. But there are also big shortcomings (the following are just personal opinions). The most important thing is that I hope the author can add a little demining to the second world. In fact, demining will not make you stop reading this book, it will just skip this world and let everyone filter it. Because I think some of Gong's behaviors at the beginning, including admitting the wrong person, being ignored for no reason, and being treated specially even though he didn't recognize him (maybe it was because Shou was mentally ill at the time and Gong treated him as a child, but after all, he was still an adult) were actually a lot of people's surprise. I, a person who doesn't care that much, skipped several chapters. If the book becomes popular by then (I think it has potential, because I have read a lot of books of the same type, and I think the author's character is not bad, and it is not embarrassing), this may become a reason for a low score, which many people will not be able to accept (I don't think it will work anyway), and then the score will be relatively low ( I'm guessing), because when I read the novel before, the reviews still hated it (but there must be an audience, and I don't deny that some people like it, but the author's first world is obviously a sweet story, and it is about being favored, and the second time is too miserable. I think the audiences in these two worlds are completely different). The first world and the third world are pretty good, just sweet stories, but sometimes the way Gong handles feelings or things is not very perfect (even though I said this, but don't be dissuaded, my hobby is that sweet stories are like being together directly without twists and turns, but the author's writing is not bad, but I like things without twists and turns), but after all, he was just an ordinary person before, he didn't understand feelings, and he couldn't be perfect. I haven't read the fourth world yet, but it should be pretty good. After all, the Zerg are in the comfort zone in the main story. (Also, there are many delicious sub-CPs in the author's articles, but they do not take up the space of the main plot. The author only writes side-parts, which are delicious😊) To sum up, as a novice author, it is really good, give the author a call! ! ! ! ! ! Come on! ! ! ! ! ! (Also, the author is so quick to update, so thumbs up to ₍₍Ϡ(੭•̀ω•́)੭✧⃛, oh my god, this is my first time writing a long comment, and I'm exhausted)

The author wrote quite well, but the mother did not deserve the suffering in the first world, or she felt sad for her as a woman. She was forced by her husband to sell out and was humiliated and jumped off a building. However, Lao Deng still gambled coolly despite having nothing to do. He beat his son when he was angry. I understand that it is not easy, but I sympathize with the mother emotionally. The value of the son not being able to empathize with the mother is still rising. The reality is sad enough. I didn't expect it to be like the novel. It's great to be a man. Make a wish to be a man in the next life and experience the convenience of being a man in this world [laugh][laugh][laugh]

I'm very picky about books, but this one is okay so far. I can't just throw away my brain and indulge in industrial saccharine. I need the first few Small World authors to create a good character for the protagonist and anesthetize me for brain removal surgery. Then I can continue reading without thinking even if the characters are all unpleasant. The first small world was good for me. I could read it with a slightly realistic look and feel. The plot and characters were good. The writing was not attractive but the logic was enough to make it readable. The second world is also good. It doesn't have an overly cruel and satisfying feel, but it's more realistic. Let's read the main character control of the third world quickly. Shou's economy is not very good and a bit awkward. It's not bad until Shou becomes enlightened. The fourth world of insect novels immediately jumped out at me. For me, the male and female protagonists are not twins, and I don't like insects. The fifth world is okay, but the background is not realistic for the oppression of young couples, but it is still very good. The author should stay up late and update more. [Learned][Learned]

Seeing that every article is now on my XP, I still focus on articles, especially the small world of e-sports. The content is very attractive and not boring, which makes people motivated to follow up. What I have followed up to now is not to say how good the author's writing is, but that every story is very interesting and I am very happy to read it. Isn't reading novels just about pursuing happiness? I hope you will continue to work hard [Blow kiss]

Very nice! And I think it's more of a double-strength one, not abusive at all! The protagonist's three views are also correct Come on [top post][top post]

It can be good-looking, good-looking, good-looking (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡, many small world settings are very suitable for my xp, the author is very active, and there is no bloody Shura field, which is very suitable as a bedtime story ૮₍◜ෆ◝.₎ა

It's so beautiful, I love it every little world

Okay, very sweet. And the deputy cp has a separate extra

It's so good to read. I feel like every little world is wonderful. The author promised me not to stop updating.

It's really beautiful [sending my heart] [sending my heart]