Quick Transmigration: The Cannon Fodder Has Found True Love Again

I have read a lot of them (on the bookshelf). This one is not the best, but it is at the upper-middle level. The male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist at first sight, All Small World. The male and female protagonists have very good personalities. The female protagonist is not considered strong. The male and female protagonists are both quite strong. The male protagonist has a really good personality. Don't worry about getting angry because of this.

It's pretty good, each world doesn't drag on, and the ending of each world doesn't end badly either. Moreover, the male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist at first sight (male protagonists who don't know how to conquer themselves are fake male protagonists hahahahahaha), and then they become sweet and doting together. Moreover, there is a boy in each world (who entered the small world just to save the child), and I will not write about the child in detail. Finally, I urge you to update, the author should be faster! I just saw that it was finished yesterday [I almost cried]. It was so good that I still want to continue watching it. I didn't say that I would go high and low. Anyway, it was quite sweet. There wasn't much plot. Every villain in the world wouldn't say that he would come out to be a monster every time. They were usually taken away or killed directly. I really liked it.

This is a very new theme. The heroine and the hero fall in love in a small world, give birth to children, help their children collect souls, and at the same time help the heroine retrieve her memory. It's super sweet.

This is my favorite type of quick travel. The heroine only focuses on fulfilling the wish of cannon fodder. She is not forced to conquer men. Her relationship with the hero is also clear from the beginning. Personally, I think the relationship between the male and female protagonists is very comfortable. I like it, but it is still being serialized. Alas~ I will give it a try first.

I really like reading fast-traveling stories. Basically, they have similar themes and are similar to several dimensional worlds. This is indeed the only one about saving children. Each short story and each short essay has a distinct and independent character, not a single personality. Some stories only change the content and environment, but the male and female protagonists remain the same. What is rare about this one is that each character is different, and the overall character is very good and worth reading. It's the final ending. Some of it is unexpected. I didn't expect it to be like this. Isn't it because I don't want to write any more words at the end? Big. Personally, it felt a bit rushed.

It's good-looking, the female protagonist is not strong, she fulfills the original protagonist's wish, and then she and the male protagonist mess around. The male and female protagonists are originally husband and wife! The two went in both directions in the small world, fell in love again, doted on each other without abuse throughout the story, and ultimately aimed to have children and grow old together. No specific spoilers, and you won't lose money if you invest in it.

Not bad. A sweet story, not a strong woman story, nor a cool story, 1v1. The heroine and the hero are two generations of gods who came to earth and experienced tribulations, but because the evil god possessed the heroine, the heroine was killed. After death, the hero and heroine recognized each other, fell in love with each other in the divine world, and became pregnant with a child. When the evil god learned that the male and female protagonists were in love. Because she went down to earth with the heroine, she has all the memories of the heroine, and thinks that she is the one who falls in love with the hero. She is reluctant to hurt the hero, so she targets the heroine everywhere. However, she was injured by the male protagonist. She was unwilling to accept it and even hated the male protagonist, so she cursed him with her soul so that she would not be able to have a child. In order to save the child, he also lifted the curse. The heroine must exhaust her cultivation and seal the memory in the child, so as not to cause the child to find another family. She must also regenerate the child with the hero in every life in order to break the curse. So they embarked on a quick journey between them. . .

It's really beautiful. I fell in love with it at the first sight. I was particularly attracted by the plot. The structure is clear and not procrastinating. The male and female protagonists get along very well without being forced. The plot is relatively novel. I really love it. [Like][Like][Like]

I really like it. It's rare to see an article that fits my mood so well. Hey, I like the character of the heroine, and I also like the subject matter of the article. It's hard to comment on the rest of the story, especially the down-and-out prince who is not easy to mess with. I feel like the heroine can do anything with her identity, a bit like the ancient heroines in the cool novels. I don't like it very much. I feel like they are all revolving around the heroine and she doesn't have any opinions of her own.

Kuai Chuan's article mainly focuses on sweetness, give it a five-star review [make a face]