
Quick Transmigration: A Match Made in Mushrooms
快穿之菌子好逑
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 301k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Quick Transmigration
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Quick Transmigration Stories Where the Lead Travels Through Different Worlds with a Pocket Dimension
I’m looking for quick transmigration stories where the protagonist carries a pocket dimension through different worlds. I absolutely love this kind of quick transmigration story. Please recommend some, thanks!
Archaea, True Bacteria, Viruses, Fungi, and Cancer Cells
The first two absorb light energy; the virus uses others to replicate itself; fungi use radiation for synthesis; and cancer cells are mucous organisms. From a molecular biology perspective, it’s an animal, but smaller than bacteria. It may have evolved from an organism that developed cancer in ancient times.
Any Quick Transmigration Stories Where Animals Turn Into Humans Across Multiple Worlds?
Looking for books similar to "After Quick Transmigration, Animals Turn Human and the Mad Villain Falls for Them".
Looking for Books Where the Protagonist Is a Mushroom or a Spore
I want to read something like Mushrooms? Hmph! Hardworking Fungi Will Eventually Become Invincible! The writing and plot aren't very good, and the protagonist is surrounded by girls, which feels weird. I'd like a story with no female lead.
Looking for Something a Little More Original and Unusual
It doesn't have to be anything too out there, since I probably already know most of the really original ones. Stories from other platforms are fine too. I'd like the protagonist to be an animal. Whether it can take human form or not doesn't matter.
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Can I plant fungi on my friends?
Looks good, come on! I hope I can see it all the time 😄
The main thing is that the protagonist meets different people in various worlds. Many people's life fragments make up the protagonist's experience. He does not have any emotional entanglements with anyone, just like a real passerby. He does not praise or dislike the original protagonist or the protagonist in the book. More importantly, it conveys the complexity of people. The purpose of the protagonist going to so many worlds should not be to have children, but to experience more different choices made by different people in different scenarios. At the end of each story, the protagonist will briefly explain how many children the protagonist has given birth to. Five-star encouragement ❤️
Dear author, may I ask what the meaning of sacrifice is? Do you like the heroine? What's inside the red rope she was asked to bring? Why did you die after eating it? Are you really taking advantage of her? Or is it for the next life? But I didn't see him appear later.
It's nice to watch, but there are a lot of things about the first world that haven't been written, such as what happened to the people who were kidnapped. I hope the author can add some extras.
I really love the golden finger setting of the protagonist emm, I feel that the main plot is a bit unclear, it is here and there, here and there. I want to talk about studying. As I write, I write about the psychological changes of the protagonist. When it comes to eating melons, I also feel that the writing is unclear. I hope the author will continue to work hard.
A very good article, and it is different from other non-CP fast-traveling articles. The protagonist can reproduce through spores and harvest children without physical contact! The protagonist's outlook on life is also super positive!
I've read it all, it's quite interesting. The content is quite novel, and the writing will get better with practice.
Many people would be willing to have a baby without having to worry about it, but the reality is that after giving birth to a baby, you have to worry too much and you are not as happy as you were before the baby was born. This article is quite good.
It was very interesting, but the ending was a bit sudden.