Quick Transmigration: The Stingy Host Keeps Spending Money on NPCs

It's pretty good. I looked at the note and saw that the author didn't mark it as a cool article. After looking at the plot, the design of the male and female protagonist system is okay, but the first male and female protagonist is designed to be too useless, so the premise of the female protagonist to earn points is a bit too frustrating, and then when the original male protagonist is controlled by Wei Zi, It's a bit too much, but the design of the original male protagonist after he was released from control has something to offer. Although the male protagonist is designed to be powerful, he is too ignorant of the world. The author is great, is the male protagonist the god of that star or something? Feels like To sum up, the overall review is okay, but the rating is too low, mostly because it was frustrating to watch.

It's quite pretty. The progress of the male and female protagonists is quite fast. From the beginning of the fourth story, the female protagonist realizes that they will keep meeting each other in the small world, which is good. It's just that the heroine's system is annoying, she feels like she's a spy! He's talkative and doesn't do anything. He delays telling important information every time, making him look like a villain. Moreover, after the heroine falls in love, she spends a lot of money on the hero at the beginning. If it weren't for the fact that the man treats the girl very well, I would really say, sister, don't love her too much... According to the author, he always hides the identity of the boss for the hero, I feel that the hero's true identity may be beyond The existence of the main god (I had previously speculated whether it was a clone of the main god, but it didn't feel like it came from another star.) Halfway through the campus chapter, the original female protagonist was changed to a bullying persona... So was the original male protagonist with the bully before? It's a bit scary, I feel sorry for the original male protagonist... Ugh

The writing is great, but the updates are a bit slow. Come on, come on [Love]

Originally, I wanted to say that after reading this novel for so long, I finally found a good one. Both the life and the plot are more attractive. But obviously the heroine said that they were comrades before fighting Zi Nightmare, but seeing how badly she was hurt, the heroine didn't even do any substantial harm to the original heroine. It felt like I was just showing off, and when I left, I forgot about my apprentice and didn't care at all. At first I thought life was really good, but later I thought, well, it's so fake. Kan Kuai Chuan has never been a fan of novels with long short stories. Because many authors easily ignore the character of the protagonist after they stretch out the plot line. This leads to the collapse of the protagonist's character in the later period or the plot has nothing to write about. It's just a mess. I think this novel has a bit of this problem. Anyway, the first half of the story in the first world is pretty good, but later on it feels like it's just trying to make up for the word count. There are also too many bugs in the small world when doing tasks. The system can be heard and you will meet the heroine's colleagues. Finally, I felt that the cover of the novel was not very good, as the male protagonist seemed to be a woman disguised as a man.

Currently seeing the chronicle unit. The entire journey of reading the book is probably as follows: In the first two units, the author created many weird and eye-catching breast hyperplasia. Personally, I feel okay about the comment section saying that the heroine is a "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle", because from the character analysis, the heroine is already a high-level taskmaster, has experienced many worlds, and is bound by the rule of "not hurting people in small worlds", so her behavior is quite reasonable. But when I was watching the second unit, I would think crazily: Why can't the author write some normal characters? It's obvious that the female protagonist and the male protagonist are fairly normal people, but it's not like he can't write normal people. Mainly, the two consecutive units are all weird. I wonder if this is the so-called plot need or the author's style preference. Then the third and fourth units gradually got better, and people started to read it, and felt that this article was pretty good. Then came the end of the world chapter and the era chapter, which were strange again. It wasn't that the supporting characters were strange (after all, there were too many strange ones), but the story rhythm was very strange. I don't know if I didn't watch the post-apocalyptic chapter continuously during the chapter break where the male protagonist "evolved". I felt that the personality change before and after the male protagonist's "evolution" was too abrupt. I haven't finished the period chapter yet, but it is indeed not as vivid as the characters in the previous two units and the plot is natural. Let's stop here for now, and then comment later.

What can I say, there are elements of female competition, but I still watched a lot of it because the interaction between the male and female protagonists was so good and the heroine's design was very good. In addition to the heroine, there are many other supporting villains, but the heroine is still very prominent, and it is quite annoying after watching it for a long time. Basically, there are heroines in different worlds, and it becomes quite annoying after watching it too much. But the interaction between the male and female protagonists is really delicious [facepalm] [facepalm] [facepalm] I decided not to watch it because the world I'm watching now has a bit of a male protagonist, and the most important thing is that it's unfinished. I should have read the comment section if I had known it earlier, and it's really uncomfortable to see too much of the female rivalry element. I can't understand the sudden and profound ill will that lasts until death between one woman and another woman. Although the interaction between the male and female protagonists is very fragrant, and the plot setting is interesting. . . . My favorite is the third dimension, where the female partner is rescued by the heroine and then stops competing. I really like this kind of thing. It's a pity that the author didn't write similar plots later. It's a pity.

The writing is quite good and the plot design is quite interesting. It's not a brainless novel, because the heroine, as a taskmaster, cannot kill people in the small world and cannot let others die because of her. In addition, she has a cheating system and always leaves half of what she says, which is too cheating. So my personal understanding of the heroine's strength is that she can defeat ten enemies with one force. She doesn't mind small fights, but if she really can't stand it, all the demons and monsters will have to experience her iron fist. It's a bit like pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger. What I feel is worse are the last two stories. The author does not directly slice and dice the male protagonist. The latter two stories are both written in NP. Originally, the short stories about time travel were short, but from the look of it, it was all about the male protagonists getting jealous and quarrelsome. In short, I understand that 5 points is still worth it on this platform.

It's very interesting and novel, but after watching the first episode of Cultivation to Immortality, I can't watch the next one. I really like Shi Ming, don't say that the heroine can't let it go, and I can't let it go either [crying][crying][crying][crying][crying] Although intellectually I think they are the same person, they still feel different [crying][crying][crying][crying]

I think it's well written, but I don't know why the rating is so low. Among the dozens of quick travel books I have read, this is the one with the best and clearest explanation of the reasons for quick travel. The writing style is also good. I highly recommend it! !

It's well written and quite funny. At first I was curious why the score was so low, but when I looked through the comments, I only read it for 30 minutes. In fact, the story is well written, step by step and logically clear. Talking to the system and getting along with the male protagonist are so funny and poor.