Quick Transmigration: This Cannon Fodder Is Not Only Strong, but Completely Unhinged

How should I put it? When I was in the first world, I hated Lin Yuchen when I was a child. When I grew up, I thought Lin Yuchen was the one above. Unexpectedly, Lin Yu was the one above. That was the final ending. Lin Yuchen returned to the countryside and died there. Lin Yu took a girl and gave birth to a child. I was curious, did Lin Yu really not like Lin Yuchen? Although it was a mission, I stayed with my partner for two years. In the end, I never went to see Lin Yuchen. I married a wife and had children.

Let me see what treasure novel I found. Wow, it's really beautiful. Even though it's still being serialized, it's not a bad investment. Every little world likes it. Different from other cookie-cutter dressing methods, I love it [laughs]. I want to say that the male protagonist of Little Doll is so cute.

I read the book all night, and I didn't finish the first and last small world, but I felt (from my personal point of view, don't worry, don't complain [face covering]) it was a bit depressing. Although the revenge was successful in the end, it gave me a depressing feeling in it, and there was no such "pleasant" feeling (the writing is not good, and the description is a bit unclear [laughing and crying]). But putting aside my personal feelings, this book is well-written and well-written. Especially the chapter about the domestic violence man made me want to "draw a circle and curse him" [awkward laughter] [face covering]

Yes, although there is not much sense of immersion, it is not bad. Usually it travels before the plot, sometimes in the middle, and generally does not abuse the protagonist. No emotional drama! I've finished watching it, and it's quite interesting, except that there are two worlds with cp. The one in Shenhao System that spends money on women was not very good, it was like licking a dog, so I stopped watching half of it, and there was also the one with a son-in-law who came to the world. . . The protagonist helps a strange woman and accompanies her to save the woman's daughter. Then the protagonist raises the child as his own child and takes the child to travel all over the country. This is also an inexplicable kneeling and licking. This is not the protagonist's task. The girl still calls the protagonist daddy. The protagonist also says that he is no different from his biological father. Doesn't this mean that he and that woman formed a CP? Quite ambiguous. Why does the protagonist do favors for women for free if he doesn't like them? He also treats the child as his own child. Cultivate with care. These two worlds are a bit annoying to watch, but the other worlds are pretty good. I hope the next book will be as good, the writing is pretty good, pretty good. Finally finished reading Reached chapter 80 in the second brush. .

Very nice! The male protagonist is quite handsome [laughing]

Ah, I was enjoying watching it when I suddenly came across the shitty yellow button! Author, please update soon [please update]

It's so beautiful. I can't believe that I was so divided. I almost missed a good book. Mainly because I didn't want to read the first few worlds as soon as I saw the title. I chose the next few worlds to test the water. The male protagonist's methods are clean and neat, and he acts vigorously and resolutely. There are good and bad nodes in the journey, but there is almost no frustration. The next world is really exciting. The male protagonist is a full-level boss at first glance, and he completely agrees with my appetite. Then I want to watch it slowly from the first world. The contrast is particularly strong. Really, it turns out that the male protagonist is a little cactus spirit who has just become a spirit. He is very naive, timid, and has no strength. When he is scolded, he will shout "rebound, rebound". Especially after seeing how he acts with ease later, I feel very cute when I see this look. The contrast is cute. The endings of many worlds are too hasty, without much explanation of details. Eighty percent of the worlds are good-looking. In some worlds, the male protagonist's operations feel a bit confusing... What is more unpleasant is the world of Shenhao. This Shenhao system can only spend money for others... And after the intervention of the male protagonist, all the enemies of the original heroine were offline. However, the culprit, the original heroine, was fine. The original heroine always used the original heroine as a backup. At the cash machine, the original owner grew up working to earn money to support the original heroine. He dressed in rags and transferred all the money to the original heroine. After the original heroine became the top boss, he broke up with the original owner. The original owner was later killed because he had been helping the original heroine. After the male protagonist came through, he asked the original female protagonist to pay back the money. Not only did she not pay back, but she directly blocked the male protagonist. Later, when she found out that the male protagonist was rich, she picked her up again. The male protagonist was afraid of trouble, so he not only did not let the other person pay back the money, but also helped her return to a wealthy family. The male protagonist intervened early, and Butterfly eliminated all the hidden dangers around the original female protagonist. However, the original female protagonist who caused the original protagonist's tragic death ended up very well, so she was very angry... It is recommended to start watching the world in the back. The world in the back is more interesting, and the male protagonist tortures the scum very neatly. In the first world, I always felt that the original owner's family couldn't understand the original male protagonist's treatment, so they could just send them back to the countryside. However, they didn't tell the other party the truth. The other party still wanted to take revenge. The original owner was the victim. They didn't tell the original male protagonist until the last chapter. It felt too inked and uncomfortable.

It's not bad. I always read books with a rating of 8 or above. I found this book in a book shortage. I clicked on it and found that I could read it. Compared with the fast-traveling novels that I read at 9 o'clock and gave up after reading a few chapters, this allowed me to read the ending. The more I read in the early stage, the better it was. Each story ended very quickly and hastily, but it's not harmful. The later stage was a bit bland, and the protagonist's vision was too little. Basically, this is unacceptable to others, but it's okay.

Why can't I give it ten stars? This author's writing is so to my liking. It's not procrastinating or verbose at all. Even the woman's lower body that she looked at well was stabbed, which made me laugh. It's the first time I've seen it, hahaha

Isn't it pretty? Why is the score so low?