Quick Transmigration: The Naive Boy Is Always Hounded by Yanderes

How to say it? The content is quite attractive, but... I gave Shou a somewhat strong character earlier, so why did he appear to be confident and weak? The first world is really unbearable! I can kill or not, I played for a while, I was caught while playing, and I was arrested and studied. I was really speechless =_= The male protagonist was trapped in a hole by him and fought with a tiger. The system is still a waste [staring]

I always feel aggrieved and speechless. It gives me the feeling of many articles spliced ​​together, but none of them are good.

Did you watch the first world and it ended because the original protagonist died??? When I read a light-hearted and sweet novel, the protagonist would still fail the mission, or he would fail the first mission, which was very disturbing. I was speechless. I was still guessing whether the ending would be for the two of them to get together, drive everyone away, live a happy life, and then attack and die to complete the mission. In the end, the mission turned out to be a failure. Haha, the gap between imagination and reality is a bit big, so I ran away first.

I really like watching this kind of animal type, but it starts to get confusing later on. It's weird that the context can't be connected. I'm watching it with great interest, but suddenly the plot changes??? It's very inexplicable and affects my mood. It's really the worst luck in my life.

I'm speechless. It's so humiliating. The main character is so weak and the viewers are in a bad mood.

This book is really great. My family An An is the best, the cutest and the most innocent little snake demon. She is also very good at it. She is the kind of person who falls in love at first sight.

It's a grind to death, the plot is good, but it's not a good read, it's just plain boring

I have finished reading it now, the first plane is a little more. Then the first plane felt a bit frustrating. The protagonist couldn't kill. Then the description of the protagonist's tail was so powerful that it could split a mountain (because who told him not to kill people). He couldn't kill people anyway, and the world would collapse if the protagonist couldn't die after being attacked. The task was to drive them off the island. They all know that there is a snake demon on this small island. Even if they are driven out, who knows whether countless people will be attracted to it because of this. Moreover, this original body was torn into pieces and died in his previous life, so this mission cannot be released. Then he faced the kind of people who wanted to conduct experiments on him (everyone knows how dangerous it is) and the protagonist didn't know whether it was because he had no memory or was mentally weak. At first I thought he was playing hard to get, but in the end he lost it and injured himself. He was a little clever, but not much. Then the first world collapsed because the protagonist died Then there is a point that I don't understand. I saw that the author portrayed him as someone who understands the human world, and later he suddenly turned into a snake monster who doesn't understand anything (although I know the reason for the OOC). But in fact, he actually knows these things. I can understand that the herbal medicine has the best effect after death. But he cast the other protagonist directly. Push him off a cliff and then let him fight that monster while injured. Finally, we have to climb to the cliff to pick this herb. I didn't understand but I was shocked. Did he want him to die? My feeling is just average, maybe his writing will be better later. But in my first world, I don't recommend it very much.

Not sweet, not pleasant. Still speechless. Who really knows who is looking at it? No one says anything when they look at it.

Author, I suspect that your rating is so low because you stopped updating.