Quick Transmigration: The Male Leads Want to Lay Claim to the Cannon Fodder

I think it's okay. I've seen half of the apocalypse and I feel average. The second world is better to watch. I'm more annoyed. I read the comment section and said that the first world was unclean. I think it's actually okay. If it's unclean if I hug it, then I really don't know what unclean is. I can only say that it's hard to agree. If you don't like it, you can skip that world.

Nice! In the first dimension, the male protagonist helps the female protagonist through the plot and hugs the fake female protagonist. If you can't accept it, you can skip it. The male protagonist in the second dimension has been in love with the female protagonist since he was a child. He has a humble crush on the female protagonist and is madly jealous (the male protagonist's perspective is a bit sadistic). The characters in the third plane are good, and the early plot is very long. Generally speaking, I feel that the plot content is too long, and the stories that come together at the end are particularly short. I don't really like to watch the female protagonist doing tasks, but I want to see the sweetness between the male and female protagonists. The same is true in the second plane. In the early stage, the female protagonist does tasks, which invisibly excludes the male protagonist. The male protagonist is so pitiful. It made me feel heartbroken to see them, and they finally got together.

Very nice! It's a pity that the author has finished it. The male protagonists written by the author really poked me. Those in a superior position bow their heads for love, especially the male protagonist in the world of Cold Bamboo Horse, who always secretly cries and writes in his diary. The female protagonist ignores him and goes back to cry hahaha😁. There is also the male protagonist in the world of Beijing Circle Prince who cries while doing it. The female protagonist is speechless even if she wants to be angry. Those who like Gao Jie may not be able to accept it in the first world, because the male protagonist (the male protagonist has cycled through this world several times, so he knows that the plot has a system and can talk to heaven) helps the female protagonist through the plot, so he has contact with the original heroine. Only in the first world, the female protagonist has more contact with the original heroine. The other worlds feel fine. After completing the plot, the male and female protagonists can get together and grow old together.

Em..., To be honest, it's just average. Let's see what the author writes later... Five stars is considered an encouragement.

It's very interesting. I especially like this quick travel book. Can the author write a world in Yu Manli Mingtai? It's a parallel world. They are my Bai Yueguang, but Yu Manli also loves Mingtai very much, but Yu Manli can't be with Mingtai even to death. I'm really upset. The author has greatly fulfilled my dream. I'll give you a gift.

The number of viewers is not very large, but the plot is pretty good. If you like this style, you can give it a try. After all, good books are discovered. It's easy to quit if you don't like it if you dare to try it.

It's good-looking and acceptable, but it doesn't feel sweet enough. Because the heroine takes on a mission, it makes the plot a bit sour, especially in the bamboo horse world. The male protagonist is so pitiful. I quite liked Chu Huaici in the first world. I was moved when the queen's world appeared... I thought at that time The male protagonist is Chu Huaici. Although reading the comments, I feel that many people don't like the first world, but I think the first world is quite interesting. I feel that the identity of the male protagonist in the first world can also be followed by the female protagonist. Overall, the setting is quite interesting, but it feels a bit sour and not sweet enough.

It's super beautiful and well written＼(^▽^)／! I'm full of happiness, come and catch my deep love for you, beautiful baby! Sit back and wait for dinner⌯ꈍꈊꈍ⌯ಣ

A very good article about sweet pets. It's a pity that it was already finished when I saw it. If I had reviewed it during the update, I don't know if my wife would have continued writing it. The one that left the deepest impression on me was the Bamboo Horse Chapter. Our little Pei can be regarded as the most humble male protagonist I have ever seen. Such persistent and firm love touched me very much. What's more, I stayed with the first world because it was special. It's rare to see such novel themes. And we have a very cute little girl now, who is a little confused sometimes but also has her own little cleverness. She deserves to be loved. Finally, I would like to say, is it okay for my wife to add beauty in romance novels? I am just a little girl who doesn't like to read Nantong. I can't stand this. I hope my wife can delete it as appropriate. I wish my wife a successful career in the new year and write better and higher-quality works. I will continue to support the next new work. Come on! [Love][love][love]

It's beautiful. I hope the original heroines in each world can find their own happiness.