Quick Transmigration: My Journey to Save the Villains

My personal score is around 8.2, Which is generally okay, but has some flaws. [The following are some personal opinions, slight spoilers are for reference only] The first is the controversial point of the heroine at the beginning. The heroine is captured to do the task of repairing the collapsed world. There are two tasks: plot and strategy. The heroine of the first world chose the plot task (after all, it feels strange to have to conquer strangers when there is a choice). Without ruining the character, the first idea is to establish a good relationship with the original heroine Abb. Most people think it's inexplicable that the heroine licks ABB. In the original plot, the sect where the original heroine belongs was destroyed by both the heroine and the heroine. Instead of avenging the original owner, she still has to have a good relationship with ABB. This is really uncomfortable, but logically speaking it actually makes sense: 1. The heroine herself is a koi, with a positive image, which is different from those revenge-oriented heroines in cool novels. It is impossible to kill Abb and the original male protagonist before they have done anything. This behavior is not in line with the character. 2. The first world is essentially Abb fanning the flames in the ears of the original male protagonist. The original male protagonist is irritable and irritable and stands up for Abb. Therefore, the female protagonist is right to consider "checking and balancing the original male protagonist by establishing a good relationship with Abb". After all, as long as she is controlled and she is not allowed to add fuel to the fire with the original male protagonist, the story in the original plot will not happen. Later, the heroine also decided to change the method because she discovered that Abb was completely unable to communicate. 3. The heroine is forced to work at the beginning. To put it bluntly, she is a worker. Everything she does is to change the plot line. There is no so-called original owner's wish in this story, and there are no revenge-related tasks. Of course, for a worker, the work is as little as possible. Based on the above three considerations, I think that although the heroine's idea is relatively naive, it is indeed not a character failure and is personally acceptable. —— Next is the plane that I dislike the most: workaholic green plum + tsundere ghost bamboo horse The title clearly refers to a childhood sweetheart, but I don't know if the author's writing deviated from the outline or something else. I originally thought it was a story about a couple who grew up together and entered society, but I didn't expect it to be written around their school days. Although the heroine is indeed a painter by profession, her love of painting during her student days feels that it has nothing to do with the word workaholic. The plot aspect is the most dissatisfying part. The male protagonist in this dimension always loses his temper over trivial matters. He has a long mouth and can't speak, so he relies entirely on the female protagonist to spoil him. 1. The female protagonist is an art student. Most art students in the last year of high school are not in school and have to go out for training or to collect ideas, so they don't want the male protagonist to transfer to the same class as her, but the male protagonist just refuses to listen and insists on thinking that the female protagonist is annoying him (it's annoying to me too). 2. The female protagonist and her male junior met by chance in a shopping mall and exchanged a few words. After he transferred to the female protagonist's class, he lost his temper. He felt that the female protagonist was partial, so he only asked the junior to transfer to another class and not him. However, they are both art students and are in the same class. It is completely normal. This temper tantrum is simply unreasonable. 3. The heroine told her mother that they could skip the engagement and get married directly, but he overheard only half of it and got angry. Even when the two families got together for dinner, he walked away and asked the heroine to cover up his lies. This has nothing to do with jealousy, it is completely a matter of personal morality. In the end, the author may have wanted to bring things back together and let the male protagonist grow up after communicating with his father, but he just brushed it off with no crematorium and no growth process. I don't recognize this kind of growth at all. If he were not the male protagonist and the female protagonist did not unconditionally tolerate him, he would have deserved the ruin of the world. This plane and this male protagonist are at the bottom of my ranking. —— There are no other issues, the overall flow is smooth, and the story is rounded in the end. The overall score of this article is low, but it is within my expectations. Everyone's feelings are different, so it should be based on your own feelings.

I just read the introduction of this book and found that there is no rating. I subconsciously thought that it was not that good-looking, but it turned out that I was wrong. Ahhhhhhhhhh it is so good! It's now 12:50 in the middle of the night, and I'm already in high spirits. What's more, the previous book I read was a sadomasochistic novel with two male protagonists, and I feel so good when I read this one again! The depression and depression in my heart were all gone, and I felt relaxed~(￣▽￣~)~ Ahem, let me evaluate it more seriously. First of all, let me talk about what I like very much. The heroine Tang Li has a good personality, generous and unpretentious. She can't stand the original male and female protagonists of Small World, so she doesn't tolerate them. She can't do any tasks. The scene where she was punished for the first time in a confrontation was very enjoyable to watch. Later, when Shen Yunzhou (the real male protagonist) made his own decision and didn't believe Tang Li, Tang Li didn't tolerate him at all, so he pointed out the problem and dealt with it coldly. It was very nice! The male protagonist Shen Yunzhou is a little green tea, and he also has a bit of crazy attributes (Tang Li treated her coldly, he couldn't stand it, so he knocked her out and took her back to the Monster Clan), but our little Li handled it easily (¯ㅂ¯crimin). Secondly, the writing style is great. I think it is very good. The plot moves smoothly and naturally, in a relaxed style, and the character descriptions are also very good. Wrong Goodgood (´∀｀)♡

The author's writing excited me so much. The plot and characters were very attractive to me. It made me feel the strong feelings of the male protagonist towards the female protagonist. Among the books I have read recently, this is the only one that made me feel emotional. The only drawback is that this is a new book and it is not enough for me to read [crying]. Come on, author, please update [Sending Hearts]

It's super beautiful, and I feel like the characters are well drawn. I already liked this author's last book! ! ! I highly recommend everyone to check it out! I have watched three planes so far, and the male protagonists in each plane have completely different personalities, especially the male protagonist in the third plane, which makes people feel affectionate (ahem). Our female protagonist Xiaoli is also very smart, and is good at manipulating people's hearts. 777 Will be lucky to follow her, hahaha. Without further ado, let's just take a good look at it. There are no surprises so far.

Love to watch. There is a second world in front of him. It can be seen that the male protagonist likes to care and pity the female protagonist. Even though he is a yandere, he is not the traditional yandere. He will not say anything about the heroine imprisoning her if she does not love him. Instead, he likes her silently, slowly approaches, and then After that, he made the heroine familiar with his existence, and then he took possession of her forcefully. He really cared about the heroine's feelings and would not make her feel uncomfortable at all, except hehe... I believe everyone understands. Anyway, I like this hero so much, he is so lovable. The rating in front of me is too low. I can't sit still after reading it. Please comment quickly to improve the score. I don't allow anyone to dislike such a beautiful novel. [Send my heart] [Send my heart]

This book is quite interesting, but I recommend skipping directly to the world of workaholic Qingmei vs. Tsundere ghost bamboo horse. The author's previous world has always been about cookies. In that world, I wanted to try chasing my wife in the crematorium, but I was obviously not good at writing this type of writing in my first attempt. Therefore, the characters of the male and female protagonists in that world and the expression of their relationship were very strange, which made people feel very frustrated. But the other worlds are all very good, they are all sweet, and the author is also very cute, so you can skip the world of the crematorium and read this novel.

It's very beautiful, every world is beautiful, the characters are very distinct, especially the police world, I like it very much, and the male and female protagonists are not particularly in love and don't care about their careers, I like it very much, I hope the author can update it soon [Blow kiss]

It's quite good, but the story about childhood sweethearts is really frustrating. There are always a lot of inexplicable misunderstandings, and the sudden memory of the kidnapping. I think it would be really painful for the female protagonist to arrange for a trafficker to step on her hand if she was destined to be a painter. The reader is very heartbroken after reading it. Normally, this kidnapping case will cause a certain psychological shadow for the male protagonist, but there is no foreshadowing before the kidnapping case is mentioned. Regarding the psychological shadow caused by kidnapping, it suddenly appears and gives you a very abrupt and disconnected feeling. What I mean is that the plot of the kidnapping case does not need to appear, and a sweet story that has experienced so many worlds suddenly comes with a lot of misunderstandings. Moreover, the character creation of the heroine in this world also gives people a particularly aggrieved and non-long-talking feeling. Maybe it is because I have a quick temper, but except for this one, which is a little heart-breaking, everything else is pretty good.

It's okay. It's a relatively simple sweet story with good characters. As for the plot, it's a bit early and ancient, but the overall tone is a relatively sweet version of Fast Travel. Personally, I prefer the final ancient world, which portrays the whole story more vividly. The writing is not new to me, and the plots in some of the earlier worlds are rather draggy, but I can still read it as an after-dinner snack, and some of the logic in the middle can be ignored. That's pretty much it, bye [thinking]

1V1 male protagonist slices and dices quickly, the main plot is still a bit sadistic, as sweet as the small world is, the main plot is as sad as it is (it's not that the relationship between the male and female protagonists is not good, it's just that the female protagonist's experience is not good) I also need to briefly review the cp world with a psychiatrist and doctor-patients (you really can't do this kind of thing in real life). The first and second worlds are weird. The world where you directly choose the strategy mission will be much better. The male protagonist doesn't really need a strategy, he just takes the bait himself. The heroine is not strong, but the system function is quite powerful, although the heroine's koi attributes are not particularly reflected. The planes you travel through are relatively normal, and the characters are not very counter-intuitive. It's a sweet little novel that you can read.