Quick Transmigration: Who Says You Have to Fall in Love Before Saving the Villain!

It's nice to read and the writing is good, but the first world is considered be in a sense. Because I was listening to the book, when the system asked Gong if he wanted to leave, I thought he would definitely choose to stay, but in the end he chose to leave. I don't know Xiao Man. When he walked out of the campus with joy, or when everything became beautiful, his redeemer or the light in his life left like this, how devastated he would be. I really feel sad just imagining it. Maybe he did escape the fate of the set track, but in the end his soul was lonely after all.

To be honest, only the first chapter of the story attracted me, and my expectations for this book also increased. Let me talk about the first world first. The protagonist is very similar to a friend of mine. The only grandmother who loved her passed away and failed the college entrance examination. His parents ignored him from then on. But the difference is that he met our group of friends. We are of different ages. Some of us are already working, and some are still studying for school exams... We will occasionally get together to play, study together, and talk about trivial matters in life. So when I read the first story, I had a strong sense of resonance. The author's writing style is also pretty good. It seems very thin and flowing, with the feeling of life, but Xiaoman is Xiaoman, we are who we are, and life has to move forward, right? I hope we can also be like Xiao Man, not perfect yet enough. As for the departure of the protagonist, I think it may be better to understand them as real people. The first time I didn't ask the author to change his wishes, but to guess why he left. The first incident really touched me deeply, and it was the first time I resonated with a novel. Xiaoman can't come, the desolation of summer Happy housewarming in spring, the newlyweds are finally happy Sincere and fake? See it as an immediate matter Xiaoman can't be full, and he will be left alone in the end

The writing is delicate and many descriptions really make me tremble inside. I also like the character of the protagonist very much. In fact, he is the kind of perfect person I imagined, lazy, casual, strong and introverted. He is not arrogant and conceited, but has that high-spirited feeling. He will not lose face like others. Once he is determined in his heart, he will fight for it and he will not regret the decision he makes. I also like the plot. It is not a far-fetched sudden love, but it penetrates into every aspect of your life. The moment you realize you have fallen in love, you realize that it has been a long time. Just like when I read this book. When I see wonderful places, I will scream like crazy and laugh heartily. Compared with other fast-traveling articles, it really gave me some new ideas. I like it very much, it is my treasure

In the first story, the missionary is gentle but sober, and the rescued person is sober and tough; the original protagonist accounts for a small proportion, and the overall style is healing. Like❤️

I just finished watching the first plane and I thought it was pretty good. The process was very sweet and there was no misunderstanding. But the ending was so heartbreaking that I had to leave. Isn't it good to stay together for the rest of my life? To be honest, I was shocked😅

I can only say that Super Zetsuzi has a healing flavor in every world. The protagonist is clearly calm and self-controlled but still shows his tenderness, which really makes people feel safe! No one will feel sorry for reading this book! ! ! Big cheers to the author!

The first story is very touching and involves mutual redemption. Gong's character is really good and handsome, but it does not match the original character's character. Shou is very cute, proactive and positive. The two of them work together to make life better and better, but there is a bit of a knife at the end. The author's writing is smooth and there is nothing that makes me uncomfortable. It's already been a minute. There is a new chapter. Hurry up and write it! !

It's beautiful. What first attracted me was the cover of the novel, but the author really writes well. Come on [Adoration]

The author's writing is very good, but it's a pity that When I Met You is not finished and needs to suffer the pain of catching up. First of all, I like the name of the protagonist very much. Now I find that I prefer two-letter names. The plot is very smooth and reasonable. Whether it is leaving when the loved one loves you in the first world, or the unspoken "I love you" in the second world, these are the protagonist's choices. Others don't need to say anything. They are just watching other people's experiences instead of their own. It would be great if Gong could stay with Shou, who regarded him as his salvation, for the rest of his life when he was not yet enlightened, but there was also a possibility of not being together. He gave reasonable reasons, but left regrets and regrets. In the novels I have read before, the protagonist questions "I should". It does not mean that he should do what others want him to do. Even if falling in love is the final result, even if the reader feels that it is okay and should fall in love, there is no need to be disappointed if the result does not go as expected. Maybe what you think "is okay" is just one step in a hundred steps. (This is a book I'm following. It's more than 200 chapters and we haven't gotten together yet, but there are already clues) Maybe I've read so many sweet love stories that I've forgotten how hard-won relationships are, and I've also been deeply influenced by them to form a fixed mindset. I have seen many people say before that "Knocking out everything will only lead to balanced nutrition", which means tolerant. Since you can like the person who falls in love at first sight and progresses quickly, why can't you understand the person who takes the relationship seriously, slowly but firmly?

The one or two thousand words in the extra chapter summarize the first half of Xiaoman's life when he lost his lover between the ages of 19 and 30 or 40. It made me cry. I will not read the second world. In my heart, this book is be[cry][cry][cry]