Quick Transmigration: I Fused with a Game Character from the Start

It's quite good to watch. At least the male protagonist has a very good character. Those who practice Taoism and immortality say that if you don't have a family in the mission world, you won't have a family. He won't go against his own character to start a family because of some reason to train his mind in the world of mortals. I don't understand. Some cultivators say that in order to cultivate one's mind in the world of mortals, one must start a family and start a career like ordinary people? But there are also ordinary people who are single?

I have read every chapter, and I really like Yiyi and Li Hanqing's [Sending Hearts]. The author's stories are also quite good, with an appropriate rhythm. Although the two entertainment circles are a bit boring, and the protagonist's image is not eye-catching (the author's writing is actually okay, but there are a few before that are really amazing, I can't help but ask for it [blow a kiss]), but the flaws are not covered up, and the author's stable updates are enough to make readers like it [heartfelt].

The setting at the beginning of this book is very attractive. When I read the first few worlds, I felt that the protagonist was really frustrated. Such a good setting was in vain. Also, the jump in time made the reader feel uninvolved. After surviving the early stage, the more you watch, the better you get. You can see the growth of the author, and there is a certain transition in the time jump. It is better to experience the protagonist's spiritual journey. It is worth watching.

Qingqing is really great. From being a Qingqing college student, he has gradually grown into a Taoist who truly cultivates his original mind. He cultivates his heart and nature and is dedicated to the Tao. Yiyi is also great. He accompanied Qingqing from an intern worker to a formal worker and finally became an administrator. He gradually became Qingqing's family member and a good assistant to Qingqing. The biggest problem with the first world of this book is that the timeline jumps too much. People who read it feel that the plot line is one after another. This is also the first world that Qingqing experienced after merging with the swordsman. Every aspect will be relatively green and even taken for granted. It is also the time when he is most affected by the swordsman. He even frames himself. It is recommended to skip the first world. In the later worlds, under the influence of the swordsman, he will behave inconsistently with his words and deeds. The swordsman's aloofness and ruthlessness will make him want to be a bystander, but Qingqing's kind nature will make him help what happens in front of him. I feel that the first five worlds are all in the new period. Because of the influence of the swordsman, they have military strength and logistical support, but they are also isolated from the world. They have relatively few real interactions with people, and there are no setbacks or big losses, so their character has not changed much. In the male protagonist of the sixth world, the Dryad, Qingqing passed the xinxing test in this world, understood her own xinxing problem, got an opportunity, and faced the pressure of the incarnation of heaven and the almighty. It can be said that Qingqing has completely grown up in this world. The rest of the world will be a peaceful and happy journey as a boss and as a monk. Book lovers who don't want to be affected by the large and small description problems or setting loopholes in the previous world can start reading from the sixth world of Dryad male supporting characters.

A good-looking story about male fast travel, no cp, growth orientation, giving full play to respect for the fate of others. At the beginning, the three worlds are a growth process. Later, the writing power gradually improved. In fact, there should be many worlds to write in the future. I didn't lose my original intention because of my strength. It's great! It's not a big deal, and the plot is quite reasonable! Not bad! Who are those two incarnations? It's not clear yet! Of Buddhism and Heaven! The hole you didn't know how to dig has not been filled yet, so prepare to save it for the next book! However, overall it is very good! Come on, author! I'm also following the next book! [You taste carefully]

I have read half of this novel. The progress and speed of this world are very reasonable in my opinion. There were some bugs that I did not see in other fast-travel novels before, and they have been reflected and solved in this novel. Just like what the first world of cultivating immortals said one by one, blindly rely on Relying on the system, only the middle and low-level worlds are possible to complete. In the high-level world, you have to rely more on your own abilities. The protagonist does not rely too much on the system. He has tempered his various abilities in every world. Whether it is a novel or in the real world, this kind of person deserves to succeed.

Give me more, it's pretty good, the character of the protagonist looks quite comfortable

The author's first few worlds may look a bit bad, but they are also foreshadowing. Later, he will explain why the first few worlds are so bad. The writing style can feel that it is gradually improving. Cause and effect are throughout, and the beholder is unique. The whole structure is quite refreshing.

Not bad, good, very good looking, very exciting, no cp, smart growth-type male protagonist, good luck, opportunity, and golden fingers. He was very stubborn at the beginning and is now very powerful. The male protagonist works hard to learn and practice and grow. There is no emotional entanglement in the task. This is not an ordinary male supporting character. This is the growth record of the male protagonist. [Like] It is the most annoying for ordinary male supporting characters. Fortunately, this is a career-oriented growth-oriented male protagonist.

I picked up this book again after many years. I had completely forgotten the first half, but the second half is worth reading. The male protagonist has always been outside the world and loves to live alone. There is no ambiguous plot and he doesn't like to meddle in other people's business. In the end, he succeeded in living a retirement life [full] I read some book reviews saying that the first half is not very good, I don't remember it, but... Maybe this is a book that opens low and goes high [Thinking] It might be more comfortable to just read the second half, it's worth a try [Note]