Quick Transmigration: Pangu Is Actually My Brother
快穿：盘古居然是我哥
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- Completed
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- 1.7M Words
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- Ancient Romance
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- Quick Transmigration
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- 1y ago
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The female lead is strong, beautiful, clear-headed, rational, and has an extremely high IQ. She never lets herself be taken advantage of or wronged, lives freely and is incredibly charming. Every world has a great storyline, I love that there are no fixed pairings ❤️ Thank you so much, author! Your writing is so enjoyable 😍, love you, muah! Haha, actually I wanted to urge you to update more!
The writing is good, and the plot is okay, but the female lead suffers in the first world and isn't given any good food. After that, there's almost no romantic relationship with her. It would have been better if the female lead had no romantic relationship from beginning to end!
I want to watch *The Great Dream of Departure*, *Candle in the Tomb: The Return of the South China Sea*, *Tang Dynasty Ghost Stories*, *A Thought Through the Mountains and Rivers*, *The Legend of Chang'an*, *South and North*, *The Mute Bride*, *The Lost City*, *Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai*, *The Wrong Wedding Carriage*, *The Right Groom*, *First Love*, *Cloud Feather*, *Whirlwind Girl*, *Crime Hunter*, *Chinese Restaurant*, *My Own Swordsman*, and *The Mystic Nine*.
Great! Patriotism earns merit and freedom; no romantic ego, no affectation. It got increasingly erratic later on, and I thought it would... . . . . . . . . . . . .
It's beautiful, really beautiful. The logic is clear, concise, and not childish.
I think the female-centric storyline is quite good, so why are there so many complaints? Just enjoy the show, why take it so seriously? 🤭 It's really quite good. So many short stories where the female lead doesn't do missions but subtly helps the world and the country. Why can't the female lead be lazy? Why can't she be unable to cook?
The writing is not bad, but the content is somewhat lacking. There are too many repetitive worlds. It would be better to change the world content more often. Also, the plot of "fishing for people" is borrowed from the character settings of other books. He fishes for people wherever he goes.
The author's writing is fantastic. Could you update more often and post a lot more? I've been following this for ages! [Please drop a bunch of chapters!] [Please drop a bunch of chapters!] [Please drop a bunch of chapters!] [Please drop a bunch of chapters!] [Please drop a bunch of chapters!] [Please drop a bunch of chapters!] [Please drop a bunch of chapters!] [Please drop a bunch of chapters!]
The author of this story is one of the most skilled I've ever read. The writing is clear, logical, concise, and fluent. The author handles various environments and characters with ease. I didn't experience any writer's block while reading. You know, when an author struggles to write even when their thoughts are jumbled, the reader can immediately tell. The writing is humorous, refreshing, and witty. This is the pinnacle of a fast-paced, enjoyable story. The author is a natural-born writer.
It's alright. A lot of it revolves around the Qing Dynasty and tomb raiding themes, which gets a bit tiresome after a while. I really liked the female lead's personality; she's decisive, not a saint, and has principles and a bottom line. However, the female lead's status is elevated too much, making the two men seem a bit mismatched. The ending was good, with no plot holes and everything resolved well.