Quick Transmigration: Turning All Hearts

Suzaku is like a decayed poppy flower, which makes people want to stop, but it is stabbed and bruised on one side of the body. Everyone wants to have him and make him a caged bird. But no one can have him, because he will not stop for anyone. Suzaku is as mean as a child, but it cannot be denied that his charm is unparalleled and will only make people intoxicated. For Suzaku, it is nothing more than the continuous harassment of crazy bees and butterflies. He is tired of dealing with everyone's fantasies until the bubble bursts, and he can get some fun from it. What was wrong with Suzaku? He was just having fun in a boring and repetitive environment.

I think this book is still very interesting. After reading more than 20 chapters, Suzaku is the kind of ruthless person who abandons the strategy after it is no longer useful. He is very determined to escape, but he is also the kind of person who can easily make people fall in love with him because of his beauty. I actually prefer the heartthrob. What shocked me is that the author has already finished it, so I think I still have to support it [Send heart] [Send heart]

It's good-looking, very good-looking. Suzaku was not tempted from the beginning to the end. I like this. I especially like the first world because I like the Flower of the High Mountain being pulled down from the altar or the character of the protagonist being relatively cold [shy] The only shortcoming is that some of the small worlds are not very attractive and feel more common, but the author's writing style just makes up for this, and writes her own characteristics, which is amazing ~

I'll go, it's so beautiful, I know I can win the bet, so what about the 7.5 Rating? There are only a few people! Boss, do you dare to change the introduction to be more detailed? This introduction is only about your writing style. It doesn't tell you the plot at all. It made me wilted after reading it. . . The writing, characters, and plot are all very good. Although Baby Suzaku is good-looking, he doesn't rely on his face and brainless strategy. He has scheming, tricks, and can act. Why are you so great, Baby Suzaku! The plot is not the same as other fast-traveling books. After reading many fast-traveling novels, they are all the same. Every small world in this book has new contradictions, conflicts and reversals. The key is that every small world is very interesting, and I didn't jump to any of them (this is to talk about how many of them are lost in my bookshelf and I haven't read them until halfway through. 🤔) All in all, it looks great, it looks great, it looks great! It's totally worthy of a rating of 9.3 Or above! It's just that there are really too few people watching, and the smell of wine is scary because of the deep alley, hahahahahaha

I haven't finished reading it yet but I want to comment: Although I hope that Suzaku will be beautiful alone, I still feel very restless every time I see whether it is going to be done or not (sorry for my natural yellowishness). The heartthrob setting is really unsatisfactory, especially the subject matter is very new (for example, the apocalypse does not start with a great escape). It is a pity that there is no extra story. I really want to know what the world will be like after Suzaku leaves. Thank you for your support.

There is one more world, just read it Suzaku is really charming and a pure heartthrob But I looked at those men who said they loved him, and it was more possessiveness and desire to conquer that were at work [thinking], and Suzaku was that kind of ruthless and only loved himself, and that feeling was unexpectedly charming.

Although I haven't watched much yet, I still want to say that it's best if the protagonist has no heart, okay? Those people are all attracted to the protagonist's appearance, but they don't really like the protagonist as a person. They don't deserve it. The author wrote it very well and I was very happy.

On the surface, Xiao Que obviously couldn't help himself and was bullied miserably, but it was all under his control. [Songxin] I like this kind of touching plot. It's a little sad but not really sad.

It's actually quite good. Those who like to read pure strategies, unemotional and unscrupulous can buy it. But I didn't like it very much, so I watched the first world. The male protagonist is very beautiful and takes a cold approach. I might like it better. I don't like the author's generous description of the characters. There may be a lot of plots that play with other people's feelings, which makes me feel a little uncomfortable with my moral sense.

It looks good. Suzaku really doesn't have any emotions at all. It's like just doing quests and strategies. There's really no cp.