Quick Transmigration: The River of Mother and Child

A truly cool heroine who doesn't cause trouble and respects the fate of others. The only problem is the heroine's character. The system has waited decades for the heroine, which shows that the heroine lives at least until she retires. In modern society, women who can always be determined not to marry or have children should be strong and independent in life, but the heroine is a bit cowardly and a bit drifting. Although the protagonist in the third world has a unique temperament, he feels that this is the temperament of a normal single old lady. Or is it that after the death of the heroine, her body and mind have returned to the most mature state of her twenties?

I have a setting in my mind. The Mother and Child River can accommodate the undead babies of multiple worlds. You can open a small opening in space anywhere in the river and connect it to a world, allowing part of the water of the Mother and Child River to flow into that world. That world can be one with many boys and few girls. Even if you leave that world, it will still be connected to the Mother and Child River. The river water will continue to flow inside, and you can control the flow speed of the opening. You can use this to reincarnate or see that world. You can choose a soul, appearance, and carry a memory, but it can only be a girl Is there any other way to come back to the world where I didn't have children before? Is there a way other than having children? Or is it just a coincidence?

Don't read it if you like the heroine's personality. The heroine is very stubborn. She is the kind of person who won't refute no matter how much others scold her. She is lonely but tough and keeps learning. Most of the articles are monologues in the heroine's mind. Without a man, you can get pregnant by drinking water. Overall, it is still readable. The first part is very annoying, but you can get used to it after reading it. Anyway, there is no cp, just stay alive.

I like thinking, I don't like being given ideological lessons, and I don't like the same sentence being repeated over and over again. The heroine is not the smart one. But I am very envious of the heroine's decisiveness in making a decision (don't say that the heroine is hesitant, as a Libra, I think these entanglements of the heroine are normal 😂) Just let's make do with it. Suitable for watching, not suitable for listening. Judging by one eye and ten lines, it's actually pretty good. At least I finished reading it Also, what I can learn from the heroine is that she talks less and does more 😂 As a talkative person, I really admire the heroine because she can't do it anyway.

I person's journey through time travel, because i am an i person, so I have no censorship, I don't like talking to strangers and arguing with others, I am mostly silent, I seem to be resigned, but my heart is clear, I have my own opinions and principles of doing things. It's a good read for i-people like me. I can see the resonance in the article.

I like it very much, it's well written and I like the heroine's character. It's just that the name of the heroine in the first world is sometimes confused with her sister's name. There is a little typo in the second world, but the subsequent worlds get better and better. However, this book is a bit similar to a book I have read before. I don't know if it is the author's trumpet, but I have to say that I still like this type of book. I originally wanted to give it 3 stars, but the author has difficulty writing, so I gave it 5 stars.

It's just that the heroine's name is always wrong

It's a pity to abandon it if it's tasteless. To me, it's not a big deal, but it's less obvious than skipping a few chapters. Articles with more exciting content are less interesting to read, so this article should still have an audience.

It's very well written. The heroine is an ordinary person who is willing to work hard and doesn't have a big golden finger. I think the psychological journey in the article is well written. I don't understand why there are so many negative comments. Isn't it normal for the heroine to struggle with her parents in a small world? After all, they have been living together for so long. That's great, come on

There's not too much nonsense, so it's acceptable. It would be better if the language could be more concise and there were more stories.