Quick Transmigration: The Villain Is My Boyfriend

The author has updated so many books, but there are so few people. But this one is quite interesting. The first world felt a bit sloppy at the beginning, but the plot got better after reading it. It became more and more interesting, and it progressed layer by layer. The setting of artificial "people" in the fast travel company was quite novel when I first saw it. It felt somewhat in line with what I imagined the development of science and technology in the future. I also liked the emotional line. It didn't use many bad internet memes, and the dialogue between the characters didn't give me a fake feeling. The plot was not stiff. The emotional line is very abrupt at first, but it becomes clear later on. There are also many foreshadowings in the previous text, which is wonderful. After experiencing so many worlds, the artificial "human" has also developed the psychology of becoming a real person to feel "love", and also hopes to be liked by others. The artificial "human" has seven emotions and six desires, and has the ability to desire "like". This is a huge leap in data, and people can't help but think of the development of artificial intelligence in today's society. Overall, I feel that this book is well told. The only regret is that Huo Fan died in the main text. I have a great idea, I like it, OK [I learned it] Come on, author (ง •̀_•́)ง

It's pretty good (forgive me for my lack of words)