Quick Transmigration: I’m a Wanderer of the Mortal World
快穿：我本人间红尘客
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It's so good-looking, so good-looking, the storyline is not cliché, it's innovative, and it's attractive enough to keep watching! [Like] [Like] [Like] There was a story that was half written, but before it was finished, it was replaced by the next one. I don't know what happened [what] I was a little disappointed when I read the story of Dream of Red Mansions. Although I didn't lick Daiyu too much, Lin Ruhai, who had been neglecting and treating him harshly since childhood, passed away. She was full of descendants in her later years, and Lin Daiyu also lived a good life. I felt that the male protagonist was treated harshly by Jia Min since childhood. Lin Ruhai watched indifferently. In the later period, after Jia Min died, Daiyu's hostility towards the male protagonist was all in vain [crying]. The male protagonist was so kind to them, I feel sorry for myself when I was a child [almost crying], more or less like a holy mother [laughing awkwardly]
This novel is a breath of fresh air in fast-travel literature. Nowadays, mainstream fast-travel stories are written in such a way that the original author is brainless, as miserable as possible, and the ending is going to have a bullshit lofty ending, and it is written in such a fake way as to be fake. Enough to see. This book is written in a way that it naturally takes over the life of the original owner. There is no bitterness, hatred, or brainless extravaganza. The ending was just right, it ended when it was time to end.
It all looks good from the front, but in Uncle Jiu's world, the male protagonist was drunk and was forced to shed blood by a female ghost to bind his fate. It's amazing that the male protagonist's awesome identity and soul can be forcibly bound. As a result, after the male protagonist died and the world changed, the binding was not yet untied. After arriving at the Red Mansion, the male protagonist did a series of things but nothing seemed to change, and it seemed that the Chen family had borrowed his luck. That prodigy from the Chen family was unlucky every time he took the exam. He borrowed the male protagonist's luck to do well in the exam. The male protagonist was even married to his family. The prodigy's sibling sister must be a few years older than the male protagonist. Moreover, Jia Min acted in all kinds of ways, and the male protagonist also allowed his mother to be bullied by Jia Min. What's the use of just being annoying? Lin Ruhai became a man who forgot his mother after marrying his wife.
It's pretty good. Anyway, I feel comfortable reading it. There's nothing major wrong with it. Each world is also very short. I don't really like fast-travel stories with more than 30 chapters. The protagonist is not the Holy Father, so you can enjoy it if you can! Every world also takes care of its own family and does not meddle in other people's business. It's just inexplicable that there are two worlds ending in the middle. But just skip it!
I have read more than a hundred chapters so far. Regarding what many people say, every world is incomplete and cut in half, I actually feel good about it. I can also figure out why the ending needs to be written so clearly. After thinking about it, it is just a bit of a routine, or some people think it is bland, but the writing style of this article is just to live your life in an ordinary way. Anyway, I quite like it. But from Uncle Jiu's world where he was bound to the female ghost, and later to The Red Mansion, there has always been a bit of a bit of a poison. People who read novels don't like to suffer and prefer good stories, except for those who like to read sadistic novels. The protagonist always gives benefits to others for no reason, and writing some heart-breaking plots will make people very annoying, so I will deduct one star first, and I will comment later if there are poisonous points or if the writing is good.
It's actually pretty good-looking, but there are a few pictures in the middle that are all wrong?
It's okay. It's been a long time since I stayed up late to read a novel. But some chapters are missing. I hope the author can fill in the gaps. It looks good at the front, but the story behind it becomes more and more boring.
What the hell are 36, 37, and 38? ! Where did the ending of 70's Small World go? [Cry][Cry][Cry][Cry]
The father of a female star was raped online. After an honest man wins the jackpot. An old scholar who fled famine and sold his children and grandchildren. I saw these worlds. Mainly attracted by the name. I didn't expect the content to be good. Praise!
In this book, the host pattern is too big. Although each time travel is a whitewash, the pattern is very big every time. If everyone had a host pattern as big as it is, there would not be so many worries, and the society would be very harmonious.