Quick Transmigration: I Just Want to Eat, Sleep, and Wait for Death
快穿：我只想混吃等死
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- Completed
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- 756k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Quick Transmigration
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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- Quick Transmigration: When Can I Finally Do Nothing and Live Off the Land?快穿：什么时候才能混吃等死Alternate title on Fanqie
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Looking for good crossover stories based on TV shows and movies, without repeating the same world.
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Quick Transmigration Stories Where the Lead Travels Through Different Worlds with a Pocket Dimension
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This book didn't have any major flaws for me; the plot was very comfortable, and it's the kind of story where an ordinary person experiences different lives in different worlds. As for the story of *Dream of the Red Chamber*, I don't think it's a strong female lead story or a romance novel. Experiencing the life of a concubine occasionally isn't wrong; if you don't like it, just skip it.
Chapter 65 notes: The paragraphs are too long, making it dizzying to read; listening to the audiobook is better. If you want a lighter, more relaxed reading experience, this is fine. The female lead is careless and loose-lipped, assuming everyone around her is a good person—she's unguarded and careless.
It's good. I'm starting to prefer simpler, more understated novels these days. I wonder if it's because I've read too many stories with dramatic ups and downs. I think it's nice if the female lead is a bit plain and ordinary! Keep it up! Just write according to your own ideas. Constantly patching things up actually makes the original version worse.
It's pretty good, the plot is great, but the sudden detailed introduction is a bit distracting. It's essentially a collection of short transmigration stories, each a self-contained narrative. The inclusion of one or two introductions to the original work or supplementary information can be jarring and disruptive. So far, however, there haven't been any major issues, and the protagonist has very positive values.
It's great! I really like these little stories. The characters even have cheat codes after returning to the modern world—it's exactly like everyone's fantasies about time travel, like imagining how you'd spend your lottery winnings! 🤦 It feels so real, like we all share the same thoughts! 😆 So that's how everyone thinks!
I really like Peking Opera, especially since it involves the War of Resistance against Japan. To be honest, I particularly hate the Japanese invaders. Thinking about the live disembowelment of pregnant women and the deep-frying of infants, and the ten-year extermination of babies, I can't help but cry when I see those stories. Thankfully, the actions of the protagonists in these novels offer some solace to my troubled heart.
I really like the main character's spirit of never giving up learning.
Lately, I've been liking stories that are simple and ordinary, without too many extreme elements or exaggerated plots. They're all living their own lives, with a beginning and an end. The female lead has a positive outlook on life, author, keep it up! 💪
@Author, I want to see the female lead travel to the world of Daomu Biji, save Xiao Ge, and help Hei Haozi so that they can all have a happy ending. Can you fulfill the wishes of the masses?
It's good, I support the author. I don't like the plot of "Love in the Courtyard".