Quick Transmigration: The Male Supporting Character Wants a Life of His Own

In fact, I quite liked it at first. The first world was quite enjoyable. The male protagonist became famous and got married. As a result, the male protagonist in the subsequent world often died inexplicably, not knowing what to say.

The author's writing style is acceptable. In order to find memory fragments, the male protagonist traveled through various small worlds. The male protagonists who sacrificed themselves for the female protagonist also found the fragments after safely getting through the knot. Finally, he finally recovered his memory and his body returned to normal.

I think it's okay. It's true that it's plain and simple, and it doesn't have to be wide open and wide to wear it quickly! [Laughing and crying]

The writing is quite good, but I just want to say that people with a love brain are not worthy of turning over.

Generally speaking, the writing is pretty good, especially the first few stories are relatively straightforward and unobtrusive. The narrative of some stories is a bit messy. I hope the author will have more and better works.

Overall, it's good, but it's not deep enough and the ending is too sudden.

It's okay. Apart from the rush of the ending, there are no other worlds that can be skipped.

Although the book is not too long, I think it is well written.

An ordinary life

Very good, very good, really😆😆😆😆