
Quick Travel: the European Emperor Meets the Golden Finger Turntable
快穿:欧皇遇上金手指转盘
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 486k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Quick Transmigration
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
112Reads
5.3Score
229Chapters
19Listens
72.6kReads · all time
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Tun Material by Ton Tun Space Not Holy Mother
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Quickly Travel, the Heroine Has a Noble Status in Every World, Just Like Shu Wan
Noble status
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Are There Any Newer Gold Finger Writings?
Looking for novelty, special golden finger articles, I'm tired of reading these, only the ones I haven't read can make old bookworms interested like this
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Please Read the Article Quickly and Have a Quick Storyline.
I want to read a book like "It's fun to wear it quickly, it's fun to wear it fast all the time (One Sword Sweeps All Worlds)". Wear it quickly, wear it quickly, wear it quickly! It's not a slow time travel. It doesn't take dozens of chapters to end a world. I don't have the patience to read it.
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Is There Anyone Who Has Been Short of Books Lately? Can You Recommend Some?
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The heroine is very independent and friendly towards the heroine But in the first world, the act of giving family property to others was a bit confusing. All the heroine's actions in the small world are to fulfill the original owner's wish/Goldfinger experience mission. She does nothing extra and is just like a passerby. It's relatively simple, so far so good. The main reason why I can continue watching it is that it has a heroine who doesn't wrong her + I want to see the diversity of Goldfinger. I hope that when the heroine completes the task, she can also have her own life (integrate and experience different worlds/learn various skills/comply with the rules without fixed CP or enjoy sweet love) and goals (just like some heroines who focus on patriotism)
I thought it was no cp
I finished reading it in one go, very thoughtful, highly recommended