After Transmigrating into the Insectoid World, I Redeemed the Tragic Villain

A sweet and sour short story. The plot is not too complicated, but the story line is quite complete. In the early stage, it was a little forced to be quiet, but fortunately, there was no real misunderstanding. Most of the time, the two protagonists were connected and could feel and understand each other. In the later stage, they went both ways with complete trust and support. It was very comfortable to read. What I like most is that two-way redemption does not rely on stereotyped privileges, pity, heroes saving beauty, or treating each other as life-saving straw to build the illusion of utopia, but two scarred souls who shed their aura and bluff indifference, see each other's fragility and uneasiness, and then fall in love. Towards the end, the scene where Griffith realizes that his possessive and paranoid likes have completely turned into love at this moment really surprised me.

I personally like it very much. This book should be regarded as a slightly sour cookie. The details of Jiang Mufeng and Griffith falling in love with each other are well described. I am the kind of person who values emotional drama most when reading a novel, so for me, this is a book that allows me to clearly feel how both parties fell in love with each other. A good article, but I have to say that the author does have some holes that he has not filled in, so for some babies who pay more attention to the plot line, it may be a little awkward to read [heartfelt] Finally, I hope the author can write a few more chapters where Marshal Branwen and Jiang Yubai can raise Xiaofeng together [heartfelt]

Recommended, I finished reading it very smoothly. I never thought that when I read Zerg novels, I would always stop reading after more than a dozen chapters. I found it boring. I thought I had read too much and had seen all the plots before, which led to boredom. But this one didn't. I finished reading it very smoothly without any glitches. It's been a long time since I've been like this. I couldn't believe it. It seemed like I wasn't tired of reading it, but they didn't write it well. The content was the same and the writing was not good enough, so they couldn't retain me. This book gets five stars for everything, and it's rare that it doesn't have any glitches.

"Branwen, do you know what Endless Summer is?" Endless summer, the language of flowers is happiness and reunion. No matter how long we are separated, we will definitely reunite together. ——Jiang Yubai The deputy CP above is also very nice. The protagonists are: the cold-faced and warm-hearted Jiang Mufeng (male insect) ✕The paranoid and possessive Griffith (female insect). Jiang, who was dragged into the plot by the system, met a down-and-out beautiful personality, and the story of mutual affection and love for each other. It's completely sweet and cruelty-free and can be eaten. However, there are still holes that have not been filled, such as: What was Jiang Mufeng's situation like when he was a child? Did his consciousness travel through the Zerg when he was a child, or was he originally a Zerg? Although it does not affect the beauty of this novel, the plot is incomplete, so I give it four stars.

It's better than the other books of the same type that I've read before. I don't like too many things. This one is very good. If you like it, you'll stay together. I won't be hurt by the system tasks all the time.

It's okay, not much to say about the writing style. It's a sweet, no-brainer novel with a simple plot structure and emotional flow, but I really like this kind of sweet and comfortable love, so there are no unnecessary misunderstandings. I also quite like the love of my father's generation. It has a sour feeling, but also has a subtle tenderness. At least it doesn't have the kind of vicious sadomasochism of the deputy CP that is often seen in Zerg novels. I originally thought I hated him, but it was just because I loved him so much that I couldn't accept his leaving without saying goodbye. But he also had his reasons. He was troubled by the consciousness of the world. He was always waiting for him. Finally, I waited. I think the love of my father's generation is more delicate. Compared with the protagonist, I prefer the love of my father's generation.

Jiang Mufeng and Griffith were so possessive of each other that they approached each other and rushed in both directions. It's really good to watch. The extras complete the world line and give it a sense of fate. Although there were twists and turns, the ending was good. My wife is so awesome!

The writing is still very good, but there are some holes that haven't been filled in, but it doesn't affect the plot. It's a sweeter and more normal Zerg story. The system has selfishness and conscience, so it's not outright bad. It is inevitable to have misunderstandings when falling in love. As outsiders from a God's perspective, we may think that sometimes the protagonist is not talkative, but people in love do get into trouble. Once the tension has passed, this is not a big problem. A very heart-warming novel, without any bloody kidnapping plot, very good

I've finished reading it. It's written in big letters and echoes from beginning to end. In Chapter 45, I thought Jiang Yubai didn't belong here and couldn't resist the longing to go home, so he left without saying a word. But I didn't expect that the consciousness of the world would do this in order to prevent itself from disappearing, and also to prevent Jiang Mufeng from disappearing. I'm sorry, Jiang Yubai, I just made assumptions. —— Finally Wish you happiness🥰 Jiang Mufeng Griffith Happy Marriage [Blowing Kiss] Wishing you long-lasting happiness Branwen, Jiang Yubai, Nolan and Xie Chen, you all should be happy🥰 Nelson, Oliver, Rowan and Percy, I won't allow you to be unhappy, so you must be happy too🥰 —— —— But, What ends is your story, not your life. In the world I can't see, please live openly. —— At the end, finish with flowers [blowing kisses] I also wish Baitao Da's works a hit🔥🔥🔥[Send heartfelt wishes]

I've finished reading the main text!!! It's not a kidnapping plot line, it's a deception plot line, so it looks very comfortable. The main thing is that the protagonist falls in love, which is pure and sweet without any twists and turns. Although the author's writing style is immature, the sweetness is indeed high enough, and I quite like it. Brainless little sweet article that is delicious