Quick Transmigration: The Black-Hearted Lotus Is Breaking the Plot Again

I endured the discomfort until the fourth world, then skipped straight to the final one where a little firebird fell from the sky. The earlier chapters felt like everyone disbelieved him, and each chapter seemed to follow the same formula. The first world was heart-wrenching, but the more I read, the more it felt repetitive. However, the ending was quite sweet.

It's good, but it made me inexplicably angry. 🙂

It's really good! Although there are a few small bugs, it's still quite enjoyable. The crematorium scene at the end was particularly satisfying; I cried and felt a mix of emotions at the same time. (I'm a little curious though, was this book transferred from another platform?)

It's so heart-wrenching, but really good. Perfect for a little angst after a meal. I just wonder if there's any sweetness in these worlds, since my heart is fragile and I feel so sorry for the protagonists. 🤦

I felt wronged, aggrieved, and utterly frustrated.

Uh, this is probably an old story I copied, it's really melodramatic haha. The protagonist is fairly clear-headed and cunning, but being forced to follow the plot is really frustrating, it feels like a normal person being forced to be the protagonist of a melodramatic and abusive novel.

It feels incredibly angsty, but I just love angst!!! Why is nobody watching? It seems pretty angsty. Maybe it's just my type of thing 😢

If you feel like crying, you can watch this 😭 However, the first few stories all follow the same formula: misunderstandings, hurt, and then regret. It got a bit annoying towards the end (´･_･`). Actually, I wanted to know what Ye's ending was? Why did she come to do the mission? I finished watching it. The later stories were a bit sweeter, and the finale was the sweetest ✪ω✪

I followed Tomato's work from the novel "Shudan" (a Chinese online novel platform). The first world was visibly immature, but it got better and better as it progressed, which I really loved. However, the last world felt like a typical "super-satisfying" story with two crazy characters, which lowered the overall quality of the work. The last world was really cliché.

Crisp and neat, looks good