Quick Transmigration: I Have Special Skills for Going Undercover

I've finished reading volume two and would like to leave a comment: overall, it's quite good. The first volume is a mission-within-a-mission with various plot twists, making the story novel and interesting. However, as the author himself summarized, the pacing is a bit chaotic. But I really like the romance in the first volume (?).

This seems to be a story originally written on another website and now being transferred here. The author's writing and the story are both excellent! The first two stories were heartbreaking 😢 I sensed foreshadowing in many places and was always curious about how it would all be resolved (I'm terrified of angst and can't read anything tragic 😢), but everything was resolved beautifully in the end! I really enjoyed reading it, five stars! Please release the ratings soon!

It's really good, and the characters are very well-developed. Song in the first volume is like a white moonlight (although it's always him), but he's truly unforgettable. Before he knew Wen would travel to other worlds, he always wanted Wen to agree to be with him. After finding out, he told Wen that he could love Wen in this world, and that Wen shouldn't love him.

It's super good, but a bit short. If the storylines and emotional arcs of these worlds were developed in more detail, the novel would be even more captivating. After finishing these worlds, it felt rushed. The storylines were exciting, but the pace was too fast.

This is an exceptionally good book! It's not a typical quick transmigration story. The protagonist is intelligent and emotionally intelligent without being pretentious, and the male lead is a normal person, not a moody or violent monster. The writing is excellent and delicate, the plot is tight, and there are no jarring moments in the story's development.

It's absolutely fantastic! Although there are only three worlds, every chapter is beautifully written, and the setting is incredibly engaging. It's been a long time since I've read a Zerg story (the third world) that's so much to my liking. The way the two characters struggle with their differing stances yet can't suppress their love for each other is brilliantly portrayed.

Volume 1 is so captivating! Unlike the typical "pampered wife" novels popular on Tomato, the main characters are very well-developed. Although some supporting characters aren't described much, their basic personalities are still apparent and they're quite endearing.

I love cyberpunk worlds the most—technology and corruption, everyone wearing masks, double agents, multiple identities. This world is rotting. The shadows beneath skyscrapers are dim and gloomy. The smiles on the tables are all an act. Everyone wears a mask. Behind the prosperity and brilliance lies a corrupt social structure. It's very telling. The second world is also very exciting.

This is the best undercover story I've ever read. I absolutely loved the first and third volumes! 😍 The second volume's theme was a bit niche, so I couldn't get into it (that's my fault). I hope the author continues with this undercover theme; the writing is excellent, the story is very engaging, there are many memorable scenes, and the romance between the two male leads is beautifully portrayed.

I was absolutely blown away after reading it! The author is a true genius, writing and publishing on the spot! Ahhh, so cool! After reading the grand structure of the first world, I, someone who doesn't read cyberpunk at all, was completely captivated. Wen Shuo has given me a whole new perspective. How can a character be so perfect? ​​How can amnesia be so intricately linked?