Quick Transmigration: I Have Special Skills for Going Undercover

I'll comment after reading the second volume. Overall it's pretty good. The first volume is Mission: Impossible➕with various twists and turns. The plot is novel and interesting, but as the author himself concluded, the rhythm is a bit messy. But I like the emotional line of the first volume very much (?) Although Gong's character is not very three-dimensional in either the first or second volume, I like Gong's character in the first volume very much. He is a very gentle person at heart. I feel that he is a bit similar to Xiaowen's "Bai Yueguang", so that Xiaowen can't forget him. Let's focus on the second volume. The second volume is Mysterious World + (more orthodox) Cthulhu. Let's talk about the advantages first. The advantage of the second volume is that the world view is novel. The mysterious world + Cthulhu is considered a niche subject (maybe it is not so niche now), but success is also a world view, failure is also a world view. People who take this bite will be very satisfied with it, and people who don't take this bite will find it difficult to accept it. If it is well shaped, readers will like it very much. If it is not well shaped, all the previous efforts will be wasted. In addition, the plot of the entire second volume is very smooth, without the rhythm problems of the first volume. The main lines from entering the world to the final battle are more logical and will not drag on. The disadvantage is that the combat power system is confusing. Since the protagonist has limited life and it is difficult to have a complete promotion path, there is no need to have lv1, lv2, lv3, and it does not say what the promotion to the end will be (I default to becoming a god, and if it is just an ordinary gain of power, grading is not necessary). In addition, at the end of the lv2 (sequence 8?), I ran into the big BOSS's godhood ceremony. Is there something wrong with this combat power? What's more, it is not written that the big boss is a mystic (extraordinary) of a certain path. It feels like ordinary people directly perform the divine descending ritual. If ordinary people can directly descend from the gods, does it conflict with the previous mystics who know too much about mysticism and will be polluted and driven into madness? As an ordinary person, it is unreasonable to know the divine descending ritual and not fall into madness. Also, while writing "Knowing too much will be polluted", "Don't look directly at God", "Knowing the other person will make your existence known" while calling Shub Nicholas and Cthulhu by their honorable names? ? ? ? What are you doing? ? ? And since electricity was not invented in the steam age, what about wired telephones? After talking about a bunch of bugs in the world view, let's talk about the character creation in the second volume. The characterization in the second volume is obviously not as good as the first volume, and this is true for the two protagonists, let alone the other supporting characters. Let's talk about the protagonist Xiao Wen first. If Xiao Wen in the first volume is a calm, rational, decisive, strong psychological quality and good at pretending, the protagonist in the second volume should be an arrogant cat (?). But even if he really turns into a cat, he will not be as popular as the character in the first volume. Maybe in the second volume, the author put more emphasis on the world view and neglected the shaping of the characters, so that the arrogance of the nobles and the arrogance of the cats were only a little bit superficial, without the distinctive portraits of the first volume. So I didn't have much impression of the gossip in the second volume. I felt that the aristocratic cats were neither as decisive and rational as the first volume, nor as arrogant and arrogant, which is strange. The same is true for Gong. In the first volume, Gong at least has a relatively clear character portrait, but in the second volume, there is no one at all. He doesn't know the past or the future, and even his personality traits are not obvious. He is a complete love tool... Also, is the author Klenke... Ah, but don't look at me talking about a lot of shortcomings, but it is actually a deep love. Because it is rare to see this kind of world view in a fast-traveling couple, so my expectations are relatively high. I think it is very good to be able to write a story like this in such a length, and the author's writing style is not stretched, and the plot rhythm is smooth and clear. It is worth watching. I will review the third volume after I finish it. After reading it, the final truth is much more interesting than I imagined. It's so good. The character creation in the third volume has returned to the level of the first volume, the plot is also very good, the truth and the final truth are also very interesting, and there are no shortcomings except for some pacing issues. Worth a look.

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It's really good-looking, and the characters are very fleshed out. Song in the first volume is just like Bai Yueguang (although it's always him), but it really stuck with me. Before he knew that Wen would travel to other worlds, he always wanted Wen to agree to him and be with him. After knowing that, he told Wen that as long as he liked Wen in this world, let Don't love Wen. If he keeps going to other worlds, it would be too cruel for Wen. He said to let Wen keep moving forward. Do you understand? I really can't resist this kind of tenderness. Then there is the character of the protagonist in the first world. He is also very cute, like a gentleman, but not entirely. Then it is reversed, reversed and reversed again, which is interesting. The cats in the second world are also very cute, and He is also very interesting, but the cats are too miserable. In the third world, I started to watch the conflict between the two people who had different stances and took advantage of each other. I was so worried about them, but in the end they all had a good ending, and I was really happy for them. It's so great, and at the end of each volume, there's this summary, which is both reflective and organized. It's great.

It's super good-looking, but a bit short. If the story lines and emotional lines of these worlds were described in detail, this novel would be more exciting. After reading these worlds, I feel very rushed. I feel that the story line is very exciting but it is rushed. The portrayal of the supporting characters and the changes in the characters' hearts can be used as a small climax, thereby increasing the satisfaction and fullness of the characters. Overall, it is a very good reading experience. I hope it will bring us more exciting reading experiences next time.

It's a particularly good book. It's not a traditional fast-travel. The protagonist's IQ and EQ are online without being pretentious. He's a normal person and not a violent monster. The writing is very good and delicate, and the plot is compact. There are no disharmonious parts in the development of the story. All the holes dug were filled in the end. It's just that there are too few Little Worlds and I haven't seen enough. [Crying] It's been a long time since I've seen a more serious version of Kuai Wen on Tomato. . (Actually, I feel that most of Shudan's books are better than Tomato) It's very good to read. You can read it [give me your heart]

It's so beautiful. Although there are only three worlds, each chapter is well written and the setting is very interesting. I haven't seen a Zerg (the third world) that suits my taste for a long time. The two people have different positions but can't restrain their inner love for each other. The writing of the knot is really wonderful. They have their own missions and responsibilities. They doubt each other, calculate and love each other. Oh no, I really like the atmosphere of separation and entanglement of flesh and blood that the writing style of [Adoration] highlights. In one sentence, I was born, Mom and Dad [crying]

The first volume is so touching. It's different from the popular wife literature on Tomato. The characters of the protagonists are very three-dimensional. Although some of the supporting characters are not described much, the basic characters can be seen and they are very likable.

My favorite is the world of cyberpunk, technology and corruption, everyone wearing a mask, double undercovers, and multiple identities. The world is rotting, the shadows under the high-rise buildings, the lights are dim and depressed, the smiling faces at the wine table are all acting, everyone is wearing a mask, behind the bright prosperity is a corrupt social structure, which is very sharp. The second world is also very exciting. The settings of Western Europe and Cthulhu are unique and recognizable. I have little patience left under the new and exciting Internet. The sweet reading in the past has become a battle. I use the spare time I squeezed out to flip through it quickly, but it is also very unique and attractive. I haven't watched The Third World yet, so I can't wait to write a review. It's so sharp and refreshing. It's worthy of being an undercover and rebellious protagonist. The other protagonist who always maintains integrity I think is also very cute and vivid. Fire Tongs Liu Ming

This is the best undercover article I have ever read. I like both the first and third volumes very much😍The second volume has a more unpopular theme and I can't read it (my reason). I hope the author can continue this undercover theme. The writing is really good, the story is also very attractive, there are many famous scenes, and the emotional lines of the two male protagonists are also very well described. I went to the blog to search for the author, but couldn't find it. I don't know how to leave a message to the author. I can't find any meal replacement now😔I really want the author to continue writing.

I was so shocked after reading this. The author is such a talented player, and he was so handsome. After reading the big structure of the first world, I was fascinated by it as a person who doesn't watch cyberpunk at all. Wen Shuo simply gave me a new understanding. How can the character be so perfect, and how can amnesia be so connected? (Although in the end, why did Wen Shuo forget his identity? (Not written in detail) Although the ending is a bit sloppy, the emotional and plot lines are not sluggish at all. Although it is a quick time travel, it does not choose a popular subject. Instead, it writes such an unpopular subject so well. It is amazing. The completion of the unpopular subject made me feel unprecedentedly novel. As a person who can no longer read novels, I read it in one go. Dear author, you are my god!