Quick Transmigration: The Vicious Cannon Fodder Is Actually Everyone’s Dream Girl

Those who prefer a clean image should definitely avoid this; very few of the men in this story are clean. Hopefully, the female lead can enjoy her own happiness and stop worrying about the original female lead. She's either on her way to saving the original female lead or on her way to saving the original female lead.

I recommend starting with the fourth world. I especially loved the sixth world; I suspect the author was possessed. The earlier worlds didn't match their titles. Few of the men truly loved the female lead; she was often used as a plot device. The female lead was good, the men were bad 😠 The people in the first world were all bad, it was disgusting. In later worlds, some people loved themselves more than the female lead. The seventh world was so cruel to the female lead 😠

I think it's pretty good. Although the repeated emphasis on saving the original female lead is a bit annoying, it also reflects her personality. As for the guys, they're just so-so; none of them actually get a chance to speak to her. But once you get through the first world, it gets better; the later parts are quite good, at least for me personally. 😄

I really like Chiharu. Her personality is so warm, truly matching her name—like spring, warm and clear. The first world is about Chiharu's original world, where she doesn't end up with anyone or have any romantic relationships. Chiharu genuinely treats them as friends. The original world's storyline felt more like redemption to me, while this world felt sick, somewhat gloomy.

I really like the main character's design; she has a kind of unpretentious simplicity, a gentle nature with a strong core, unconsciously offering solace to everyone. The protagonist always maintains her own bottom line and principles, refusing to change for anyone or pity anyone, yet unconsciously entering their lives, redeeming them, changing them, and ultimately destroying them, so they all…

The female lead is kind-hearted, almost like a white moonlight, and slightly charming. She has nothing to do with the vicious cannon fodder character described in the title. She's not my type lately, but the author writes very well, and the female lead is very charismatic. She's a character with strong moral values and high ethical standards.

After finishing the first story, I thought it was very well written. I almost cried when she said goodbye to her dad at the end. The female lead is wonderful and warm. There are quite a few male supporting characters, and sometimes I couldn't remember who was who or what their personalities were.

It's good (◍>◡<◍). It's not a formulaic story that everyone hates. The main character has a great personality and is adorable. She and the female lead have personal charm and charisma, but the female lead also has her own personal charm in addition to her charisma. The character settings are very well-developed.

For me, this book is very good. As for the female protagonist, well, I think she's very charming, and the character is quite well-developed. And while these men are infatuated with and love her, they haven't actually had any physical relationship with her. Whether they're "clean" or not is irrelevant, isn't it? They don't do *that* kind of thing...

I gave it four stars because I really like the female lead. Of course, I'm not saying all the guys in it are good, but teacher, I want to see a sweet romance. Please, teacher, write a normal guy! 😢