Quick Transmigration: The Male Second Lead Refuses to Be a Doormat
快穿：工具人男二拒绝当舔狗
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- Completed
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- 701k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Quick Transmigration
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- 1y ago
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It's a male-oriented quick transmigration story, with each short story around twenty chapters. It's well-written, so I don't understand why it has such a low rating. After reading 100,000 words, I understood. It's because the male protagonist didn't inherit the skills from each world. Each new world is a new beginning, and he relies on his own efforts.
It's alright, but it always seems to focus on the lives of the original male and female leads. Because describing the other person too much makes you empathize with them, even when they make mistakes. This makes them feel bad when they fail, requiring you to constantly remind yourself that you're the villain, not the protagonist, which can be exhausting to watch.
I really like the main character's personality; he's mature, steady, and has a positive attitude towards life. The latest short drama is terrible. The main character completely lacks initiative and passively follows the plot, offering no enjoyment whatsoever.
So far, I'm enjoying it. My favorite aspect is that the male lead is finally being described without the usual greasy descriptions like a magnetic voice or deep eyes. Even if there are some, they're minimal; I don't recall many instances of that kind of greasy description. Anyway, it doesn't trigger any issues.
I've tried several 9-point quick transmigration novels but couldn't finish them; they were either overpowered and easily defeated or just a rambling account of events. Surprisingly, this one, despite its low rating, is unexpectedly good. The protagonist doesn't rely on special abilities, there's suspense, and although it's a quick transmigration story, it has detailed descriptions and vivid…
Male lead Pei Zhao The story flows smoothly and can be read in one go. In the early stages, the protagonist changes the fate of a cannon fodder character and ends up with the person he wronged. In the middle, there is no romantic pairing, the main characters appear less often, and the story leans more towards the unfortunate endings of the male and female leads in the original work.
I just finished reading all four short stories. The quality is excellent 👍 I've recently read over 20 quick transmigration novels about transforming scumbags into benefactors, and this one easily ranks in the top three. The character is capable and resourceful. The whole process is very enjoyable. The best part is that it doesn't just drastically change the characters' fates; it also uses underhanded tactics to hinder the bad guys. That's truly outstanding.
I finally finished reading and listening to it after a few days. Overall, it's pretty good. Several worlds are fairly straightforward, though the plot might not have many dramatic ups and downs, but it's still quite enjoyable. I especially liked the post-apocalyptic world and the one where the girl supports her boyfriend through university.
I've looked at many quick transmigration novels with male protagonists, and this one is truly excellent. Others, well, they often have sudden, overpowered protagonist plot twists, but this one flows very naturally. There aren't any overly elaborate descriptions; it's just simple and understated, making the reader accept the male protagonist's transformation very naturally.
A very interesting story about the second male lead's awakening! The male lead's initial actions aren't too bad, so there aren't any awkward redemption phases. Sometimes he faces situations where he's forced to submit to the plot or gives the original male and female leads tools. Because the premise is interesting, it doesn't feel repetitive or tiring.