Quick Transmigration: Lin Ya

The heroine in the second world mainly finds out the real culprit who killed the original owner and takes revenge on the uncle's house. Once she knows the real culprit, she can just go back and take revenge. There is no need to bring her own marriage into it. I remember that she can become invisible and cut with her space powers. Is it necessary to marry her in person to cause trouble?

Very good. Although I don't know why the heroine was so cold to her parents when she was just a high school student, but she is considered a rational heroine. I hope her character will not disappoint her. I really want to read a long story about reincarnation alone in three thousand worlds. Each world is reincarnated and not taken over halfway. I hope to complete the tasks attached to reincarnation as soon as possible and be alone and beautiful for the rest of my life. Don't be too exaggerated when describing the learning of various skills, otherwise life will be boring. Besides, the skill ceilings in each world are different, there is no end to learning, and the rest of your life will be long and slow.

It's not bad. I want to read the story of the boss's quick travel after the mythical world. In the previous small world, I feel that the heroine is not able to integrate into each world. Sometimes her behavior and outlook are not correct, and she is not very cautious in her actions.

I think the heroine's character is quite good in all aspects. I hope that in the future the heroine will not be blindly arrogant and look down on people in the small world. And I hope that the heroine can learn various things in each world and enrich herself. In fact, it is not necessarily necessary to use it or not, but knowing and learning is on the one hand, and for marriage, I think it is better to have a fixed male protagonist without a fixed male protagonist. Some worlds, especially special worlds, are better than ancient times or period novels with male protagonists. There is no need in this special world to emphasize that the female protagonist challenges the rules of that world and society, highlighting that he is not as good as the male protagonist, and occasionally it is okay for the female protagonist to rely on others to strengthen herself.

I read the second story. The heroine is so scary. She can kill people with no more than a nod. The heroine really treats people as toys and plays them to death. As far as the heroine is concerned, everyone around her is her toys and test subjects. If she is happy to play with you, she will be killed if she is not happy. It makes people's hair stand on end.

Only then did I realize that it's not without CP (the martial arts world is with the senior brother, no children)

The protagonist has a pretty good character. That's because I don't have it myself, so I appreciate it when I see such a decisive person. If you like this kind of article, you can read it...

After watching the first two worlds, they were pretty good.

Worth recommending, very good

Revenge is not out of the question, he is my favorite heroine book