Quick Transmigration: When the Cannon Fodder Does Her Job Well, She Takes Down Every Male Lead

The writing is crisp and the narrative is clear. Although I think words like "parents" and "men and women" should only be spoken by negative characters or unawakened characters, narrators and positive characters should use "mother, father," "woman, man," etc. But the shortcomings do not hide the good points. The author has given the female characters a sound personality and the ability to stand up. They are no longer pale dolls under the male gaze. Thanks to the author for his creation and looking forward to his new work. I selfishly hope that the detailed text can be more "equality between men and women" instead of the usual "equality between men and women."

I like it very much. There is no male subjugation. The heroines finally get what they want. A few suggestions, such as men and women. It would be better to replace these female-oriented vocabulary.

Overall, it's pretty good. The one minor flaw is that I think the progress of the plot may be too slow, and some scenes of contact with men could be reduced. Now that the heroine has a new job number, and her force level has become higher, I hope that in future books, things related to men can be solved more quickly, and that the space can be more focused on helping women (a personal personal suggestion). I hope that the next book will be longer, and it will definitely get better and better.

The writing is quite good, and the camaraderie between women helping each other, as well as not deliberately beautifying a certain male supporting role, are very good. It is this system and the Chuanshu team behind it that makes me wonder. Although the system claims that it is gender neutral and has no obvious gender divisions, every move he makes behaves too much like a man. I will temporarily use the term "male" to describe the system. Although it was said at the beginning that some of the comments about this system were based on the comments of some people in the comment section of this book's world, after seeing the true face of some of the male protagonists, he still felt distressed and even blamed the female protagonist for being cold-blooded. Although I know that standing in the absolute middle on an inherently unbalanced seesaw means leaning towards one side, I still feel that the underlying code of this system comes from a transmission team that is not so affectionate, and is more like copied from the AI ​​of ordinary society, with private goods included in it. If this fast-traveling team really has this sense of mutual assistance, then the resulting system should not have this character. So does he have any growth potential? Although I know that awakening consciousness may be a long process for AI, he is already quite intelligent. Now he still only says some inexplicable male-biased words. After knowing his true face, I still feel sorry for the male protagonist after witnessing the male protagonist trying to push the female protagonist into the sea. I'm so speechless. I'm not sure how this system is positioned in the text. He even made me doubt the book threading agency in this article. The more I read it, the more it seemed like a scam. So have you set the system to grow? If not, then why is he so anthropomorphic? The image setting of this system affects my reading experience too much, so I will deduct 1 point here. Of course, if the follow-up book-traveling organization was originally a big conspiracy and the system itself was crooked, then I didn't say it.

It's super, super good-looking. Many of the plots written by the author are very attractive and interesting. There are also many cute babies. I really love it. I don't understand why the rating is like this. Anyway, it's good-looking! No shortcomings except being short Posted on September 29th, the second time, it still sounds good. I feel that people are still too superficial about loving their daughters. Those who write about forced love with a bright and upright wife are generally praised. It is not easy for someone who is truly sane to be given a negative review. The author's less precise control of vocabulary is also to take into account the perception of ordinary readers. Besides, there is no plot to humiliate women, right? Really not worthy of this rating

It looks good, but it doesn't last long. Note: This article is not female-oriented. It should be suppressed first and then expanded (that is, there is content about women enduring hardships, but the author has brushed it off). There are no words that insult women, and many words have been modified, such as jealousy being changed to jealousy. Very excellent novel.

It's very interesting. The characters in each story are very real. It's reasonable for them to make corresponding choices. The original heroines of each story have their own characteristics. They don't abuse women or humiliate women. They have very upright views. It's really worth recommending 💕

The writing is really good. The plot is very smooth and the characters are very vivid. The girls are all super good. Each baby has its own growth. The heroine is gentle and firm, like the afternoon sunshine. How to describe it, but I really like it), I like this book very much, but it is too short and not enough to read. I hope the author will write more ❤️❤️❤️ (please forgive me for any inappropriate wording when writing a review🧎‍♀️🧎‍♀️🧎‍♀️)

Is this book maliciously rated by a wife and a man?

As a novel about love for women, there is nothing bad about it. As a novel, it is slightly lacking in plot design and connection. There is no problem with the writing style. It does not seem too streamlined or stagnant. The concept is also good. The overall direction is good. The faults are not hidden, but it is a little short. However, the author's attitude of preferring to end the story rather than writing is greatly praised. I look forward to the author's next book [Blow Kiss]