Quick Transmigration: The Female Lead Is Starving, So Guys, Don’t Run!

I like this genre very much, the heroine is also very good, and the plot is basically enjoyable. The only unpleasant thing is probably that many of the male protagonists fall in love with others before the female protagonist comes, but those who fall in love with the female protagonist after getting in contact with them and break up with their previous crush are fine. It's just that some male protagonists (not influenced by external reasons) will pay attention to people they used to like and help them when they ask for help. It's very embarrassing (/_\). Moreover, the people they liked before also make people feel... Uncomfortable. They are basically small favors and then become the male protagonist's cinnabar mole. When they encounter trouble, they go to the male protagonist, and the male protagonist is also helpful. You are really helpful... If I were their stepmother, I wouldn't even want them on the table. ૮₍ •́ ₃•̀₎ა But, in general (the book) the flaws are not concealed Yuha [I understand]

The first story struck a chord with me. From my understanding, the man who is said to be completely clean should belong to the heroine both physically and mentally. He should be clean from body to heart, from beginning to end. But among the five men who married the heroine in the first world, one had a crush before, who was his assistant.

Ahhhhhhhhhhh, author, you didn't say that the heroine's man liked someone else before [laughing awkwardly] [crying] Please, please, please. I really like the heroine you wrote, but I hope the male protagonist never liked someone else, okay, I beg you.

After watching it, I think it's okay. There are three points that support me to continue watching. First, the female protagonist is absolutely dominant in dealing with the male protagonist (regardless of physical/psychological). It is really weird that no matter how excellent and powerful the female protagonist is, she suddenly softens when she meets the male protagonist! ! The second is that the female protagonist has always insisted on having a kidney but not her heart. When she meets the male protagonist, she is not the nymphomaniac in the traditional literature who treats the man as a dream girl and provides him as an ancestor. Instead, she decisively expresses that she wants (to sleep with). The third is that the female protagonist does not have children and the male protagonist does (I don't understand many literary works very well). They have done unreasonable things such as the time-travel and rebirth system, but they turned into Qianlong and secluded the country when the heroine gave birth to children. It is unreasonable/scientific for a woman not to have children) As long as the author can stick to these three points, in my opinion, it is an excellent article! ... As for the plot, I think the highlight of the first world is that the author combined the interstellar ABO supernatural powers and immortality together. At first glance, it looked a bit like my grandma cooking a stew (a bit messy). Later, I tried it and found that it was not bad. At least it can be seen that the author is trying to break the conventional ABO world. Then the second highlight of the world is the heroine's adoptive parents and Uncle Zhong, which really feels like a real person! The third world is that the heroine will finally reject the man on her own initiative and will not get involved in the bloody relationship between the hero and the female partner! I think the fourth world is the best, especially in the early stage, the plot and character settings basically have no poisonous points, but also have fun and funny points! ! There is a comment that is really well written. It's really not that satisfying to follow a man's path and leave a man with nowhere to go! The fifth youth pain literature... Well... I don't feel much! The sixth Western Fantasy, I almost gave up after chasing it. Firstly, I didn't want to follow the serialization. Secondly, the names of the characters in Western Fantasy made my head buzz. Also, at the beginning, the author made a scandal again. He had to create a prodigal-like male protagonist. This is just a joke. I just treated it like a child who is used to eating good food and wants to taste it. What does it taste like, and he has to make a child. , Gave me the feeling that I know that a man is a promiscuous man and can only use children to tie him up (there are also several previous male protagonists who want to have children, but the female protagonists use various reasons to be unable to have children, she does not like children, and even use fake pregnancy to lure the male protagonist/reader)... But overall, the flaws are not concealed, and it is still a good story that can be followed!

It's very interesting. When I first read it, it was a bit confusing and I couldn't understand it. But when I read the following words, it was very interesting. Thank you, the author. You write very well. Keep up the good work and update. I love you. The female protagonist is originally strong, but when she is with the male protagonists, she feels weak, humble, and frustrating to watch. The previous world was okay, but now it seems to be getting worse and worse. As long as the female protagonist is with the male protagonists, she is very humble and weak. No matter what the male protagonists do, she will not be angry, and her temper is super good, so good that she is humble []

Without further ado, let's get straight to the summary! My rating is that it looks great! I really like the heroine's character! Strong women and many male protagonists! When I watched the first world, I was actually a little dizzy at the beginning. Some people and the plot didn't quite understand it. But because I liked the character of the heroine very much, I was eager to understand it. After I fully understood it, I could read it without any problem. It's very interesting to read. In the first world, the female protagonist actually had a good meal. I remember correctly that there were 10 male protagonists (too many men would be tiring), but several of them had emotional conflicts with the female counterpart. But I can accept it, because the male protagonist's body is still clean, and the female protagonist has no shortage of men at all and only eats clean things, so there is no need to care so much, I think. There are fewer men in the second world, but there are quite a few, like 6. But one of them died long ago, lovesick. Fortunately, I have a vest and it came online again at the end. This character is a bit sadistic. The heroine of this world has experienced many twists and turns, all caused by the female supporting characters, but fortunately, they were all resolved by the heroine in the end. In addition, the heroine's parents (the heroine also experienced a real and fake daughter, these parents are not biological parents) are very good, and there is also an Uncle Zhong. I just finished watching the third world. The male protagonists can only be counted among the five. I think it is a pity that there is one male character, but there is nothing I can do. His words are too unstable. This is a minefield for the female protagonist. In fact, I quite like this character, but the ending in this world is really unsolvable. It would be nice if he could get a good ending in his reincarnation. Although the heroine has cleared his memory in this life, the mark should still be there, the peach blossom on his earlobe. My rating for this book should be at least 8.5. I really like this heroine. She is very strong and charming. Although she is a bit sentimental in her relationship, she is very responsible and can afford to give more.

I really like this introduction and this type of writing, but why do so many men of the heroine have relationships with other female characters? I always feel that I am not very clean. There are so many men like this that I feel so sick [I almost cry] The heroine is a real heroine, I really like the heroine

The second world you look at directly has no surprises. There are just too many foreshadowings. The author wanted to write something profound, but many of the contents are barely understood. The writing is quite enjoyable, and the heroine is standard.

Dahuang girls, you can come in and take a look. Emm, what do you say? When I first read it, I was really confused. Then in the second world, I kind of understood the plot. The author's big writing is a bit out of date. Anyway, it's weird and not the same as what I usually read. But I quite like it hahaha [laughing and crying]

The first one was a bit messy and weird, but the second world has improved and the plot is pretty good. I want to know who is behind the scenes.