
Without a Golden Finger, How Many Days Can You Survive After Transmigrating in Quick Transmigration?
快穿没有金手指穿越能活几天
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 521k Words
- Genre
- Fantastical Romance
- Subgenre
- Quick Transmigration
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Books That Help You Get Better at Scheming
Any books that can improve your ability to read between the lines?
Any Books with an Ordinary Protagonist, No Cheats, and Average Looks?
An average-looking male lead, no cheat abilities, and not a power fantasy. I just want to read about an ordinary person. Novels all feel so lofty and out of touch with everyday people, with handsome guys as every protagonist.
Protagonists Reincarnated as Strange Things or Creatures
Stories About Cautious Little Nobodies
Looking for books like Hoarding Supplies in a Natural Disaster: A Socially Anxious Girl Living Alone. It doesn’t have to be about a disaster. I just want a female lead living on her own, with a small golden finger. Just an ordinary, unremarkable person.
A Particularly Memorable Arc in a Quick Transmigration Story
I only need one captivating mini-world; I don't care what the rest of the book is like. Ideally, each book should have just one or two good mini-worlds, and each one should be at least 35 chapters long. If possible, just tell me the title and which mini-world it is. Thanks so much!
Looking for High-Quality Urban Cultivation Novels
I’d like a story about a protagonist who quietly cultivates in a modern city, gradually revealing their strength. Something with a vibe like *Cultivation Chat Group*, with humor mixed into everyday life and a relaxed pace. The protagonist should be smart.
I Refuse to Believe Tomato Novel Has No Truly Great Books Without a System or a Golden Finger
Quick Transmigration, a Minor Character Focused on Their Own Life, No Harem Magnet
An ordinary background character, no missions, just living a simple life. No one who's adored by everyone. If they're supposed to be an ordinary background character, why are they adored by everyone?
Traditional Cultivation, Urban Cultivation, and Cultivators on Earth
Looking for books like Song of Long Embers. Traditional cultivation, modern urban cultivation, or Earth-based settings.
No-Romance Quick Transmigration with a Free-Spirited Female Lead, Nothing Too Clichéd
No additional details.
Historical What-If Stories About Empresses
I want books similar to The Imperial Palace Collapses, and the Empress and Her Officials Crowd into My Home to Hold Court. Highly recommended, it's great.
I’m So Done with Quick Transmigration Stories These Days
I'd like books similar to *This Host Is Something Else: He Really Dies When Told to Die for the Villain*. Can the protagonist take quick transmigration assignments a little more seriously? I can accept someone else forcing you to fail a mission, but not when you sabotage it yourself, like feeling sorry for the target or falling for the person you're supposed to...
Infinite Reincarnation Stories
From the Middle Ages to a medieval fantasy world, then the Abyss, then the Warhammer universe. The protagonist keeps dying too quickly: in his first seven chapters, he reincarnates seven times and never survives the tutorial stage. Note: There is a two-day period of weakness at the start of each reincarnation, known as the tutorial stage, and the death rate is very high.
Looking for a Fresh, Completed Novel. I'm in a Reading Slump, Please Help 🥹🥹🥹
Something so gripping you won't want to skip a single part.
Are There Any Cosplayers Who Transmigrate Without Acting Out of Character? Ahhh!
A Step-by-Step Guide to Great Transmigration Novels
Looking for books like *She Can Heal, Fight, and Speak to Animals: The Marquis’s Abandoned Daughter Is Unstoppable*. The beast was thrown away, then picked up by a tiger. Would the tiger eat her?
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I think the plot and writing are quite good. Although the protagonist always dies miserably and looks mentally retarded, people in modern society cannot get rid of their past thoughts. Because apart from natural disasters and man-made disasters, we have never encountered great dangers. How can we be prepared for danger in times of peace? In addition, the protagonist is teased by fate and is always unlucky and does not live long. It is great to be able to make progress slowly.
It's really good-looking. There are no cheats, no memories and plug-ins. It's the kind of normal behavior that ordinary people should have after time travel. The heroine is not a young girl, so she won't have that kind of blustering behavior. She is not strong enough in the heart. Every world is so miserable, and it is easy for people to become afraid or cower or to be in despair. I want to make a change, but after a few worlds, it is easy to forget where I came from. It is a very real and down-to-earth novel. For readers, it is a bit anxious not to see the aftermath of death. For the protagonist, he is just a passer-by. Every world is seamlessly connected and everyone is dead. There is no time or thought to grieve the spring and autumn.
I'm looking for a sequel to the story about Centipede Spirit. I feel like there are very few stories of this type in Tomato nowadays. Better than those sour love stories
I have been reading the novel for many years, and now I can't stand the exaggerated ones, the love stories, and the silly ones with super relatives. I just like this article. The protagonist has to work hard to survive every time, and there are all kinds of small worlds. It's really good. The author's writing is very good, and there is no nonsense. As for the plot, the heroine actually has to work hard to survive in every world. It is reasonable for some worlds to not survive for a few days. Each short story has the feeling of being told. I hope there will be an extra chapter after each short story. Otherwise, it will be a pity to read. I really like the author's writing style. Come on, author!
The first few worlds are a bit confusing, but they seem more real because of them! This is the real situation after ordinary people time travel, there are not so many golden fingers and noble people! There is no such thing as extraordinary IQ! To sum up, it is very beautiful!
The heroine died too quickly, but other than that, everything was good. Every time the story just unfolded, I clicked into the table of contents to see what would happen next, and I found that there were still two chapters left in the new world. . . I don't even care about the current world anymore, I'm almost dead anyway. . .
Although he dies quickly, the author repeatedly emphasizes that the protagonist is an ordinary person, so he can only accept it. At the very least, it can be seen that the protagonist is making progress. The protagonist is really working hard to learn more skills and prepare for the future. He knows from the beginning that he needs to increase his force value. After all, learning martial arts requires long-term accumulation of brain, experience, and wisdom, but learning martial arts can immediately increase the ability to protect himself. Fist is the confidence. Yes, as long as there are no new big thunders in the future and you continue to have no CP, you can continue watching.
The author's writing style is very engaging and engaging. I hope I can make up a few extra chapters if I have time. Otherwise, watching the heroine die, I always feel like there is something missing later [laughing and crying]
It's a very good novel. I'm used to seeing protagonists who kill everyone and have ridiculous golden fingers. I feel a little tired of novels. I just want to see the ordinary existence of ordinary people. But I would like to give the author some advice, which is to write the ending of each small world. Otherwise, there will always be a feeling that the story stopped abruptly in the middle, which will be very uncomfortable. The writing is very good. I hope the author will update it soon.
The characters in each world are very interesting, the author's writing is profound, and the story is cleverly conceived. The only regret is that it ends abruptly every time, but this is more in line with the title of the book [face covering]