Quick Transmigration: Everyday Gossip with My Childhood Friend

When I read the synopsis, I felt it was novel, and I was very interested in the setting. However, when I read it, it felt awkward no matter how I looked at it. The male and female protagonists looked like partners or siblings, not like they liked each other or had a crush on one of them. If they were in love for a long time, I didn't say it. The author probably wanted to describe a heroine who is emotionally slow or relatively indifferent, but when I read it, I always felt weird, like she was pretending to be forced, and she was condescending and critical of other people in the small world. In the first plane, she had a very subtle malice towards the girls in the original world (it was not stated or made out, but the inner os felt weird), a bit like a time-traveling girl looking down on indigenous girls.

I don't understand. The first small world character seems to be a puppet controlled by the plot. Is there any need to collect such emotions? A small-world male protagonist who is not attracted to his official heroine returns to "normal" with the help of two outsiders. Is this a sweet story? And where are the melons! !