Quick Transmigration: She Has Dissociative Disorder, But Doesn't Care

It's pretty good. I gave it a good review because I saw in the comments that I felt sorry for Nan Bao's little wife on a female channel. It made me laugh. So why should I watch female channels if I love a man? I just like this kind of heroine who doesn't care about men. The author works hard to fly

——Author's statement The protagonist of this book, Jing Ci, is the product of my extreme idealization of the characteristics of a certain stage of my personality. During that special period of growth, I did go through a period of being an "absolutely neutral" observer - like standing in a laboratory outside the world, calmly recording all emotional fluctuations but refusing to participate in them. But Jing Ci is much more pure than me. She is the perfect nihilist image in my mind: 1. The emotional barrier of complete dissociation - the joys and sorrows of the outside world are like a layer of tempered glass. 2. Absolutely rational decision-making mechanism - every choice is as precise as solving a mathematical equation 3. The free fall of existentialism - Since we will eventually be annihilated, we are not afraid of gain and loss. During the creative process, I kept thinking: What kind of state of existence will a person be in when he truly reaches the state of "being strong without desire"? Jingci is my answer - she travels through the worlds like a quantum ghost, turning every encounter into a carefully designed controlled experiment. It should be noted in particular that the "perfection" of Jingci is not perfection in the traditional sense, but an ultimate purity: She doesn't take pleasure in compliments I won't be sad about parting She will not be angry at betrayal. This trait makes some readers think she is "too cold", but this is the core of what I want to explore - when humans are completely freed from emotional fetters, will they gain freedom, or will they lose their essence as a human being? Those seemingly cruel choices in the book (such as the attitude towards Xia Yanrui) are actually the most honest compassion in the value system of Jing Ci. She would rather be the biting cold wind than the false warm sun. This almost aesthetic attitude towards life is, to some extent, my poetic reconstruction of my "observer period". Perhaps the story should stop here. What about writing a few more worlds? Jingci will not stop for anyone, whether it is a real daughter or a vicious female supporting role, it is just another meaningless reincarnation for her. The first few worlds are enough - she is cold, detached, and indifferent even to death. More similar plots will only make readers tired and Jing Ci tired. All she wanted was eternal peace. So, why not end it here. Although some people think the last two volumes are OOC, the essence of Jingci has never changed - she has always been the sober, ruthless observer who can't even do anything about the system. She doesn't need redemption, growth, or even an ending. All she wanted was a complete, painless, undisturbed death. As I write this, my eyes feel a little hot. Jingci is the me before, the purer me. And now, have I finally admitted who I was back then?

Although after watching it too much, I feel that every world is the same, but this absolutely rational character really pokes me. However, I always feel that it would be a waste for this kind of character to only focus on love and love, but I also feel that if I don't care about anything, I will not participate in battles such as war, power, etc. That's good too

Many people may not be able to accept this novel, or find it nonsensical, but it perfectly demonstrates the god in my eyes. The gods lowered their eyes, showing neither sadness nor joy. His kindness pours down from the sky like stars, illuminating all living beings regardless of high or low. His evil is like an eternal cold wave, sweeping across the world without any partiality Show no favor, show no mercy, All the rotten dogs are no more than the sand of the Ganges in His eyes. He is still selfless, as inclusive as the void; He is still equal, just like the reincarnation of heaven; Only from that highest place, casting a cold and indifferent gaze, It's like watching ants rise and fall in the established torrent.

The recommendation is worth five stars. The heroine is very beautiful and no one will love her. The author writes it very well. Although it is a little imperfect, imperfection is perfection, right? If you want to see a heartthrob and indifferent heroine, you can watch this. The plot is very good and deserves five stars.

I don't want to see forced plots (I am an absolute female protagonist) I don't like hypocritical love. Alas, love is inherently illusory, so I came to see the heartthrob's unconditional love. This hypocrisy makes me speechless.

What did the heroine say? Like a sleeping husband, like a pessimist trapped in nihilism, like a traveler who cannot integrate into the world. Tired, destroy it! Sometimes I wonder, does the heroine not care or does the heroine dare not care? Is it because the world doesn't love the heroine, or the heroine doesn't love the world, or it's because the world doesn't love the heroine that the heroine doesn't want to love the world.

Very, very, very beautiful. Aci has a kind of divinity. Passing by the world, he stirs up the world of mortals but is not stained by them.

Hey, will the heroine become emotional in the end? It feels like the emotional fluctuations in the past few worlds have become bigger. I quite like the indifferent look of the heroines in the first few worlds.

The hero is trying to fall in love with a dead man. As we all know, the heroine is made up of 99% rationality and 1% flesh and blood.