My Mind Is Too Full of Crazy Ideas, So I'm Forced to Keep the Show Going 2

The protagonists in these worlds seem a bit homogenous? They're all hot-blooded idiots, and some even seem to have a "get what they deserve" vibe, like the protagonist in Long Ao and Ling's world (I forgot his name). I remember Jiang Jiang's setting was supposed to be inserting into different worlds, so the protagonist types should be more diverse.

However, I still want to say, author, your writing is fine as long as it's average, your style is fine as long as it's average, you don't need to write it to perfection. How am I supposed to read other books in the future? 😜 It's so good! It's the kind of book that makes your eyes light up when you glance at the author's work while walking down the street, and even an old man in the village…

I've been following this book since the last one, and the main characters' alternate identities are all super interesting!! The story is fun too, and I'm constantly scratching my head trying to keep up with the updates! Luckily, our author updates consistently and has plenty of drafts in reserve; who understands the joy of three updates a day?! Come check it out, friends!!

Yay! It's Jiang Jiang Part 2!

I absolutely love Qingran's writing style; it's very comfortable to read. Every world is so interesting 😳 but so few people watch it. It's okay, the best things in the world are best enjoyed by yourself! 😆 I'm a long-time reader who's been following the series since the first book (I guess so). Watching Jiang Jiang grow up to this point is quite moving. Finally, I hope Qingran will not stop updating! P. S. I'll rate you using a different account when my phone comes back!

I was surprised to find that there were no reviews. I don't know why, but this book doesn't seem to have as many views as the previous one. It seems like a hidden gem has been buried. I've been following this series since the last one. I've watched Jiang Jiang grow up, from being socially awkward at the beginning to becoming very comfortable.

It's alright, mostly slice-of-life, with a lighthearted main plot featuring a retired old man taking a walk. There's a lot of explanation for his personality and actions, but I'd rather the protagonist wasn't human. It was too relatable; I felt forced into social situations. Maybe I'm just tired and crave something a bit more eccentric.

Oh, it's Jiang Jiang again. It looks amazing but there's nobody here. What's going on with the fact that the student's grades were pretty good in the previous year?

Sigh, it's almost over... I'll leave this as a memento for myself 💕 Thank you everyone for your support.

I followed this book from the previous one, drawn in by the genre. The author's writing is particularly interesting, and watching the protagonist's journey through countless transmigrations is incredibly satisfying. However, I personally dislike the word "motherly" or "nagging"; other words could be used instead. Watching Jiang Jiang rise to leadership along the way is quite an experience. I hope this book will continue to improve.