Quick Transmigration: A Life of Stockpiling in Small Worlds

Friendly articles for those who like hoarding [laughing] I can't say what's bad about the post-apocalyptic world, but I really can't stand it and don't like it. I saw the author said that many people skipped it and I skipped it too. The subsequent cultivation interstellar stuff was pretty good and I just took off. This cultivation is the simplest cultivation I've ever seen. It's a big world and there's no danger of disputes, but it's still a third-generation cultivation! I passed through several special worlds later, and I also skipped the emerald world. I didn't feel like watching the others but it was okay [laughing]

The story of the small world is very exciting and novel (especially the spirit space where the heroine travels through the second plane, the natural space of the western fantasy plane, the magical farm of the interstellar plane, and the space equipment of the modern magic plane). 🤔🤔🤔I like to stock up on goods (but sometimes the number of goods stocked by the female host is insufficient), but without learning knowledge in a small world without fantasy, the decision to die in the immortal realm is very strange🤔🤔🤔The female host in the author's character has great shortcomings, but is kind and sometimes has a bit of a virgin. The heroine's ability to travel through the soul multiple times should be very powerful, and using clairvoyance eyes should not cause fatigue or consume the soul's mental energy.

Personally, I think it is very exciting. Although I watched this TV series 10 years ago, I still think it is very good when I watch it again. The pace is tight and not very verbose. I like to hear stories about people hoarding goods in various worlds. I give it a 9.5 Rating. Five-star rating. 👍🏻The author

It took me a few days to read it all, except Modern Magic. Only "Orchid Valley" has a bug: the elf is set to be 30 centimeters tall, but the author later wrote it as if it was only 3 centimeters... The writing is pretty good

I think it's very interesting and I really like this kind of hoarding article. Although I have seen many people say that the heroine is too holy, I feel that the things I hoard are useless if you don't use them. You might as well use them when the time comes, and the heroine can also make them herself later, which is beautiful and beautiful.

It's super cool, just get through the first small world. It was mainly about the growth process of the heroine from an ordinary person to traveling through different worlds. There were indeed some blocking points, but when I couldn't stand it any longer, I found that the first world had just ended. The 2nd and 3rd ones at the back are super nice, I've been stocking up on them, and they're very easy to use on a daily basis.

The plot of this book is gripping, the text is vivid, and you can't stop reading it. It is a good book worth reading.

Very plain, cool article. The heroine is an ordinary person, so it's best to skip the first world. The people who help the heroine include both women and men. The female supporting characters are not nymphomaniacs, love brains, or dodders. The heroine is very generous, because she does not lack the things she gives, and those things are just a drop in the bucket. If you can't accept it, don't read it.

The writing style is not bad, but the overall situation is not enough. For example, in the modern world, there is no benefit for the country and the people, and only one person can do whatever he wants. However, the author has a big imagination, and many of the adventures he writes are very novel, strange and spiritual. Another thing is that the family feelings are not delicate enough, and the feelings between men and women are not at all.

Very nice, I like the second world, [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]