Quick Transmigration GB
The heroine is no traditional heroine. She puts herself first in everything and loves money.
Nan Xi was living just fine in the modern world until one day a trashy System threatened her and ordered her to save people in need.
What a joke. Does she look like some kind of good person?
It’s a blessing if she doesn’t go looking for trouble herself, and now they expect her to save other people?
She never expected, though, that the villainous male supporting characters she met along the way would be exactly her type. Suddenly, the missions didn’t seem so bad.
As for those in need, there’s usually a reason they’re pitiful.
Nan Xi has her own way of saving them. As long as the targets survive, the mission is done.
World One: A woman-hunting heroine and a wealthy young lord in an ancient matriarchal society
World Two: An entertainment-industry rookie Alpha and a domineering CEO Omega in an ABO world
World Three: An outer-sect disciple and a male cultivator from the Hehuan Sect in a cultivation world
World Four: A bullied fat girl and a vicious school bully in a campus setting
World Five: A professor’s assistant and the second-strongest ability user in the apocalypse
World Six: A second-rate village girl and a villainous male educated youth in a period novel
World Seven: The legitimate daughter of the first wife and a wealthy family’s househusband in a modern matriarchal society
World Eight: A street vendor and a noble young master from a grand household in an alternate Republican-era China
I feel like this is a really cool novel. When you fall in love, you don't forget to continue to develop yourself. Although each world starts off poorly, the heroine will not suffer. It's much better than those novels about heroines who use the banner of heroines to be men's lickers or take over.
I clicked on this book with the mentality of passing the time, and after reading it, I felt it exceeded my expectations. The writing is quite good overall. The author does not have a cookie-cutter redemption routine. Instead, he focuses on the vicious male supporting characters from different worlds. Different types of male villains have their own charms, and the sober and realistic threesome of the heroine is very comfortable to watch. The story is written smoothly, the plots of each world are connected naturally, and the characters are logically online. The only shortcoming is that some branch content is too short. Four stars are recommended to readers who like fast travel and GB themes.
The four stars are because I feel that the author's plot setting is relatively novel and special, and the male and female protagonists are relatively normal and independent. No one is waiting for others to protect the dodder flower. Overall, it is okay, but some plots are jumpy and the emotionally progressive plot feels rushed. It is good to watch it occasionally for a change. I hope it will get better and better in the future!
The setting is quite novel. In traditional fast-travel novels, the protagonist captures and protects the opponent, and the protagonist and the target being captured are together. Sometimes I wonder, saving each other together because of the system strategy mission is good for the mission partner. Is this love or just to complete the mission? This one doesn't, it's very novel, and the male protagonist is not the task target. Although the heroine has system tasks, she will not get too close to the task target, as long as she ensures that there are no problems with the task target.
It's a very good novel. I personally like the male and female protagonists very much, but some words are repetitive. Overall, it's good.
Why does the heroine's character change a little when she loses her memory in the third world? The fourth world is even more outrageous. Doesn't the heroine take revenge when she has a grudge? Why does it feel like there is nothing? A lot of it is not explained clearly. In the fourth and fifth worlds, the male and female protagonists have feelings for each other inexplicably, and then the article ends inexplicably.
Overall, it's okay and pretty, but there are a lot of minor flaws. I don't like stories that are too violent and will kill people if they offend them. But here, it's too depressing. Whether you're bullied, offended, or provoked, you just put it down and do nothing in the end. This is the same in the following worlds. The feeling of frustration in the novel about a woman is not that serious. The whole article is probably about the sweet love between a woman and a man.
It's nice to read [Learned], but I haven't seen the genre before. Book friends can give it a try and appreciate it. I highly recommend [Learned] [Learned] [Learned]. Although the number of chapters is pretty good, I don't think it's enough to read. It's super not enough. To be honest, I really think I can continue writing. Let's continue writing. [Learned] [Learned] [Learned] [Learned] [Learned] [Learned] [Learned] [Learned]
Each world can be viewed individually, and there are some quirks, so just skip them. Overall, I think it's pretty good. You can give it a try.
I think it's quite interesting. Don't think that helping the male protagonist means conquering the male protagonist [laughing and crying] I thought it was conquering the male protagonist at first, but I didn't expect it was another one. But it's pretty good. There is one person in each world, but there is no memory. He is very doting and beautiful [sending my heart]
The female dotes on the male, the male protagonist is poisonous but weak, and the female protagonist is powerful and tomboyish.
It's very sweet, and the heroine dotes on the hero very much. The plot doesn't drag out either.
I feel like this is a really cool novel. When you fall in love, you don't forget to continue to develop yourself. Although each world starts off poorly, the heroine will not suffer. It's much better than those novels about heroines who use the banner of heroines to be men's lickers or take over.
I clicked on this book with the mentality of passing the time, and after reading it, I felt it exceeded my expectations. The writing is quite good overall. The author does not have a cookie-cutter redemption routine. Instead, he focuses on the vicious male supporting characters from different worlds. Different types of male villains have their own charms, and the sober and realistic threesome of the heroine is very comfortable to watch. The story is written smoothly, the plots of each world are connected naturally, and the characters are logically online. The only shortcoming is that some branch content is too short. Four stars are recommended to readers who like fast travel and GB themes.
The four stars are because I feel that the author's plot setting is relatively novel and special, and the male and female protagonists are relatively normal and independent. No one is waiting for others to protect the dodder flower. Overall, it is okay, but some plots are jumpy and the emotionally progressive plot feels rushed. It is good to watch it occasionally for a change. I hope it will get better and better in the future!
The setting is quite novel. In traditional fast-travel novels, the protagonist captures and protects the opponent, and the protagonist and the target being captured are together. Sometimes I wonder, saving each other together because of the system strategy mission is good for the mission partner. Is this love or just to complete the mission? This one doesn't, it's very novel, and the male protagonist is not the task target. Although the heroine has system tasks, she will not get too close to the task target, as long as she ensures that there are no problems with the task target.
It's a very good novel. I personally like the male and female protagonists very much, but some words are repetitive. Overall, it's good. Why does the heroine's character change a little when she loses her memory in the third world? The fourth world is even more outrageous. Doesn't the heroine take revenge when she has a grudge? Why does it feel like there is nothing? A lot of it is not explained clearly. In the fourth and fifth worlds, the male and female protagonists have feelings for each other inexplicably, and then the article ends inexplicably.
Overall, it's okay and pretty, but there are a lot of minor flaws. I don't like stories that are too violent and will kill people if they offend them. But here, it's too depressing. Whether you're bullied, offended, or provoked, you just put it down and do nothing in the end. This is the same in the following worlds. The feeling of frustration in the novel about a woman is not that serious. The whole article is probably about the sweet love between a woman and a man.
It's nice to read [Learned], but I haven't seen the genre before. Book friends can give it a try and appreciate it. I highly recommend [Learned] [Learned] [Learned]. Although the number of chapters is pretty good, I don't think it's enough to read. It's super not enough. To be honest, I really think I can continue writing. Let's continue writing. [Learned] [Learned] [Learned] [Learned] [Learned] [Learned] [Learned] [Learned] Each world can be viewed individually, and there are some quirks, so just skip them. Overall, I think it's pretty good. You can give it a try.
I think it's quite interesting. Don't think that helping the male protagonist means conquering the male protagonist [laughing and crying] I thought it was conquering the male protagonist at first, but I didn't expect it was another one. But it's pretty good. There is one person in each world, but there is no memory. He is very doting and beautiful [sending my heart]
The female dotes on the male, the male protagonist is poisonous but weak, and the female protagonist is powerful and tomboyish.
It's very sweet, and the heroine dotes on the hero very much. The plot doesn't drag out either.