Quick Transmigration: The Alluring Dodder Vine's Guide to Winning the Male Lead

Gasu Gasu's. The female protagonist is very beautiful, the male protagonist is ancient, and he has that taste anyway. I sometimes get angry when I look at it, and alas, I also feel that the sweetness is a bit short. Also, there are question marks all over it. Alas, I have no desire to do cloze at all. Where do you see those question marks? But I still have to avoid a surprise. The author of this book does not love women, but only loves men. He actually abuses the female protagonist from the beginning to the end. He never abuses the male protagonist. In some parts of the plot that are very weak, he also particularly abuses the female protagonist.

Good reading. I hope the author can read my review and write about Gu Yiye, the ace soldier, and give him a different ending. He sacrificed his life's happiness to repay his kindness. I hope the author can give him a different ending. The author's writing is really good, I like it very much. [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Almost cry][Almost cry][Almost cry]

It's beautiful, even better than the author's other book [laughing and crying]. The author's writing skills have clearly improved in this book, and the heroine is described very seductively. In fact, I really like this setting. The beautiful and weak Cuscuta flower will look up at you with tears in her eyes, and she will immediately defeat the male protagonist [laughing and crying]. The male protagonist is also better than the other one, clean and very nice to the female protagonist. The author could create an ancient world of pseudo-orthopedics [laughing and crying]. The second world of the real and fake daughter and brother is really nice. I feel that the setting of the male protagonist is very good. He has taken on everything by himself, is very smart, and can deal with the enemies quickly. He will never let the female protagonist suffer more than the next day.

It's really beautiful. Don't finish it so quickly. I really couldn't help it. I saw that the previous few worlds were all clean, at least physically, and I thought this one was different from the other one. But it turned out that uncleanness came again later. I couldn't bear it and left first.

Damn, this book is more XP for me, ah, ah, ah, more, more, more It's this kind of plot that's a little sour (I love watching heroines cry when I'm a bad guy) but is actually very sweet. The back part should be so sweet too

Big cheers for the author! I was so excited, the male protagonist was finally clean, and the female protagonist came while the male protagonist was clean, finally! ! So excited! ! It's not that the other book is not well written, but I don't like the characters in it where the men are not clean and the women are not clean, which sometimes makes me feel a little aggrieved. After all, in the female books, everyone is required to be clean. But this book really suits my liking. After all, the male protagonist is pretty clean and the main plot is explained very clearly. Good review! ! 🥰🥰

It's good to watch, and the heroine is more delicate than the first one. Originally, I was thinking that I might not be able to figure out the relationship between the characters if I didn't watch the TV series. Later, I found that there was no need to refer to the TV series at all. The book itself was very immersive, and it was treated as an independent character created by the author, and so was the male protagonist. It's clean, but it's a little less decisive than the male protagonist in the first part. But I've only read the first story of King Langya, and I don't know if it will be the same in the later ones, but it's okay, and it doesn't hurt me. I give the author a big thumbs up! After watching it, my favorite male protagonist in The Second World is Xuan Yuan and Shuang Jie from the first part.

There will be situations where the character of the female protagonist is discredited (for example, she was originally cool but turned into just looking down on herself). There are relatively few plots to abuse the female protagonist. Generally, the female protagonist is wronged and then the male protagonist takes revenge (which is pretty cool)

I think these character designs are pretty good, except for one thing. If the memory of the heroine is not erased and she is clearly used as tea, I think it will be more interesting to watch, and the deliberate seduction will be more interesting. The current heroines always have the feeling of soulless puppets. If these female protagonists are all pretending to be weak, I think it can be given five stars.

I've finished reading it. Overall, it's a good read. The male protagonist in this one is much better than the unclean one. The female protagonist finally eats a clean man. Hehehe~ It's just a bit short, it would be nice if there were more words.