A Man's Quick Transmigration: He Refuses to Be Controlled!

I quite like it, although it feels a bit like a documentary. (Some dialogues have been omitted) It's just that it's too difficult for the male protagonist🥲. He does the task seriously, he has to give the murdered female characters a good life until they die, and he also has to take care of their mood. The male protagonist does the task like a classmate. Haha, very interesting, looking forward to the update. [Sending Hearts]

Well, it's quite interesting. The protagonist is quite selfish in the early stage. That's understandable. Just like an ordinary person, he treats things like time travel as a game, because he knows that he will continue to do tasks, and all the people he comes into contact with will only be for a short period of 100 years. It is equivalent to a ratio, that is, each task only takes up one hour of his day. There are more and more secret missions, and the strength is getting stronger and stronger, and the people around him are regarded as NPCs. He began to grow later, and by chance during the mission, he became enlightened and gradually became a truly good man. I hope it gets better and better, at least not so bloody. I also considered why the original owner cannot be brought back. This is because people are different and have different handling methods. People like the protagonist are more rational than emotional in early mission events, so they are naturally more suitable for missions. Like the eldest lady in the apocalypse, if the original owner comes, then the original owner will obey the eldest lady's orders unconditionally. As for the adopted pretty boy, if the original owner came over, he would not be able to turn the situation around, and the final result would be that the heroine, uh, is destroyed, and repeats the trajectory of her original life. There are no big pitfalls. As far as the plot is concerned, there is nothing very exciting. It's not that the writing is not good, the author's handling of emotional expression is very good. Well, that's it. Anyway, I only updated a few small worlds and can only see so much.

Although the author has not written that much in this book, from these few small worlds, I feel that Xiao Ran in the author's writing is slowly growing up. The author's writing style is vivid and interesting, giving me an intangible touch that many novels don't have. There are always many unfortunate things in the world. People who are in trouble always want to walk towards the light, but they lose their courage, so I feel that Brother Ran is the kind of person who can lead you towards the light. Hey, I hope the author will update every day [Blow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Flow a kiss] What's wrong with the author recently? Is he no longer motivated? [Crying][crying]. I updated it only once a day, and I thought I would watch it together, but the story of the ugly guy and the handsome guy is so good. (There is no world full of beauties, so I really like this little story; the bold pursuit of love, although the way it started was not good, but I envy that girl because she has parents who dote on her, and she has the courage and perseverance to pursue love) I like it so much [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] I want to update it every day.

This is the most humane speed traveler I have ever seen. I don't understand why the score is so low. The inner description of Xiao Ran is very deep. It's not the kind of boring and brainless quick wear just for fun. He replied that he is selfish, confused, loves and is afraid of losing. This is a normal person. The redemption in many fast-traveling novels is very superficial. I don't believe that one person can act to one person for a lifetime and the other person will feel that he really loves him. This is a rare fast-traveling article with connotation. Five points recommended. It's the ceiling that's almost breaking through my heart. Not a popcorn-flavored novel.

At first I thought the pace was fast, and then I went through the tasks smoothly. But I feel that the male protagonist is just pretending, but slowly looking at it, it is also a growth story. The male protagonist slowly experiences those emotions during the task and learns to switch perspectives and consider others. When I saw the latest article about a girl being abducted into the mountains, I thought it would be a very innocent one like the one I had seen before, and I would rescue her before being abducted. Unexpectedly, after the girl was rescued, in the story of inner enlightenment and redemption, the male protagonist himself was growing, and he was also growing in the mission goals. It can be said that these redeemed female supporting characters cannot always rely on the help of others and must be strong and independent to face difficulties.

The writing is very, very good. In fact, I didn't like the male protagonist's character at first. He was too condescending. Some people may say that you don't want to lick a dog, but quick redemption should be sweeter. So in the third story, the male protagonist can reflect on his own shortcomings and correct them in time. It's good.

How to put it this way, I just had a sense of immersion and then the male protagonist lost his control. It felt like acting or acting for a lifetime, which made me tired just thinking about it. Some details of the first world can show that the male protagonist is very selfish and can't do it if he wants to touch the emotional line. However, the author's character descriptions are quite good, and the female protagonist's personality is not the same.

The first world is more warm and pure, and there are not so many emotional entanglements in redemption. For the first time, I felt that it was inexplicably over before it even started. The third world is like giving me a male protagonist who saves his company, but giving me a female protagonist who only wants her sweetheart to become a pure love mind, and the protagonist is also tolerant and has very little emotion. There are a lot of emotional entanglements in the fourth world, which gave me a feeling that I have no regrets but a lot of regrets. The characters are handled very well in all aspects. I feel that this is the most exciting world. I highly recommend it. The emotional descriptions in the fourth world are very detailed, but they don't seem to be written in a refreshing way [Send my heart][Send my heart][Send my heart]

Now that I have read Chapter 76, I really can't help but comment. When I first read this world, it was written that the male protagonist came after the female protagonist was rescued. I was thinking, why didn't I come earlier, so my expectations were very low, but the writing was so good that I was moved to tears. The original owner is a very good person, but it is often good people who cause pain because they cannot free themselves. He "summoned" the male protagonist because he couldn't hold on anymore, let alone save his lover, but he still left a lot of love to influence the male protagonist. When I first read the review, it was written that the male protagonist was relatively condescending at first, which was indeed a bit. Because it was described from his perspective, I put myself into his mentality, and I also had some harsh criticisms of the previous female protagonists. In today's world, if the male protagonist is truly devoted to saving the female protagonist and the original protagonist, I will feel that they are both very good people, and the male protagonist is also a very good person. The author's writing is so good. Even at my age, he made me cry and wet a bunch of tissues while reading it. When I saw Chapter 124, I felt like I couldn't read it anymore, and my eyes were swollen from crying. I should say it or not, but the writing in this book is okay, but there are too many psychological descriptions, and I am always struggling with whether to love or not. It may also be that a layman like me cannot understand the entanglement and pursuit of an immortal like him. It is more comfortable to read Shuangwen on Tomato. Sometimes in this book, it is obvious that the male protagonist has been with the female partner for her whole life, but the final ending always makes people sad because the author always describes the male protagonist as sad, but I can't accept it. Is it possible that the author only wrote about abuse before? It feels like everything that appears in this book is meant to torture the reader, just like the puppet bees brought out by the male protagonist in the previous world. When destroying them, there is a description of them crying and calling daddy, so as to make me cry. The world of bandits has obviously been around for a lifetime. I have to add one last sentence. The man who fell in love with 01 will love her for the rest of his life. She was also sad when he left. But the question is, it is a system. Do you have to torture me just like this?

Let me give you a long review. I have finished reading The World of Delinquents and Good Girls and my feelings after reading the first few chapters of The End of the World (paragraph of my review) , paraphrase and post a book review): Sure enough, the difficulty of the task reminds me of whitewashing the world. People are treated as scumbags and scumbags in order to motivate each other, and then the task is completed successfully, and all points are blocked to do the whitewashing task. This is really awesome, although I really like to watch this kind of thing, but after I watch it too much, I don't feel sorry for anyone anymore. I only feel sorry for the protagonist. Because of empathy, and because I control the protagonist, the male protagonist now has to calculate people's hearts and ensure that it will not affect the mission. He keeps pretending like this. It seems that in the last life Jie Chu's obsession is broken. He is a little afraid that the male protagonist will make him crazy. If he keeps acting like this, Lin Xi is pretty good. He has the same feeling as the protagonist. It is very annoying. Just because it is the target of the mission. Otherwise, who cares about you? The previous world was pretty good. , It's good to watch, but next time I watch it, I'll have to watch it in immersive mode, because I'm not very righteous in the first place, and my ability to empathize is still strong, so I was a little affected. In a word, the previous world, coupled with the attitude of the protagonist in this world, and the character of the mission target made I opened the door to a new world. I just feel that my head is a little wider. I feel like I have seen something new. I quite like this new feeling. (I will give four stars first because I haven't finished the ones I chose to read. The main reason for giving four stars is that the character of the hero's mission in the apocalypse makes me feel that the mission is a mission. Targets are human beings too, and they have their own hidden thoughts. It feels a bit dark. I don't want to accept this. I usually read sweet and cool articles. Reality is not easy anymore, so I read something relaxing for myself. Of course, this is how I felt after reading it. Don't scold me, and I won't delete the review. I just want to give it four stars)