Quick Transmigration: I Cut Ties with My Family from the Start and Strike It Rich with My Pocket Dimension

It looks good. Although the heroine is a high school student who traveled through time, she is as mature and calm as an adult. She does not drool and her heartbeat becomes unbalanced and unable to walk as soon as she sees the hero. It makes her feel at ease🫰. The plot has obvious routines, but it doesn't matter. I just like to watch routines. The male protagonist who engages in black market transactions is the future villain boss, the girl who travels through books fights the reborn girl, the spirit spring space, the recycle bin to pick up leaks, and the ownerless treasure in the mountains must be equipped with several spies. The most fashionable elements are here, everything you want to see is there. Jpg The male protagonist is quite stereotyped from his character to his emotional line, but the writing is okay and not ugly. At least he is very clear-headed when it comes to the best people in his original family, and he can handle the separation of the house cleanly and neatly. Unlike some period novels where the male protagonist outsources all the trivial matters at home to the female protagonist to fight with😒 Even the flirtatious guy next to him who always calls the heroine "sister-in-law" loudly is so classic, comparable to the character of the domineering housekeeper. The shortcoming is that the middle section where the best actors are holding each other back is too long. The heroine often has no sense of presence for a chapter or two. The control of this rhythm is a bit unbalanced and occasionally seems dragging. The chronicle copy is too long for fast travel, and is more like slow travel. Now I just look forward to the heroine quickly taking over the spiritual spring space to cure her deafness, rubbing her hands and other updates🥰

It's not bad. Except for the heroine's miserable experience, she has a cautious personality and clear goals. She is not a Feng Aotian-type protagonist who is a day-to-day protagonist, but a serious and hard-working heroine who is smart, cautious, low-key, and independent. I like this kind of character. Regardless of reality or novels, people like this kind of person. And if you have a chance to have a golden finger, it will look even better.

It's really good-looking. I think the heroine's baby also works hard in her studies and life. It's not like the comment section says it all depends on the hero. Perseverance is a difficult and handsome thing in itself. I feel like I don't know how to refute what the baby said in the comment area. It seems reasonable but also seems a bit one-sided. But it is true that the emotional line is not prominent in each small world. If you like the delicious food of the sweet couple, you can skip it and watch it. The extras are very good. Little ones can taste it for themselves. If you feel uncomfortable, read the comments, leave a like, or watch the extras. Ovo

It's a rare and good-looking text about space travel, the system and the world trader tool spirit, although it will intercept the energy resources obtained by the host, it's stingy, but it's okay. The host is awake, has three correct views, and is not the Holy Mother [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

It's pretty good-looking, I like the heroine, but it's a bit awkward It looks good, boss. When will there be another period article? I like it so much.

A high school student traveled through time. His ex-mother remarried, his father was violent, his grandmother was abusive, and his right ear was even beaten to deafness, and there were countless hidden injuries on his body. During the first story, when my ears became deaf again, I felt that this little girl had really suffered enough, and it was more terrifying than the calamity of the gods. Fortunately, there are still people who are determined to be good to her. Although the second story is about the fake daughter, at first impression, I thought it was quite unpleasant when I saw the real daughter speaking. However, I also complained that the people who abducted her did not teach her. Later, I discovered that the real daughter was so shrewd that at least in that era she would not lose herself. Wen Lu can also get along with Wen Cheng (after all, the real daughter Wen Cheng is afraid of Wen Lu [face covering]) The third story uses his own abilities to make a lot of contributions to the people during the Anti-Japanese War. I think this should be something that every Chinese person wants to do. I think no matter who has this ability, they will not look back. In the fourth story, I only saw a world that people say is scary. I was scapegoated for no reason, I became a mistress for no reason, I committed suicide by jumping into a river for no reason. All of them were framed, even from my own hometown, my own sisters. There is also a part in the extra chapter about redeeming Wen Lu. I think it is very heartwarming. Everyone wants to have a wonderful childhood, but it is difficult to achieve it. People nowadays are reluctant to have children not only because they have no money, house, or car, but also because they have a heavy sense of responsibility and do not want to give birth to a child when they are incapable of giving him a wonderful childhood and everything he wants. I hope those who experienced a tragic childhood can find someone who loves them, and they should love themselves too.

Five-star praise is given to the hard-working author At the end, I found out that he was the male protagonist of Slice Lord God of Mechanical Life The first world is a bit depressing It feels like the heroine has met her stepmother It must be so miserable My favorite story about the 1940s Great article Goldfinger wide open…

I just finished watching the first world. The female protagonist is cute, smart, calm and brave, and the male protagonist is a loyal dog. The story is so coherent that you can't stop. Although there are reborn characters who travel through the book, they are all cannon fodder and pose no threat to the female protagonist. It's very enjoyable to read.

Don't be fooled by the ratings. It's a very good novel. It's better than the ones with high ratings. Bookworms guarantee it.

It's really beautiful and deserves a five-star rating!