Quick Transmigration: The Villainous Male Supporting Character Becomes the Beloved White Moonlight

After reading the first plane, the writing style of the author was really good. 😢 But Tiantian and Xiaoxun both died. Even if he was killed, it was really cruel. The moment I finally dialed Xiaoxun's phone and said "Goodbye, Shen Yuxun…" after seeing Tiantian's death, I really cried 😢 I hope we can be together well in the next plane while we are still alive and then 😢, don't both die.

So beautiful! After watching the first small world, I came to give it a five-star review! [Blow kiss] The protagonist's baby is very cute, he doesn't procrastinate when doing tasks, and he is a very careful and gentle baby 💕 Gong is always there in the self-guide, which is very funny hhh The author is also very funny ~ I really like the setting of this book, the characters have distinct personalities, and the protagonist of the original book is not a vicious character! Overall, it's really nice to watch, although sometimes the missions issued by the system are so evil that I almost want to escape 😂 😢 I don't think there's anything that requires lightning protection. In the first world, two people died together (Shou is considered a death escape), but since Shou is set in White Moonlight, I think it's normal! I think it's quite friendly to being controlled, and the first world attack is quite love-minded~ ❤️ Come on, the author, I love you

Does it have to be so miserable? Can you be nicer to the two protagonists 😄 and treat your own son as a Japanese [Petrochemical]

The character design is a bit broken. I don't believe that he was tasked with being the male protagonist before. A male protagonist has no other skills and must be good at studying. That's why he has been the male protagonist for so long. Who remembers the first world when he was a male supporting character? He said that learning was hundreds of years ago. Besides, I think he is a bit young. Childish, but it's good to maintain a cheerful personality, but I feel like he is a newbie, and his personality is a bit broken. He takes Gong's kindness to him for granted, and he was very upright in the early stage, but why is he so unreasonable and unreasonable? It feels like he doesn't worry about hurting Gong at all.

I'm going to review this after reading First World. Tiantian's task is the only one I've read that doesn't mess around. Xiao Shen's unconditional preference is also super sweet. The interaction between Xiao Shen and Tian Tian is also super cute. The sweetness between the two can be seen in every behavior. Xiao Xia's character is also well developed (I really like this kind of crazy and paranoid character. But he actually has mental illness, which is pitiful.) However, I feel that there are some things that are not explained clearly. Personally, I feel that the motivation for Xiao Shen and Tian Tian's reunion is not enough (? It feels like there must be a big event or something like compiling a reason for breaking up would be better), and there is also the part where Tian Tian wants to see his biological mother (I thought it was foreshadowing at the time, but it only appeared once) Overall, the writing is still very good, all aspects are good, and each character is memorable. I hope the author can continue to do so, come on! ❤️❤️❤️

The characters are very touching 😘😘 and the plot doesn't drag on and it's not a long story. In just a dozen chapters, people are still enjoying watching it ❤️❤️❤️❤️ And the protagonist is very sober and ambitious hahhh. Anyway, I hope the teacher's book can 🔥🔥

Howl watching 😢 😢 😢 😢 If I didn't say something wrong, then I said something right. If you'd take the time to get to know me, you'd find it took a little longer. After reading this article, I feel like I have read an article. I'll keep it short, but it's a long story. I remember yesterday as if it was yesterday. As the saying goes: As the saying goes.

The general content is very nice. It's just that the character of the protagonist in the first world after completing the third mission is a bit strange, a bit too natural, and it feels like the character has collapsed. If possible, it would be better to change the psychological description of the protagonist in the later stages of the first world.

The first world is beed. Author, please tell me that not every world is beed. I can't watch the abuse 😢🍉

Well, I have only seen the first world, but I think Shou's personality after the third mission is completed is a bit strange. Obviously, he was still the kind who didn't like to attack, maybe a little but not much, but when he was blocked, Shou seemed to be deeply in love, which didn't seem to follow the logic of the previous article. Of course, I'm not saying that this book is not good, it is just a little flawed. These are just my thoughts and suggestions.