Quick Transmigration: After Wooing the Sickly God, He Fell to Darkness

First of all, let me state that this book is not a gb, it is just a female protagonist with a dominant female character and a strong female character mentally! The male protagonist is a type with low self-esteem. No matter whether he is domineering, gentle, sunny, or arrogant, he will secretly be afraid that the female protagonist's baby will not want him. He prefers to shed tears (stubborn, gentle, desperate, pitiful, and all kinds of tears). The female protagonist's identity card in each plane will be better, and she will generally be in a upper position and play a leading role in the relationship with the male protagonist. However, in some planes, due to changes in the male protagonist's character, the female protagonist will condone him and let him become the active party, but in the end the dominance is still in the hands of the female protagonist. Finally, the ending of each plane is not fixed, there is he and there is be. Currently, planes one and four are be, and planes two and three are he. If you mind, the baby can avoid lightning by himself. I wish you all a happy reading~

It feels like the heroine doesn't really like the hero, because the heroine has been pampered by her childhood environment, so she has that kind of flamboyant temperament. She regards the hero as just a welfare for completing the task, not love. The reasons are as follows •The first and second worlds (I haven't read them yet) The heroine always emphasizes that she likes to see the hero cry, she is so pitiful, it should be her fetish. •At the end of the first world, the female protagonist dies in a car accident. After waking up in the system space, she sees the male protagonist die in love, and her emotions are not very volatile. This is understandable, after all, it is the first world. •In the second world, after the male and female protagonists were kidnapped by the male and female protagonists of the original world, the female protagonist wanted to pretend to be weak and let the original male protagonist go in completely. The female protagonist was obviously powerful, but she was hiding. The male protagonist did not know that the male protagonist was stabbed on the back of the hand for the first time, and the female protagonist did not react. The second stabbing hit the heart somewhere, and the female protagonist had no time to react. After seeing the male protagonist injured, she just said in her heart that it was her mistake. I think it's because I don't love the male protagonist enough, and because the plot of this book hopes that the original male protagonist will make a major mistake, the male protagonist is seriously injured and imprisoned. •At the end of the second world, the original heroine forgot where she met the heroine and ordered a male waiter model for her in order to destroy the relationship between the hero and heroine. The heroine's first thought at the time was - who is so good? And I thought that I was still married The heroine even raised the waiter's chin with her hand, which was a very ambiguous behavior. At that time, the heroine was still worried that she would be seen by the hero, but of course she was seen by the hero. Only then did the heroine realize that the purpose of that person was to make the hero misunderstand and ruin their relationship. Since I was worried about the male protagonist seeing it earlier, why did I react later? If it's not a plot bug, does that mean that she knowingly committed the crime and was just trying to comfort herself - she was calculated? Whether you love the male protagonist or not is one thing, but betrayal is another, and it has to do with morality. This plot happened at the end of Small World and seemed to serve the plot of the male protagonist being jealous. (The subsequent plot is that the male protagonist cries and questions her, the female protagonist tries to quibble and finally admits her fault, and then the male protagonist forgives her) It can be seen that the heroine is a tiger who is greedy for beauty and has no more than no morals.

So sweet, so sweet, ah ah ah, tears are the best dowry for a man. The female protagonist can go straight to it. It's a sweet couple and their daily life. The world of be is not abusive, and overall it's sweet. It's just that in the last chapter, one of the male and female protagonists may die. Teacher, I want to follow you forever 😢😢😢😢😢😢

Very interesting. I like how the male protagonist is a little crybaby. He only sheds tears in front of the female protagonist. Wow, wow, wow, what a stimulant.

It's so beautiful. People come and go. Why are there so few readers?

It's very well written, but I hate be 😢 😢 and I don't want to give it five stars. It tortures me to death. Wow.

So beautiful ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Very beautiful, very beautiful

Ahhhhhhhhhh please update it soon, it's really beautiful!!!

I really like it so much! I've been watching it every day since I discovered it! Goddess! I follow you!!