Quick Transmigration: A Golden Finger That's More Trouble Than It's Worth

It's quite interesting, but when it comes to the male protagonist, I always feel like the male protagonist is taking advantage of the female protagonist.

After reading more than 90 chapters, the first world is quite long, but it makes me want to keep reading! In the past, the standard configuration of fast-wearing female protagonists in the era were eccentric parents, excellent grandparents, and vicious brothers and sisters! The heroine of White Lotus' Small World! Anyway, the heroine is either abusing the scum or fighting against the best, I really have seen enough! What the author wrote is a very good, down-to-earth and real ordinary family parent. They have the selfishness of ordinary people and the love for their children. The brother and sister-in-law have their own small thoughts, but they are both upright people. The sister who has the same mother is refined and selfish and wants to climb high, but she will not harm others! The heroine of the reborn small world who has the same father, has no complaints, has little fights with her sisters, and goes to the countryside just to marry a rich man in her previous life! Really normal people! Our heroine worked hard on her own to reach the top of her life, married a virtuous husband, gave birth to smart children, and was filial to her parents! A lifetime of satisfaction! So well written!

I particularly like the first story. I was worried about it not being good when reading the reviews. But after actually reading it, I realized that the first story is very well written and has a strong female subjectivity. The female protagonist is outside and the male protagonist is inside. It is very well written. If you just want to see the male protagonist being stronger than the female protagonist and the spoiled wife, you can skip the first story. Personally, I think the first story is very good and I highly recommend it. . . .

It's good-looking, average, and the heroine's golden finger isn't too big, so it's acceptable. As for the many low-scoring comments about loving men, the people who married the heroine in the first world were a bit controversial, but not to the point of verbal criticism. They just got what they wanted, just like rich celebrities like those Internet celebrities. If you really can't accept it, you can watch it from the second world. Anyway, the heroine will forget every time she travels to a world. She only has the memory of her first life. This is quite good. I recommend it~

Mark it and read the comments. The heroine found an ordinary man who wanted to plot against her (ordinary appearance, ordinary abilities, ordinary family background, average-to-lower character) and she thought she had found a treasure. A heroine with this kind of point of view is not my cup of tea.

I've read more than 40 chapters so far, and it's pretty good. It seems a bit bland, and the protagonist doesn't have any special family or relatives around him. Everyone in the family has their own thoughts, but they are not bad people. It is still a very harmonious family. In fact, I particularly don't like reading novels where the whole family is happy and has no conflicts, and they all think about other people. It's too unreal, and how can people be so selfish? It's fun to occasionally follow the heroine and eat other people's melon nights. Respect the mainstream ideological rules of the current era, instead of judging or interfering with other people's lifestyles with your own modern thoughts! I just finished reading the first world in slow time and more than 90 chapters. The protagonist is surrounded by normal people, but it is boring to watch all normal people. Also, there is not much to enjoy later. I don't even talk about the ending of the original heroine and the heroine's biological sister! There are no good reviews for Sticky Talking about Love! But the memory of the heroine in the second world is completely erased and she can't remember the first world. There are only memories of the original world. Then I feel warm when I meet someone with a little care and help... Speechless 😓 It stands to reason that the family environment and a lifetime of life in the first world can at least half cure the heroine's 20 or 30-year orphan experience, even if it cannot completely cure it. As a result, I don't remember anything! In the second world, dancing is probably about breeding and making the whole village rich... The third palace fight is indeed a bit of a series, and it gets a bit boring after watching it for a long time. In a palace fight, you only defend and never attack. You are always a good person. In each world, you clear your memory and start over. In each world, you try to do good things that benefit the country and the people.

It's good-looking. The male protagonist in the first story is pretty good, but I thought the golden finger could make a man pregnant, but it turned out not to be the case. I was a little disappointed, hahaha.

It's quite interesting. To be honest, the heroine's superpower didn't help her at all. It just caused more pregnant people in the family home when she couldn't control it at first. I thought it would be a scheming or crazy story at first, but it turned out that the heroine lived a good life and studied hard.

It's interesting to set up the settings to stare at someone's pregnancy, but I don't understand why the memory needs to be refreshed when changing to a new world. The skills learned are gone, and the newly stocked supplies in the small world are gone.

In fact, it's okay and acceptable, because the person the heroine wants to find is a bit difficult to find. She asks her parents to find someone who is tall and doesn't mess with other people's families, which stumps several matchmakers. As for the heroine's poverty alleviation, it's not bad. Actually, what if the roles of men and women are changed? One person supports the family and the other takes care of the family. The heroine has the ability to be loved by her family and is not afraid at all. I think it is quite good-looking. In fact, the heroine just wants to find someone who can see things through and serve her well. As for why she doesn't want to be a door-to-door son-in-law, it may be because the heroine's father has no shortage of sons, and what the hero does is not a door-to-door son-in-law. In fact, the job is similar to that of a door-to-door son-in-law. The child has the same surname as the hero. The heroine doesn't care at all about the last name. And I think the hero's surname sounds much better than the heroine's. Moreover, the heroine's golden finger is really useless.