Quick Transmigration: The Devoted Male Leads Keep Coveting the Villainess

The second and third worlds start to look good. In the first world, lightning protection and love for men are all girls. The men are all good. The character of the heroine is also a bit difficult to evaluate [awkward laugh] The subsequent worlds are quite good.

I watched three worlds in one breath and really wanted to avenge the author! The pacing is good and the plot is exciting! The male protagonist is particularly in love! Particularly doting on the heroine! So sweet! Don't blindly avoid lightning, okay! There is nothing wrong with the first world. When talking about female rivalry, the heroine obviously has a best friend and roommate who is very close to her! ! And the male protagonist doesn't even know those women. And I especially hate the original heroine. This is also to promote the plot and enjoy it! It takes up very little space, and the male protagonist is solved at the beginning. The original heroine will be dealt with later. The pace is also fast. After reading the comments in the two worlds, it was said that the female protagonist was negative... Oh my god... Not at all... Isn't it obvious that the male protagonist has a love brain? ? ? And those who talk about torturing the male protagonist... Please! The male protagonist is obsessed with love! Female video! How cool it is! At present, all three worlds look great! ! ! The low rating is true!

It's tied. I still like the first world. In the first world, the heroine has the right to be willful. In the subsequent worlds, the heroine is too submissive to the male protagonist. It's like the heroine is trying to please the male protagonist and make the male protagonist feel happy (gritting her teeth). Could you please put the heroine back in the dominant position? The heroine wants whatever she wants. When Jiang Chuan and Fu Xichi (it seems to be called this) were fighting, they didn't care about the heroine, so I gave them a bad review. Compared to Jiang Chuan, I like Fu more. He lowers his head for the heroine and gives everything. There is also the one with the sickly husband. The emotional development of the male and female protagonists is very fantasy, and the relationship feels unreliable. Come on, the author, please give our heroine a better identity and a better man, please? OK Let our heroine become bigger and stronger [laughs]

Feeling mixed with grievance. First of all, some settings are good-looking, but from a macro perspective, the grievances are actually suffered by the female protagonist; secondly, in some worlds, the female protagonist is really too controlled by the male protagonist, and she can only make troubles, and she can only compromise when the man forces or coaxes her. So all female protagonists understand this feeling of grievance. Many worlds are so frustrating and I am speechless. After the author writes a world where the heroine is a little more comfortable, he will reward himself by writing a few worlds where the heroine is aggrieved. Especially some of the descriptions are very excusing for the man. It seems that whatever he does to not treat the heroine as a human being can be established because he loves the heroine without having to pay any price. . . Isn't this the ultimate❤️nan

Super pretty. This is the great heroine. Not that kind of hypocritical Madonna. People are selfish, isn't this normal? And the heroine is already very good to the hero. I don't understand why the rating is so low. Maybe women's awakening is not enough, and they can't even read this kind of moderate novel, because they feel too sorry for men.

I insisted on watching the female educated youth. The heroine's character is not very likable. I thought I was watching a guide to the evil girl. The good things are not obvious and the bad things are not pure. Being with the male protagonist is purely to complete the task. The male protagonist is the female protagonist's little toy.

It's good to read. Please keep updating the author. I don't know why someone gave it one star, it's the first book review, it's so miserable hahaha. Is giving birth also a bit of a surprise, but is the author writing about the pain and discomfort of the male protagonist or is it in the extra story, should it be the author's imagination? It's not a heartthrob. It doesn't have this label or anything written on it. It's just an ordinary quick wear.

It feels okay. I really like the way the male protagonist dotes on the female protagonist. It's very sweet. Also, when you read the book, read the introduction. This is not a heartthrob!

It's pretty good at the beginning, and the rhythm of 1v1 or the occasional NPC can be controlled well, but it's a bit cliche in the back. Basically, the heroine is always in trouble with the hero, and then a bunch of men who like the heroine appear to entangle with the hero and heroine. The men fight and fight with each other, and there are all kinds of rape and robbery of the heroine in the middle. I still prefer the smoother love story like the previous one, and the author has better control of the 1v1 rhythm.

Stories about real and fake daughters are common in the romance industry, but what I remember most is a fairy tale I read when I was a child. The fake daughter became the queen, and when the real daughter came back, the king directly killed the fake daughter in a barrel of nails and married the real daughter. From the perspective of the real daughter, it's the return of the daughter and the phoenix returns to the nest. From the king's perspective, no matter who is the real daughter, he will only marry the real daughter. From the perspective of the fake daughter, those years of love were ultimately paid for by mistake. Even if you have a dog, you will have feelings for him, right?