Quick Transmigration: The Female Supporting Character Is Always Forced into Love

I have only read the first world, but I have to say that it really appeals to my taste. I have read more of it, which is disguised as a vicious female supporting character. It is actually a self-dedicated redemption story. I feel sorry for the male protagonist when he is bullied on the surface, but privately offers redemption, and then falls completely in love with the male protagonist. The core of this kind of story is that if you are good to me, I will fall in love with you. It is essentially a kind of love, but it is also an exchange of interests. The female protagonist is good to the male protagonist because of kindness, and the male protagonist likes people who are kind and warm to him. This is This always gives me the illusion that no matter who I am, as long as I send warmth to the male protagonist who is in a trough, I will fall in love. Anyone can be replaced. But this is different. The female protagonist honestly follows the plot, maintains her character, and stands aside to watch the male protagonist's suffering. However, the male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist at first sight. In this case, the female protagonist is irreplaceable and more in line with the love I fantasize about. It's not that I like your type, but no matter what type you are, I only like you.

The female protagonist has a cute personality and interacts well with the system (it feels like a mother-child relationship). The male protagonists in each world feel a little unworthy of the female protagonist. Moreover, it seems that these male protagonists in the original script have a habit of forcing love, but they just fell in love with the female protagonist at first sight and let the original female protagonist go. It's a little disappointing that some worlds don't have extras. I like the author's writing style very much.

The writing is quite good, very good. I just hope that the author can write an ending or a sequel. I really want to see these small world extras, and I hope the author will update them soon! 🤭

It's very interesting, but I suggest that the extra chapters be placed after the original chapters next time. Otherwise it would be hard to find. There's nothing wrong with anything else. Oh, let me go, it looks great. The heroine has a faint sense of death and is very humorous. The system also loves the heroine very much. Anyway, it's no brainer, it looks great, my besties.

It's very good to watch, that's it. I want to see the extra story about the reborn palace maid. To be precise, I want the extra story for every story. I want to see the extra of he and the extension of be. I have read two of them so far. The first one has a sequel. When I watched the ending of the movie "The Lady in the Palace," I always felt that it ended abruptly. I feel like it can also be extended to the days after the male protagonist loses the female protagonist. The ending is really disappointing, but the writing is great

Woohoo, super pretty, not forced love. The male protagonists loved the female protagonist very much and did not hurt her when they were angry. They were full of respect and cherishment for her. However, it is a pity that the female protagonist is destined to die in every world. But I have a bad taste and like to see the male protagonist look heartbroken. I also like to watch plots about lost and found things. Some of the extras are like this. For example, the first world. I have watched it for two hours now. I hope that the subsequent small worlds will not force love (although I personally like to watch it, but forced love can easily appear to disrespect the heroine if it is not grasped well. It would be too bad to despise or treat the heroine as a toy. Forced love should be based on love, love is respect and cherish). Great support to the author. I hope it will not be discontinued and remember to write more extras! 😘 Haha, not all male protagonists are nice. The male protagonists in the third world are very annoying.

It looks good. I saw the female anchor. She is really good-looking. The male protagonist really falls in love with the female protagonist at first sight, and it feels like the male protagonist and the female protagonist actually know each other. And I also have an inexplicable feeling that the heroine should know who the hero is, but not completely. He should know that the male protagonist knows the female protagonist, but he doesn't know who the male protagonist is, nor does he know who the female protagonist is. Anyway, it's really, really nice. In the post-apocalyptic chapter, I was quite impressed by the male protagonist's brothers, yes. Just the last sentence. The male protagonist turned into a zombie because the female protagonist died, and then everyone in the base had some resentment towards the male protagonist. They wanted the male protagonist to give up on the female protagonist or leave the base, but the male protagonist didn't care that they wanted to take the female protagonist away to save the female protagonist, and then those brothers also decided to follow the male protagonist, haha. Besides. The two good friends of the heroine in the novel "Rebirth" also left a deep impression on me. Anyway, it's really, really good-looking. I love reading it. Please write more.

The author is really cruel. When I say "be", I absolutely say "be" 😢. It's not the kind of novel where the male protagonist makes a mistake first and abuses the female protagonist, and later regrets that he will die before abusing the male protagonist. The male protagonist is a pure love brain. Even if the negligence of the heroine in each world to find the chance of death at the end is really for the female protagonist, rather than under the banner of good for the female protagonist, there is nothing to criticize in the author's book written by the male protagonist, so this kind of be makes me feel I feel so bad for the psychological committee 😢 So far, I have only watched two worlds. The first world is at least sweeter than the last one and has a very sweet side story. The second world is about finding sugar in glass slag and there is basically no sweetness. It is always bitter. The female protagonist is an immersive role. All emotions, psychology and behaviors are written very logically and reasonably. In both worlds, I did not fall in love with the male protagonist in the end, but the acceptance and rejection of the male protagonist were very reasonable.

The writing is smooth, and the protagonist's psychological changes along the way are full of foreshadowing, blank spaces, sweet and sadistic. Overall, it is a rare masterpiece on Tomato. I hope it can be written as a super long novel, so that the overlap between fans and readers will become higher and higher, and the later benefits will be greater. My sincere advice is to write a long novel, and don't think about it ending with a million dollars!!!! If you want to make money, just support me. Anyone who thinks about reading a well-written book is a fool. If you continue to read it, you may not go back to find it! A quick travel book is like a detective book. Every story doesn't have to be particularly outstanding. If there are particularly good ones, there will be average ones. Don't get too involved! Strive to write longer and maximize your benefits! In addition, the copywriting can be modified. There will be a he line after death. Babies who like pure be can ignore it. There is a buffet, otherwise some people who like him may be asked to leave before they even come in. The article is really good, easy and worth it

It's nice to watch, and the relationship between the heroine and the system is so interesting. It was interesting to see two worlds. It's been a long, long time since I've read a be article, and the ending made saliva flow from the back of my eyes. But the process was fine. Look at the duration!