Quick Transmigration: The Pretty, Pitiful One Dies to Escape Again

This is my only and first long review (✧∇✧) This immersive transmigration story, setting aside the fact that Lianlian is a mission taker, portrays him as a truly wonderful lover, an innocent and carefree child, and a proud little prince. His pure and innocent heart, contrasted with the scheming and calculating motives of his bedmates, foreshadows their tragic end.

This book is totally my cup of tea! I love the trope of the protagonist faking his death for the ending, and each small world has about 20 chapters, which is just right for me. My favorite is Ashina's world—there's no entanglement of interests from beginning to end, and it even has a happy ending with an epilogue! 😳 I also love the world of the Immortal Venerable.

It's so good! It has that old-fashioned feel! Lianlian is so cute! Anyone who loves this kind of food should buy it without hesitation!

I'm commenting on the fourth story; it's an old-fashioned angst novel. It doesn't deviate from the perspective of a clear-headed character who has transmigrated into the book. The immersive transmigration experience, with only a few system notifications, avoids the jarring feeling of character contrasts. It's actually quite good. The scumbag male lead in the third story, blinded by greed, doesn't even deserve to be on the table! 🙂 I ordered five stars, but I made a mistake 😘 Sorry.

The content is coherent, and each small world is quite immersive. The system appears very little, making it easier to get into the content of each small world. The protagonists in the first three small worlds are like having a mouth but finding it hard to speak up 😢, because speaking up or not would affect their relationship, creating a dilemma and mutual tug-of-war. The content is very good.

I think it's really good, extremely good, with both heart-wrenching and sweet moments, 😢😢😢😢😢 The emotional and physical torment within is fairly balanced. I allow the male lead from Dimension 1 to be on the table, the second male lead from Dimension 2 to be on the table, and the second male lead from Dimension 3 to be on the table (this male lead from Dimension 3 is truly awful 😠😠).

It's really good, and the author's writing is excellent. There are a total of 5 worlds, each 20 pages long, which isn't very long, but they are all very delicate. The bad ending is indeed tear-jerking; I really cried my eyes out. I like the last two the most. The first two are fine, but the third one, the one with the surname Fu, is not allowed to be on the table 😠😠 Finally, I wish Lianlian and Xuanyuan, this young couple, happiness and bliss, and a long and lasting relationship (≧W≦).

It was so good! 😢 This was the first time in my life I'd ever tried reading a angst-filled novel. I never used to read them, and I'd even cover my ears if someone mentioned anything angsty. Even though every world was filled with tears, it was so captivating that I wanted to keep reading. Thankfully, it had a happy ending, otherwise I definitely would have given up.

It's incredibly good! Every world has a tragic ending where the protagonist escapes death but achieves a perfect, unforgettable conclusion. This unique bittersweet feeling is truly unforgettable. Each world is immersive; no matter what Wen Lian is like, he will fall in love with him. Each world is short, but the author writes very well, with excellent prose and a logically sound plot.

I've finished reading it! I really loved it. Although it was a bit angsty, the ending was wonderful and sweet. I loved the realistic everyday moments, and the epilogue made up for all the regrets. I'll definitely rewatch it many times! 💕💕💕