Quick Transmigration: The Male Lead Has Fallen for Someone Else Again and Again

Super pretty! It's an eye-catching story about a villain, but I didn't like it because the planes written at the end suddenly became too long. The front part is still good-looking. Although it is short, the process and ending are complete. I am a bit impatient to see the longer aspects in the back.

I really like the rhythm at the beginning. Although it is very short, it is very exciting. The subsequent chapters are getting longer and longer. I feel that the heroine is going to take the strong female route again 🥺 🥺 and it doesn't even make sense.

I read the first two worlds, pure evil female novels. There is no grievance against the original heroine. The original heroine did not do evil. The original heroine in the first plane was a little evil. The original heroine in the second plane had no problems. The heroine took the male protagonist away from the original heroine. The first plane even intentionally caused harm to the original heroine. One netizen was right, it is good as a warning text. Reading this article, you can assume the role of the heroine, but in reality, you must think more about the fate of the original heroine. Tell yourself that women must not take men seriously, otherwise they will be as miserable as the original heroine in the second plane.

The author's writing style is very high. There is a sense of cause and effect when reading the article, which is both mysterious and mysterious. It feels like the heroine achieves the result of being with the hero by changing some anchor points. 🤔 In the first world, the original heroine went to a nightclub to order a male model to prove that she was not the male protagonist. As a result, she was harassed by others. In the original plot, the male protagonist would come to save the original heroine as usual, and the heroine would extend the time for the hero to arrive. The original heroine was succeeded, suffered a blow, and alienated from the male protagonist. The heroine was infected with evil power and had to do good deeds to offset it. 🙂 World 2 is a bit typical. The amnesiac male protagonist falls in love with the rescuer woman. The male protagonist in the original plot regains his memory and is with the original female protagonist. The female protagonist becomes the male protagonist's benefactor, which changes the direction of the future. There is no evil force. [Note] In World 3, the heroine who traveled through the book only wanted money, so she brought the hero and heroine together, and also drugged them. In the plot, the original heroine regretted it and stopped it in time, but the heroine acted faster and increased the effect of the drug, and changed the future. There is no evil force. [Chigua] World 4. The original heroine left the capital to find her husband and was captured because she missed her war husband. In the original plot, she would help an orphan girl, who would block a knife for her and die. She found her husband safely, but the heroine separated her from the orphan girl. She was not rescued and fell into trouble, but the orphan girl survived. The two offset their evil powers, and the ending was changed again. 🤔🤔[Understood] After reading the title and introduction of the book, I thought the heroine was not a good person, and thought the story was a pure and refreshing novel. It turned out that the heroine would change some anchor points and not do anything else. It was quite gentle. There was nothing wrong with the original heroine doing things that fit the character, but some things were changed and if no one saved her, the ending would be very different. The evil causes and effects will be offset by other things. Under the great road, the original heroine is equal to other people. The ending of the original heroine has been changed. The sentences about things, people and the theory of cause and effect are well written and the writing style is high. 👍👍In several worlds, it feels like the original female protagonist changed her life and changed things, which is quite sad, but following the cause and effect, the female protagonist changed her anchor point and became pure and sweet.

It's a good read, but if you think there are problems with the three views, you can read the author's words at the end of Chapter 92. The author's starting point is actually a point that I have seen in many other novels, but many authors are still happy to create this kind of plot. Especially the first world is a bit controversial, but the author did not deliberately vilify the original heroine, so it seems that the heroine's behavior hurt the original heroine, as if the original heroine was innocent. This is not to say that the victim is guilty, but a gentleman does not stand behind a dangerous wall. I especially hate the novel where the heroine goes to some places where there are mixed people without bodyguards. Not every danger can be saved, and not everyone has the halo of the heroine and will happen to meet the hero to save the beauty every time. It looks good as a warning message.

This is a book that makes the original character feel heartbroken after reading it while the female counterpart reads it...

It's good to watch, and it suits my taste 🤭 I like the first short story better. The last two worlds are a bit long, the apocalypse is not good, and Interstellar is not bad, but it still doesn't have as strong a sense of morality as the previous short story 🤭 It's a pity that it's too short and I didn't read enough. The author was influenced by the comments. It's really hard to post bad comments even after clearing mines 😄

It's pretty good, but the first one is a bit amazing. I thought it was a villainous female character. The male protagonist fell in love with a bad woman, but the female protagonist changed her character into a spoiled wife novel. But overall it's pretty good. Personally, I prefer the kind of upper-level novels that recite German.

It looks good, but I didn't want to see it at first. 1. Limited by previous novels, the immersive heroine will become weak, whether physically or mentally, this article will not. Even if he has no memory, he still has personality shining points such as wisdom, ambition, strong execution ability, and high charm. Instead of being immersed in it, you will completely lose your shining point and achieve your goal by torturing yourself. 2. If you want to abuse the original female protagonist, you must abuse the original male protagonist as well. Instead of just abusing the original female protagonist, you should write down the reasons why the original female protagonist was abused (the inferiority of human nature). It is quite reasonable and logical. If you treat the original male protagonist as the medal obtained by the female protagonist for winning, there will be no idea of ​​​​(wanting to abuse the original male protagonist too). Rebirth in the apocalypse, the god-making plan is really awesome. He has great ideas, and his writing skills are also good. It shows that he is a well-educated and normal person.

It's pretty, but too short. I haven't seen a few planes before it's gone. Don't bring any perspective into this article. It's best to read it from the third perspective. Otherwise, you will feel physically uncomfortable🤢, and you will also sympathize with the original heroine, because this article has no three views. It's a different kind of high-level article, so don't bring any perspective into this article, you will have a great time reading it. . Then the male protagonist in the story about the Imperial Admiral made people very uncomfortable. Momojiji was hesitant, which is understandable, because he and the original female protagonist were at their best when they first fell in love, and then the female protagonist intervened. So if you don't bring in the female protagonist's perspective, you won't think there's anything wrong with the male protagonist. It is also in line with the character of the Imperial General, who is stubborn about rules and will not easily break the rules when it comes to many things. However, there are no two male protagonists, the policeman and the general, which make people feel comfortable. Generally speaking, the outsides are good except for the first one which is a bit rough. The male protagonist in the Empire story also had to be punished and made so dirty because the female protagonist married someone else, and the male protagonist started fighting and fighting over her. I also didn't like the Marriage First, Love Later chapter. Originally, the male protagonist and the original female protagonist got along very well. If the original female protagonist hadn't committed suicide, the male protagonist would have been with the original female protagonist. After all, the male protagonist was very kind to the original heroine at first, but he had hidden feelings for the current heroine but was ruthless and had no idea of ​​anything to do with her. Later, he got married just because he slept with the heroine. It felt like the male protagonist chose the heroine to marry because of responsibility. The current female protagonist does not have as much emotional communication with the original female protagonist as the male protagonist. Then I didn't like the end of the world chapter, so I skipped it without reading much. The end of the world jumped out of the previous world settings. If this procedure is suddenly changed, it doesn't look good. Some people may like it, after all, the structure is quite grand. And it's also very consistent with the cold-bloodedness of the apocalypse. Marriage first, love later, the end of the world. The empire is not as good as the police general chapter