Quick Transmigration: When the Original Heroine of a Romance Novel Gives Up

Progress: 17. Just finished the first world. The main plot is indeed like a dual-female lead story, but it's a contrasting pair. The female lead is a repair system who doesn't do any tasks and lives a quiet life. The other female lead is also a transmigrator, Lin Jiaojiao, who is trying to win over the system.

It's quite fun, but it feels like it has two female leads. The main female lead and the supporting female lead keep switching worlds, getting entangled in each other's lives, then starting to understand each other, and then switching worlds again. It's pretty good, but not my cup of tea.

It's good. The first world wasn't anything special, but the second world was quite interesting. Actually, I don't really like romance these days, but the author's romantic subplot was, well, a bit childish, but strangely cute. However, from the third world onwards, there's no romance at all, not even a hint of ambiguity, but it's still written in a way that really appeals to me.

The initial setup is a bit cliché, but it gets better after the protagonist gets rid of the correction system and the main system, with several novel world settings. Overall, the writing style is quite consistent. In short, it's a novel with good staying power.

After watching the second world, I hope the female lead grows stronger. What if she encounters a plot like that—a prince hanging his princess from the city gate. The princess is a war goddess, then her martial arts are crippled, she's thrown from the city gate, sent to a brothel, and then... Well, you know... Wouldn't that be the end of her?

I support this. The female lead is very clear-headed and didn't let the system control her to do tasks that were unethical or involved selling her dignity just to please the male lead or fit the plot. She acted entirely on her own will and was very smart. In the end, she broke free from the system. I hope the author continues writing.

I like Bai Lan's character design, but I really can't like Lin Jiaojiao. I hope that Bai Lan's life will never include Lin Jiaojiao or any other transmigrators besides the female lead again; otherwise, it won't be a rare sight!

Although I hate orphan girls! But the female lead in this story is truly amazing. The author's message is profound; the female lead improves herself in every dimension through her own efforts, becoming stronger and more powerful to achieve victory. These are the qualities a girl should possess!!!

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It's good; I really like the female lead's personality. I didn't like the storyline after he turned into a dragon.