Quick Transmigration: Please Come Home with the Monster

Beautiful! The writing is really good. The simple and dumb slime heroine who is "ignorant of worldly affairs" is so cute!! The male protagonist is also a human being. In addition, for all the pretty boys and girls who want to watch it, people who have watched it before said that the original plot of the first world was that the male protagonist left for five years, but now it has been changed to two months. The author also knew that being away for five years was not good and unreasonable, so he changed it to two months. . After all, if you are a true lover, you cannot bear to leave your lover for five years. [Hold face] [Hold face] This is a good change! After all, judging from the extras, the male protagonist has some hidden "idiot" attributes?? So can this kind of person bear to leave the person he likes for five years? 🤦 If there is anything else, let me say it again. In the current plot, the male protagonist left because his grandfather had an illness and needed to go to Beijing for treatment. After leaving, he also used his mobile phone to contact the female protagonist. When he found that the female protagonist did not reply, he was worried and came back to find the female protagonist. So there is actually nothing bad about it. The writing style is really good and it is very comfortable to watch. Except for the fact that the male protagonist left the plot and there is some controversy, there is nothing wrong with it. Finally, after the male protagonist arrived at the female protagonist's house, he "ate" (literally ate) the female protagonist to apologize, and the two reconciled. ... The second world is really hard to watch. It's a bit irritating and too depressing, so I deducted one star. The reason why the male and female protagonists broke up after eight years was revealed only when the progress of the second world was almost over. Setting: The male protagonist suffers from mental anxiety and was tortured as a child, so he has low self-esteem and is sensitive... It's really annoying to watch. The two people who inexplicably liked each other suddenly broke up eight years ago, and then they waited until the second world (14) progressed to 14, and the story was almost over before telling the reason why the two broke up... This kind of plot arrangement made people really frustrated. I originally thought that the author would explain why the two broke up after eight years, but it turned out that you didn't explain it until the end of the world... No, buddy, is this some kind of "novel" writing technique? Or is this writing technique used to specifically enhance the main theme of the second world of "pull"?? Or is it to punish the male protagonist for leaving the female protagonist for two months in the first world, so the setting is set up where the female protagonist breaks up, and the two meet again eight years later and then the two pull apart. . Alas, I felt really frustrated watching it. I kept thinking about when the author would explain the reason why the two broke up and who broke up first. Then, the author, you have a total of 17 chapters in the second world story, and the plot is not explained until chapter 14... Alas, I personally feel that this way of writing is too depressing. You start by writing that two people broke up eight years ago, and then they met and "reluctantly" kept pulling... The readers will be very curious about why two people who like each other broke up eight years ago and then contacted each other again. . If I don't explain these things, I always feel like there is a thorn in my heart. It's so frustrating to watch. So, one star deducted. [Pouts] Well, apart from this, the other worlds are all beautiful!

A rare collection of short stories about a heroine who is outside the world. The short stories are sweet and reassuring [Blowing Kisses] Maybe the audience is not very wide, but Renwai enthusiasts are ecstatic because they finally no longer limit Renwai to cats and dogs.

Awesome! The non-human heroine is so cute hahahahaha, sometimes a little sloppy but still so cute! I never thought I could accept this kind of setting, it's very beautiful! Come on, Mrs. Author

I only watched the world of Cousin Don't Cry. Why didn't the male protagonist find out that the female protagonist is an outsider? Maybe the author wrote it more obscurely and I didn't catch it? Later, I suddenly switched to the relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist, which caught me off guard. I wanted to see the process, from doubts, exploration, shock, confusion, love over fear (or other emotions), acceptance, and exposure. This is the most enjoyable part (I don't mean to write more about the male protagonist, I just want to see the male protagonist versus the female protagonist). Instead of just describing the manifestation of the female protagonist's external characteristics, I want to see the reaction of the male protagonist.

It's super beautiful. The first world ranks first in my heart. The over-emotions are very natural and there are hidden sugars. The descriptions are very delicate. I look forward to the author opening a new book. Please, please 👍 It's really good.

Very novel setting 1. The heroine is not human, but it is different from other fox dragons and other settings, but similar to cyberpunk monsters (like the first world is a slime setting), which is very novel. 2. The male protagonist is a person but does not slice up or hide his identity. Instead, the female protagonist uses her own energy to take him through time and space. It is very special. 3 The heroine has no system requirements for non-subjective tasks, it is all her personal wishes and is very comfortable. The shortcoming is that it is too short, only 100 chapters. It is understandable that the story ends due to poor data. The author is still very good at filling in the holes. Although it ends a little faster, I personally feel that the ending is not too hasty. There is an O. Henry-style open ending, which allows you to imagine the story of them finding carriers in other worlds. Overall, it's very nice to read. I would like to give you a lot of support from the author!!!

I have only seen the male protagonist in the past, but it has always been the same type and common. This one is not only the heroine who is the outsider, there are many types. I have never seen some settings? Or it seems too normal^v^

I have finished reading the first world. It is well written and the setting is delicious. The only thing is that the male protagonist has not come back even once after five years of separation. Can the female protagonist only get energy from the male protagonist? How did the female protagonist turn into a human body before meeting the male protagonist?

The heroine is so cute! The setting is a bit shabby but the male and female protagonists are quite cute. Fragrant rice In the first story, the male and female protagonists have been separated for a long time. It feels really unnecessary. You can write more about the daily life of the young couple. I feel like each story could use a little more detail about the couple, but it ends before it's finished.

It's a particularly delicious meal. I really like the carrier settings at the back. The heroine has a faint and moist feeling that belongs to other people. This young couple is so cute and delicious.