Quick Transmigration: The Supporting Actress Won't Follow the Plot

The female lead is very attractive, sophisticated, and self-centered—just my type, right? The father in the small-time salesman's world isn't soft-hearted or anything, unlike other novels where, "Oh, he's not your biological son, he just transmigrated," and then they go on all sorts of soft-hearted, forgiving, and whitewashing stories. This one is much better.

This article has a lot of amazing features. But it's far from perfect, and the author didn't actually go into detail about it! It's said that any item given out through the female lead's hands will receive a rebate. Thankfully, the storage space is just a number, so it can still hold things; otherwise, how could it possibly store anything? It's a huge bug.

I stopped writing after each of her weddings or when she had a baby, which is a bit of a shame. I still quite enjoy reading about how the female lead is praised after she becomes famous. The author quickly resolves the heroine's suffering, and there are no awful characters to cause her trouble, which makes the reading experience very pleasant.

Thank you for all the comments, but the novel lacks logic, the initial overpowered abilities were too much, and it eventually became just a background character 😅. But the author will persevere and finish writing; they won't abandon the project halfway through. The first phase is now complete, and some chapters contain hidden storylines that will be revealed in the second phase. 😘😘

I generally enjoyed the writing, but I personally prefer stories where each world has a happy ending where the protagonist dies peacefully and has a complete conclusion. Many worlds end abruptly after the wedding or halfway through the plot, leaving me feeling unsatisfied and wanting more.

I've finished reading the first two stories. The female protagonist loves a refined life, loves herself, and avoids internal conflict. Although the theme is somewhat old-fashioned, the content is good, and the writing is delicate and layered. The only regret is that the ending is too abrupt and concise, lacking depiction of married life, children's growth, and later life.

As someone who loves female protagonists, I really enjoyed this novel. However, after reading half of the second world, I felt that the female protagonist was constantly sacrificing for the male protagonist. It's not that the male protagonist didn't sacrifice, but it felt like the female protagonist sacrificed more.

The female lead has a spatial ability and later gains divine consciousness; she's not a saint. Her way of doing things is absolutely amazing, I love it! The only downside is that each world's story is a bit short, and the endings are rushed. I prefer stories where the protagonist lives a complete life from beginning to end. The stories that end halfway through always leave me wanting more.

The author described the preparations for going to the countryside in great detail and put in a lot of effort. Each story starts off great, but then abruptly ends at a certain point, creating a stark contrast between a very detailed beginning and a quick, abrupt ending, or even just being briefly mentioned in the next story. This contrast is quite abrupt. Keep it up, author! I feel like your longer works will be fantastic too! 👍

I've only seen the second world so far, it's alright for passing the time. I'm commenting now to point out that girls don't bleed the first time. There are ancient explanations for this, such as the woman being too young and underdeveloped at the time of marriage, or the man being too rough and lacking in attentiveness. I hope this physiological knowledge won't be misleading.