After Quick Transmigration, I Chose to Give Up!
快穿后，我选择摆烂了！
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Quick Transmigration
- Updated
- 6d ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
More by this author
In booklists 3
Looking for Quick Transmigration Novels with No Fixed Couple, a Smart Protagonist, and Faithful Characterization
Looking for books similar to Quick Transmigration: From Questioning the Beloved to Becoming the Beloved. Nothing where the protagonist thinks they're everyone's favorite and keeps doing cringey stuff. I can't take it anymore.﹏.
Looking for a Book I Read Before: Quick Transmigration Romance
I remember one world where the male lead was a painter with both legs disabled and a really bad temper. The female lead was a housekeeper he hired. I think the male lead had a split personality, or maybe there were parallel worlds. I can't quite remember. The other personality was very gentle, and the first one got jealous.
Please Help Me Find This Book!
I'm trying to find a book I read before. It was a quick transmigration story told from the male lead's perspective. In one world, he was the emperor of a defeated country, and the victorious country gave him a title, either Prince You or Prince Ai, I can't remember which. He was incredibly handsome. I think he was a male version of the universally adored type.
Reader comments 38
Google Translate
The first world: her on standby, the system burning out, the female protagonist going crazy, hahahahahaha
I feel that the female lead is a very outstanding person, probably with a powerful background. Her shattered soul caused her to suffer from a deep-seated weariness. Later, she gradually completed tasks to improve her soul. I really like the female lead's personality. She has clear goals and a well-rounded personality. She is not easily led by others.
The author's writing style is a bit amateurish, but the protagonist demonstrates a fighting spirit from the first world to the third, which is commendable (๑òᆺó๑). Moreover, the protagonist makes significant changes to his original life, though the plot is rather bland—it's essentially a transformation from birth to death!
Personally, I think only the first world is good.
The second story is explained later; she had the system help her older sisters choose good husbands, and they would send money back home every year. It's estimated that this would be for their parents' regular care, but that would be the end of it. Even if the female protagonist went back, she couldn't change anything; it was just a closed-off little village.
I felt warm and touched after reading the story. 😢 The author's "playing it off" trope involves ignoring various rumors and gossip, yet these rumors eventually cause trouble for the female lead's career. She says she doesn't care, but ultimately relies on others to solve the problem. This plot is common in modern fiction. At first, it didn't bother me, but now I just feel (to put it bluntly) that she's hypocritical and self-righteous.
It's getting better and better! The female lead's personality changes in each world. In the first world, she's as lazy as a sloth. I really envy her extraordinary luck and talent, allowing her to win without effort. In later worlds, she also experiences the harshness of her family background but achieves a different life through her own efforts. Please keep writing!
Wasn't it supposed to be a no-romance story? How come there's a romance in the second world?
A pretty good quick transmigration novel, overall very peaceful and without any hostility. A stable life and inner peace might not be worse than a thrilling, face-slapping revenge story… PS: The ending of *The Celestial Master World* felt a bit rushed. During the final battle, it mentioned an evil aura in the well in the backyard, but that wasn't mentioned again, and the villain was easily captured, making the ending feel somewhat abrupt. 😂
I like the female lead's personality.