Quick Transmigration: The Cannon Fodder Female Lead Begs for Mercy

Does anyone really like to read this article about abusing women? Can you please stop tricking others into killing them [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]

What the heroine loses is her cornea, but what the hero doesn't have is love and the victim's forgiveness [love] The heroine is completely kidnapped by the system. She suspects that the system is here to punish the heroine. The mission cannot help. The darkening value is only known after completing the mission. It only reports favorability, and its only use is to help the heroine broaden her horizons [eat melon] Later, the heroine is pressured to forgive the hero [laughs] [Punch] In fact, if the author can arrange for the female protagonist to counter-kill the male protagonist in the follow-up system, it would definitely be good, although the forward swing is a bit long.

In the first world, the male protagonist took away the cornea that was supposed to be given to the female protagonist because he did not want the female protagonist to bother him. He later added that he wanted to make up for the cornea to give to the female protagonist. There was obviously a better way to express it, but he became the male protagonist. It felt like he was making excuses for his evil behavior at the time. So in the first world, I felt that it was completely be is the best ending, but I still got the certificate in the end... (The star is completely deducted from the first world) But I still like the second world quite a lot. The heroine is determined to go home (although there is a certain mission element in it) and does not stay in the ancient world. The hero finally abandons everything in ancient times to find the heroine and stay in the real world. The only thing I feel now is that regret is meaningless, and slapping a scumbag man and scumbag woman in the face is not very satisfying either.

It's good to read, I've read a few of them, and the first chapter really attracted me. The plot is not greasy either, it's not the kind of novel about a tyrant, domineering behavior, or anything like an outlaw maniac. I feel that the description is very detailed. The first picture looks very comfortable. I wrote it very carefully. It is the kind of relationship between the male and female protagonists that slowly sublimates. The portrayal of the male and female protagonists is also very good, they are both very personal and humane.

The writing is very strong👌The first world is very controversial, but the second world is great! But I still want to see more of their sweet daily life. Even if there is a price in the end, the process is sweeter and I can't get enough of it. I didn't watch the first world very carefully, but from what I know, the male protagonist just said one sentence, and he didn't know much at the time. Although it is a controversial point, for me, I can pretend not to see it🙈

Great author, if you don't update it, I will give up the book. It's not easy to find such a treasure book. The content is new and mysterious. It is my favorite. Don't miss the post when you pass by. You won't lose money if you invest in it.

Beautiful! The writing is very good! I particularly like the heroine's character! The heroine is not a character who accepts being criticized, but it is still recommended to start watching from the second world. The male protagonists in the following are all competing for love and have never done anything to feel sorry for the female protagonist. The male protagonist in the first world has indirectly done so. If you mind, you can skip it. But he kind of hates the system, he has some opinions

Like, like, like, like [flying kiss] [flying kiss] [flying kiss] [flying kiss] The character writing is pretty good. Dear author, I looked through the comments and found that many people were a little dissatisfied with your attitude towards the heroine in the first world. Will you be sad after reading these bad comments?

It's pretty good. The heroine is not a character who suffers losses [laughs and cries]. Anyway, if I were to act as my substitute, I would definitely not be as cruel as the heroine, so I can accept it and give it a thumbs up! Sisters, the more you read, the better it looks. I almost missed this article because of the ratings and comments. I urge you to read more. Also, in the mermaid article, the male protagonist wants to punish the female protagonist with death. It is very delicious. This is basically the female protagonist's trick. Finally, the male protagonist is in love.

I think it looks great but I don't know why the rating is so low