Quick Transmigration: As a Background Character, I Take It Easy and Do My Tasks

The heroine gives people the impression that although she is stupid, she is self-aware and acts in an unassuming way. To be honest, in the first world, I felt that the heroine was a bit stupid (of course, I may not be better than the heroine, but after all, she is a heroine, so she will be extra demanding). Then I found that although the heroine basically didn't care about the character issues later on, she just siphoned off the salary. A bad native family can run away as far as they want and live a good life, so the issue of character design is actually not a big problem. In addition, although the heroine in the first world seems a bit stupid, she is very likable, and the heroine refuses to accept love tasks. There is no bad plot and she does not participate in the original main story line. It is quite good.

I've seen the latest world. Overall, it's okay. I think I can give it five points. I recently wanted to read a novel where the female protagonist doesn't get involved, and then I found this one. The heroine has no emotional line, she works hard to improve herself, and accumulates points to continue improving herself. I saw that many people in the comment area thought the first world was very toxic and frustrating, and then they gave it a low star rating and ran away. I thought it was okay. After all, Exile is the main plot, and I have seen some that avoid the main plot, but the setting here cannot be avoided, and the title says Exile, so you have to be prepared to watch Exile. In fact, the biggest problem in the first world is not whether it can avoid being exiled, but that the heroine is not defensive and has no foresight. She is not like an old lady who died in her previous life, but like a college student 🤦. Without this point, most of the stories are okay. In the first world, I thought about repaying the heroine's thigh, but the heroine saw that she was different from before, so she was very wary of her hahaha. This is no longer the case in the future. Basically, she just avoids the protagonist and lives her own life. There are no big surprises to watch.

After reading it, I feel that it is a very interesting fast-travel novel. I don't understand why so many people don't like the escape in the first world. Everyone keeps saying why they don't avoid escape if they know it in advance. How can I avoid it? In a feudal dynasty avoiding famine and not yet in a war situation, the protagonist has just started to travel quickly, and it has received very inexplicable negative reviews. But some people may not like it if the space is revealed for the first time, but I feel it's okay and it won't affect anything. Moreover, I found that this book has many strong and shining girls. This is the kind of book that a female channel should have.

It's okay, but I feel like the heroine relies on Golden Finger to do everything, which gives people a hollow feeling, so what else does she need to do? Anyone can do the task.

It looks good. The protagonist is very neat in every world. He just wants to complete the task. He will not insist on avenging the original owner according to his own standards, nor will he have feelings for the people in every world. He is very measured! Like! I hope the author will make more updates in the coming days!!

Not bad, a very surprising book The protagonist is not a particularly intelligent person, but he knows he has a golden finger, so the writing style and plot are very enjoyable hahaha And it's so cool to not have a male protagonist at all 🥰 There are many amazing girls

When I saw Chapter 373, I have read all the chapters except "Foolish Filial Piety", "Orcs" and "Palace Maid". The heroine grows up step by step and completes the tasks. With a little choice, she will avoid the love brain tasks.

It's good-looking, the heroine is calm, self-aware, peaceful, emotionally stable, considerate, well-planned, and has a real personality. The story is eloquently told and very comfortable. Suddenly I feel like my comments are a bit human-like 🤦 but this is my true feeling.

Good-looking and good-looking. The protagonist, Goldfinger, is very powerful. He earns points by traveling through the world and completing tasks. The merits and beliefs gained in the task world can also be exchanged for points to buy things. It feels like there's nothing you can't buy in the system store. The protagonist's indirectness hurts, indirectness is a salty fish. Not bad. There is nothing to feel aggrieved about. No CP. In some worlds, children are born (in a gestation chamber, not in person).

The most confusing thing is that I refuse to fall in love. This is why I got 5 stars.