Quick Transmigration: The Male Lead Never Follows the Plot

It's super good-looking. Every time the original heroine does something wrong, she will not be punished. The author will always protect her. The heroine is becoming more and more kind. She also has the quality of kindness and the role of a tool. The more the fire in her heart is gone, the more she can cook 😄😄😄😄

The author is great, the first three planes are all very good, the author of the first three planes writes very sweetly, but this Immortal Lord is too alienating, the male protagonist feels that he has no charm at all, and is the original culprit who hurt the female protagonist, the original female protagonist feels that there is no big problem, this male protagonist is the most hateful, he personally brought the female protagonist back, hurting people, the original female protagonist feels that it is an unreasonable disaster, because it is the male protagonist who took the initiative to use the female protagonist to save the original female protagonist, it is really difficult to evaluate the male protagonist in this plane, it is better to be BE

It's very beautiful. The heroine is very kind. Even if she is hurt by others, she will forgive beautifully. She will help the people who have been hurt regardless of past grudges. It's so beautiful. It's so cool to bring in the villain. There is no price for doing something wrong. I love the author so much 😍

It's super good-looking. Maybe it's because the world of the Immortal Realm is a bit alien to me. I feel like this world is torturing the female protagonist physically and mentally, extracting her soul blood. The male protagonist dies in battle and the female protagonist loses her memory and is still alive. It's a bit alien to me. I still really like the first three worlds. Come on, come on.

It's even, it's so beautiful... The female lead is in ecstasy, and she's not abusing her at all! The male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist at first sight and had no ambiguity with others, so that the female protagonist would not suffer any injustice. The heroine's character is also very likable. Except for the world of Xian Zun that I didn't like and didn't finish watching, the other worlds are perfect! … The more the author writes, the more she becomes a virgin. The original heroine is living a much better life than the heroine! I originally came here to dote on the heroine, but in the end, a female supporting character is better than the heroine??

The heroine is both vicious and kind. The heroine always uses some despicable means to hurt herself to frame the original heroine, and the one who is favored is always confident. The hero will stand firmly by the heroine's side and favor the heroine, but the punishment of the hero to the original heroine is always not so severe. Most of the vicious original heroines live a good life. The female protagonist is very kind. Even in the small world, the male protagonist's relatives, such as parents and grandfather, always go against the grain and create opportunities for the original female protagonist to get close to the male protagonist many times, making the female protagonist dance in front of her. The ending is that the female protagonist chooses to forgive the male protagonist's relatives, and everyone has a happy ending.

It's really good to watch, but the world of Immortal Lord has been destroyed. It's very sad 😢 Come on, author, I love watching it so much. I don't understand the author. You were not like this at the beginning. Now you write as if you no longer purely love the heroine. You truly love your daughter and the two heroines. You also share the love you gave to the heroine with the original heroine. No matter who bullies whom between the two, and who is worse, they can both end well. But I'm not, I only love the real heroine, not the so-called original heroine. I changed the five stars to three stars. I think if your situation is not good, just end it. Don't let the heroine enter the small world again and be angry with the original heroine.

It's super good-looking. I feel like the author is getting smoother as he writes. I took a look and found that the author has been correcting the problems mentioned in the negative reviews. Those who are worried about the problems in the negative reviews can skip the volume on Cultivation of Immortality. And regarding the original heroine, as long as she stops her losses in time and no longer likes the hero, she can live a stable life. I don't understand why some people are dissatisfied with this. Is it necessary for the original heroine to always like the hero, then lose her family and become an ordinary woman, and finally shed tears of regret when she looks at the happiness of the heroine? Why does the hero always have to wait until the heroine is injured before the hero is willing to take action? It is understandable that the original heroine has a happy ending, but if the original heroine indirectly caused the heroine to be injured, can she still be happy with peace of mind? And is the heroine becoming more and more love-minded? Can you write this book according to the standards of the new book you opened?

There are no belated confessions or bloody pulls in this book, only a blatant preference that spans time and space. He is not here to complete the plot of the novel, but to make an appointment with her; she is not here to complete the character of the female supporting character, but to meet the person who has been waiting for her in thousands of worlds. This is not a quick travel mission, it is clearly a long-planned two-way rush. Pull away from the previous story, turn around and give her the hot and firm love that belongs to her. The best love is never about waiting for someone to look back, but when someone crosses mountains and seas just to come to you. Every moment they spend together tells us: Only by letting go of the wrong person can you meet the right person; being true to yourself is always the most correct answer in life.

Help me arrange a little thunder, First, the heroine ran away after reaching the predetermined ending, and could not live out her life in the small world. Secondly, the male protagonist in the world of the Immortal Mortal Woman extracted the female protagonist's bones and blood for the original heroine, took her away by force, and forcibly extracted the bones and blood. I jumped. After reading the last few sentences, it seemed that the male protagonist died and the female protagonist's bones and blood were replaced. Third, the story about childhood sweethearts. The original heroine offended the heroine, and the heroine asked the sweetheart hero to hook up with the original heroine, then torture and abandon him. The hero agreed. I jumped again, but overall it was okay. I gave it five stars. I haven't read it yet, so I'll rate it first.