Book Transmigration: The Plot Starts Off This Explosively

This book is so well written! The protagonist, Lin Xiao, has a series of adventures and encounters with various beautiful women, sparking romances along the way. There are also other supporting characters and various minor romantic conflicts. However, there's this slut named Chu Yunchen who keeps stealing the spotlight. I suggest the author kill him off as soon as possible to avoid affecting the reading experience.

This book is really good, especially the part depicting Lu Bu's fierce battle with Sun Wukong over Diao Chan. However, Xue Baochai was indeed too strong; if it weren't for Darius's outer-range attack and Noxus Guillotine, that M4 6x scope spray would have been fatal.

It's not bad; the main character is quite intelligent. However, some of the supporting characters are rather disappointing. It's the same old trick, just like a bootlicker.

It's alright, the plot is fine. I hope the author can keep writing out of passion and finish it. Okay, I admit it's poorly written; it's purely for attracting female readers.

I recommend everyone to watch it. Although I'm leaving now, although I didn't like it, although the male lead is a bit of a sycophant, and although the female lead often gives him the cold shoulder, even setting aside these flaws, if you watch it carefully, you can still find something to appreciate.

While there are still some issues, they're not to the point of being offensive to me. I've seen many reviews saying the female lead doesn't give the male lead a friendly look, but that Saintess surnamed Mu isn't the female lead. The latter two are the ones related to the male lead, right? What are people talking about?

The premise is quite appealing; it's not entirely about the protagonist's extraordinary luck, nor is the harem-building a complete babysitter. It's about an ordinary person who just wants to become stronger. I'd love to read more of it.

The beginning was a bit frustrating, but it gets better towards the end. It's sweet and funny, and the plot flows fairly smoothly. The male lead's development is a bit slow, but it's starting to improve. I hope there will be more romantic comedies like this.

I checked the comments section before watching, but I was skeptical and thought maybe people were just being picky… However, after watching for a while and skipping some chapters to get my opinion, I felt the main character resembled a funny meme, with a 1:1 head-to-body ratio, a huge head, short limbs, and large eyes. He was tilting his head back, with one eyeball at the top of its socket and the other at the bottom – a typical chibi-style character.

It's alright, a fairly traditional fantasy novel (the plot is also fairly traditional). It has two main characters: the original protagonist uses the Xiao Yan template, and the transmigrated protagonist uses the Lin Dong template. Their relationship is one of initial conflict followed by eventual friendship, which is quite enjoyable.