Quick Transmigration: My Host Is Anything but Proper

It's good, I love watching it, but it's not finished yet, so I'm not satisfied. Also, I hope that in the second ancient power struggle world, there will be more records of Shi Yuan in later generations. Most historical records I've read focus on the male protagonist, with only a few words about the female protagonist, which doesn't do justice to her actions.

Wow, this is great! (♥∀♥) I've finished the first story. I love the female lead's strong personality, unrestricted by anyone, never wronged, and daring to do what she wants. I also love the male lead's self-destructive approach and his refusal to hurt the female lead. Could you write a story where the female lead recognizes the male lead, and he falls in love with her at first sight, making their relationship progress faster and the story even sweeter?

Each little world feels absurdly chaotic yet logical, disregarding human life. You can never predict what the next world will be like—it's so hilarious! The female lead has a naive yet incredibly direct approach to love, while the male lead is totally love-struck; after seeing her a couple of times, he's all he thinks about—she's mine, she has to be mine, she can only be mine!

It's a good and interesting read, and not too melodramatic. Even when the plot is a bit cheesy, the female lead isn't really involved. But the main thing is that I've read similar stories with about 70% similarity—not in the plot, but in the premise. It also features a female protagonist with a spending system and a quick transmigration plot, and she's also "straightforward."

Super good! Respectful of women, and the characters are all incredibly intelligent. Every character is vividly portrayed, and the female lead is an absolutely amazing person who reports the male lead relentlessly whenever he does something wrong 🤭🤭 She also works for a government agency, sometimes early, sometimes late, but she's always there whenever it's set in modern times 😳 The third world even has elements of the second world!

Each of the smaller worlds was quite interesting and worth recommending. However, in the third world, although the male protagonist had a mental illness, he tacitly allowed the kidnappers to smuggle the female protagonist across the border so that she wouldn't leave him (the female protagonist wasn't injured at all, and there was no abuse of her).

I've only finished reading the first small world so far, and I personally really like the female protagonist's character design 🌟. She speaks very concisely and to the point, and I also really like the system's design—it's very satisfying. The female protagonist doesn't have to worry about being out of character and can be free and do whatever she wants 💗.

It was hilarious! The third little world was so much fun. The fourth was okay, but in the fifth, the male lead seemed a bit too harsh, so there wasn't much of a sense of connection. The later parts lacked a climax. Overall, it was alright. I've watched the latest one.

This novel is surprisingly good. At first glance, based on the title and synopsis, I thought it would be one of those quick transmigration romance novels with a similar plot to those I'd read before. But it wasn't; the story was unexpectedly interesting. I've read through three and a half worlds and have been laughing non-stop.

Although I haven't finished reading it, I couldn't help but comment that it's super good! It brought back the feeling of those quick transmigration novels from a few years ago. The female lead is a powerful, cold-faced, yet adorable character, and the male lead is a self-conquering protagonist, hahaha! Super good, the author writes so well!