Quick Transmigration: The Male Side Character Is Here to Flirt

In the first world, the male protagonist ruined the original owner's family because of jealousy. How could Shou be so content with taking someone else's identity to fall in love with the male protagonist (the original protagonist looked at Shou incontinently in the sky); in the third world, hadn't the male protagonist already introduced himself? Why did he tell Shou again about his name later? What; the fourth world is still the same as the first world. Although the male protagonist indirectly killed the original protagonist, what I want to say is that the male protagonist's kindness to the original heroine was a bit too much. When I first watched it, I doubted whether the male protagonist liked the original heroine, but it turned out that he only regarded others as his sister. It is suitable for reading when you have no text to read, but not suitable for reading with your brain. After all, each world is quite short and some details may not be handled properly. I still like to read the small world setting (it's not easy for the author to give it a four-point rating)

It's really good-looking, I just like the purebred little sweet article 😘, it's good-looking

Come on! The rhythm of "Small World" is just right for people like me who don't have the patience to read long articles 💕

A sweet story with a relatively fast pace, a slap in the face, a good bedtime reading, no bloody misunderstandings, and readable.

The whole book is fast-paced, the plot is fast, not draggy, neat and clear, and very interesting to read. I look forward to a big book.

Recommended, super sweet 🥰🥰

Good-looking, good-looking, super good-looking 😳😳

Have you always blocked your feelings? (Important to me.)

It's so well written, the author should keep working hard

It's a nice little sweet article, keep it up!