Quick Transmigration: A Remote Mountain Village? But I'm a Local!

The first world was pretty good, not ink-stained, not too nosy. At first I thought it would only be the heroine Kurohara, but it turned out not to be the case. The second world only has a black male protagonist, and the introduction says there are few emotional descriptions, but there are many male protagonists who are attentive and ambiguous to the female protagonist, so I skipped after reading a few. The third world is also okay. Apart from tasks and taking care of the original owner's parents, the heroine does not have to worry about the original male and female protagonists. Because the female ghost is so powerful, the men who admire her can only hang around her and don't dare to covet her. I personally like this type of charming heroine, like the bright moon hanging high in the sky. I like it but can see it from a distance. Even thinking of her as her partner is blasphemy!

I thought it was a big gamble, but I didn't expect it to turn out golden. Not feeling aggrieved, the writing is also on point. I am especially looking forward to the protagonist returning to the fairy world and having a Dragon King Return😼

It looks good, the plot is very enjoyable, and the overall reading feeling is very comfortable. There are no really good reviews, and there is no malicious black plot about the original male and female protagonists. Good reviews!! 💕💕

It's good-looking. I found gold out of shit. The heroine is not the kind of person who grinds and grinds. It's a cool novel, but not a very direct one. I look forward to the return of the heroine, the king.

It's good-looking, the heroine has a very lovable personality and doesn't feel aggrieved.

Not bad, very pretty