Quick Transmigration: The Max-Level Expert Slaughters Her Way Through the World by Accumulating Merit

It looks good and the writing is getting better and better. Demining: There is a male protagonist, but he does not have many scenes. There is a plot of signing a lifelong engagement letter. The male protagonist does not appear in every world. Generally speaking, it's very good, but I suggest the author add in the introduction that there is a male protagonist but not many roles, because many people really don't like having a CP or a CP appearing suddenly, so it's best to indicate it. There is really a big debate on whether there is a CP in female channels, and many people hate it or are disgusted by it. Seeing that the back part seemed to be a bit of a heartthrob and the emotional drama was weird, I backed out first. Personally, I think the best one is the Sixth World. I looked at what everyone said and it seems that there is no male protagonist, but there is an emotional scene, so be careful to avoid lightning.

I couldn't help but give a good review to the first story. It's not a revenge about a little love. Some non-CP stories are also about love and revenge between men and women. There are so many encounters in life, and it's really not just about love. Everyone's regrets are different. The three views are correct and the pattern is big. I can keep chasing after a few million words. I will try my best to get more updates.

It's not bad, especially the world of the orphan girl in Xiangjiang, followed by the prince disguised as a man and the first world. Overall, it's pretty good. The only catch is the choice of the male protagonist. You can set non-fixed CP, no CP, or fixed CP. But in the early stage, there was a better love brain with fixed CP, and in the later stage, there was suddenly a fixed CP. It's really hard not to compare. Why did you choose this person to be the permanent male protagonist? Just because he has a higher profile? Just because he is stronger? Just because he's older? If you want to find a backer for the female protagonist, why do you have to find a male protagonist? You can find a master and inherit the tradition, but if you really can't, you can ask a foster father to pass on the tradition! In terms of scheming, the previous CP is no worse than the male protagonist. In terms of appearance, it is good to be attracted by the female protagonist and have children. In terms of love brain, isn't it enough to be able to devote one's life to the heroine's career and be obsessed with finding the heroine without reincarnation after death? The only difference is that he is not born in the spiritual world as the male protagonist, and his teacher is a great supporter. It's really enough that there are so many stories about strong women and strong men. It turns out that the heroine is so strong because she wants to be a little wife. I took a quick look at it later and found that the marriage contract was indeed canceled because of the "Tao" chosen by the heroine, but the heroine no longer had CP. In some worlds, blood was obtained through blood essence as a last resort, and the relationship between the two remained disconnected. It's almost certain that the male lead is fixed.

It's good to watch. The reshaping of the heroine's Taoist heart in the first world is the best, but she was quite resistant to the Empress' extra story at first, because she felt that the man was a typical example of both wanting and wanting (the only one with a good ending). They agreed to borrow her for a night from the beginning (if I knew you had gone back on your word, I guess it wouldn't be you), but ended up dying and destroying the way of heaven. You also said that you would give her back to me and destroy the way of heaven. Is the heroine yours? You want it, they have finally repaired the way of heaven, but you use the power of the heroine to start destroying it. What is the difference between that and the gods who only focus on talking about love and destroying the three realms? If you are not satisfied even if you have so much, you still have to pay merits to give you the best qualifications and status to go to the high-level immortal world to cultivate immortality (this is still barely enough). Of course the heroine is willing. The heroine has received favors from others, and she can also give favors to people who are destined, so I think this is the heroine's own fate, and I have no idea (actually, there is a little more, because the heroine is a real person) He devoted himself to poverty alleviation. Later, he wanted the heroine to be rich and help the poor in any way he wanted. Don't tell me that he has a share of the merits and help the heroine gets. The heroine can have quite a lot of talents if he is willing. It was the heroine who chose him that allowed him to obtain the merits that he could not have obtained, because he has no people in his heart. Without the heroine, he would not have gained so many merits.)

I'll comment on it when I'm halfway through it. It's very interesting. It's my first time to read a fast-paced novel. It takes several hours to watch a world. It's not very relaxing. The layout is too big, which makes me feel a little psychological pressure when I read it. It's a bit more realistic than mindless and exciting. How should I put it? The audience should not be large, but the writing is good. Um... I don't want to read it, I feel a little uncomfortable. If we talk about the emperor's plane, I can understand the thank you a little bit. Although I don't know why it is necessary to set up a plot for the heroine to give birth to a child, I can bear it. Although the thank you is a bit annoying, the loyal dog can also accept it. But I kept the jade pendant in the end, and it was disgusting to have the subsequent involvement. Moreover, Xie Yan is still a bad dog. I am most annoyed by such disloyal dogs that bring trouble to their owners. There is also the chapter about survival in the wilderness of the National Games. Why is the heroine teasing someone for no reason??? I haven't seen the heroine like teasing people before. I've never teased her before. She's a bit of a character loser. I think this chapter is a bit of a loser. The Raised Daughter of the Underworld is the pinnacle of the novel. I was still excited after reading it last night. But today I just opened it and read a few chapters before I read it. I really couldn't stand the gap, so I stopped reading it. By the way, when I read the story, there are a few people who let the heroine give birth to a child. They either ignored the request of the original body and forced one to be adopted, or they were very powerful. If the emperor wants a child, then put the child in the emperor's heart and let the emperor raise the child himself. This is the first time I've seen a child born by myself. I'm not saying it can't be done, but I feel that there is a better way. As we all know, women have a lot of harm to the body when giving birth to children, and it is easy to die. After all the novels are said, I suggest that you should not give birth to a child.

1. The plot is fast-paced and exciting but not cheap. The heroine comes with full-level buffs, but does not rely on force to crush her, but uses advanced cognition and structure to break the situation. For example, in the world of the 1980s, she used her "people-oriented" thinking and scientific research capabilities to promote the development of the times. This feeling of "knowledge changing the times" has more staying power than a simple slap in the face. 2. The characters are three-dimensional and avoid becoming tool-like. The heroine Shen Xingran has both the perseverance and determination of a cultivator and compassion for all living beings; the supporting characters in each world are not just tool people, such as the scientific research seniors in the 1980s and the legal male supporting actors in the legal world. They all have their own arcs and perseverance, making the story more warm. 3. The idea is profound and not only enjoyable. The author mentioned in the introduction that "some worlds have CP, and most do not", which makes it clear that the focus of the story is not on love, but on the "Tao" of the heroine. From repairing the loopholes in the way of heaven to promoting the progress of the times, the heroine practices the meaning of "merit" every step of the way, giving the fast-traveling novel a deeper humanistic care. 4. The writing is solid and has a strong sense of immersion. The author's detailed descriptions of different eras, such as the material scarcity and spiritual enthusiasm of the 1980s, the rules of the legal world and the game of human nature, can allow readers to quickly immerse themselves in the world and empathize and passionately follow the heroine. Different from the common "task points", the acquisition of "merit" is tied to the repair of heaven, the stability of the world, and the welfare of all living beings, which upgrades the heroine's action logic from "completing the task" to "protecting the world", and her intentions are instantly heightened. Shen Xingran, a master of full-level immortal cultivation, used "merits" as the level to ascend to the gods after his ascension failed. He has full-level strength but does not abuse violence, but uses wisdom and structure to solve problems. This kind of "dimensionality reduction strike" gives a more advanced feeling. The currently visible scientific research world, legal world, etc. In the 1980s, each world has a completely different background and core contradictions, which avoids the "reskin and repetition" problem that is common in fast travel stories.

So well written in the 1980s!! The story is narrated in detail, and each character is very vivid. It belongs to Gao Zhishuang, who is ordinary and dull. The change of the heroine's character is also a good point. It can be seen that the heroine is constantly growing and experiencing. The ending was a bit rushed, and I wanted to see the heroine continue to shine, but the finale was reached before I knew it.

The layout is very big, no procrastination, no nonsense, and a beginning and an end. I am a heavy non-CP fan. I can accept it because there is no love first. The only shortcoming is that there are very few excellent female characters (the protagonist of this article is the most important, and there are not many supporting roles). My suggestion to the author is to be bolder in writing female novels and create more excellent female characters. The guarantee is 50/50.

This is my favorite book I have read this year. I originally skipped the first world, but it is still being serialized, so I went back to read it. I feel that every world has a little regret, but the heroine did her best. Those who read the novel can read it without thinking. The heroine is a completely genius heroine.

The plot is very fast-paced and enjoyable to watch. The reason why I deducted one star is that in the Empress's plane, the heroine became the Empress, but the child she gave birth to was a boy. A must be too positive, so if he wants to continue the heroine's thoughts, his outside child must be adopted by a woman. Three generations, at least three generations can influence one generation