Quick Transmigration: Ugh! You Can’t Reason with Celestial Dragons

When I was reading this book, I always had a question: How would the male protagonist who fell in love with the heroine because of her charming physique treat the original heroine after her soul left?

Why is it that Ni Jinyue is the heroine every time in Small World? Just curious, the content is quite relaxing.

I have read this book a long time ago, but I have never reviewed it before. This book is very new to me, and many times the plot direction is beyond my imagination, but it is a very good book (I have almost forgotten the detailed plot, but in my heart it is very beautiful!!!)

It's okay, listening to books is more suitable

It's strange, the first two worlds are fine, but the last two worlds suddenly have a strong AI flavor, which is completely inconsistent... But leaving the last two worlds aside, the first two worlds are okay. In the last world, the number of people doesn't match up, there are inexplicable dialogues, there is a heroine who appears out of the blue, there are situations where she eats books while writing, and there is a system that is no different from the original one. I really feel like I don't want to let AI continue writing in the end... The inexplicable male protagonist in the penultimate world is so greasy! The world of little junior sister is still very beautiful. There is a word count error in Chapter 175. Is it because all AIs can't count a few words?

I quite like the heroine