Quick Transmigration: I Stole the Female Lead’s Beloved

How should I put it? In fact, I didn't have high expectations when I clicked on it, but after reading it, I really wished that the author would add 100,000 words a day. The story between the protagonists is light and warm, without any intense ups and downs, but it makes people want to keep reading. The relationship between the male and female protagonists The ambiguous pull and pull all happens between two people. It is a story that truly belongs to these two people. The rest of the characters are like passers-by in life. They have had a slight disturbance, but it will not have an impact on their own lives. I really like it very much. It is not a loss for my family to join in the stock! The more I read about it, the stronger my sense of AI becomes. Personally, I don't reject AI, but I'm sorry to the author. After AI is written, can you take a look at it yourself and fix at least the bugs? Posting it directly would be too disrespectful to the readers.

The writing process is very good, but the ending where the original protagonist comes back to be with the male protagonist is really... Well, it's a bit difficult to evaluate, maybe it's a pity, it makes me feel that the male protagonist's feelings for the female protagonist are actually not that 100%.

What's nice is that the heroine immediately leaves the world after completing her mission. Why do you have to write the predecessor to come back to replace the heroine? 😂 Will the world behind it be like this??

I'll give it four stars. I liked the first storyline but the ending was too hard to accept. I always felt that Lu Shiyan always loved the smart one, and sometimes she was a little cautious in front of him. She would make him the tomato beef brisket he liked, even if she made it. Su Su is not delicious, Shen Wei is very good, but she and Su Su are not the same person. Su Su is straightforward and Shen Zhi is reserved. I think it is impossible for someone as smart and observant as Lu Shiyan not to notice the changes between the two in the future.

I think it's very interesting. Maybe it's because I came late. The author has changed the text. The ending of the new version is quite interesting (the plain female protagonist accompanies the male protagonist until she grows old). It's not the kind of story they say where the original protagonist replaces the female protagonist and accompanies the male protagonist.

All I can say is that there is a reason why there are almost no comments at the end. In the third world, the one who didn't frown before seeing the male and female protagonists together. This 👍🏻, I am this 👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎 🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻

It's beautiful, very delicate, and very sensible, which is why the heroine has to leave after the strategy game.

I just read it casually, but after reading the first world, I couldn't stop. You, the author, really touched my heartstrings. You are so good at writing. If you know how to write, write more🥰🥰🥰🥰

I really like the first story, I really like it, it's super interesting!! (It's not because the rest of the story isn't good, it's because I was amazed just after reading the first story, so I'm giving it a good review) Hehe

I watched it from the fourth world onwards, and it was quite comfortable. I was more fond of it, the kind where the female protagonist doesn't take the initiative to conquer the world, but the male protagonist just falls into it. It just has a strong AI flavor, and the verbal chatter gets repeated every time you turn the page. After watching 4.5, The routines of the two worlds are the same. The problem is that the trauma and heartbeat of the heroine are exactly the same, without any modification or modification. I really like the author's light style. Except for the repetitive parts and almost identical routines that occasionally make me angry, the overall experience is not bad, but the inner drama is too much and too detailed.