Quick Transmigration: I Only Pick Up What the Female Leads Leave Behind

The front is quite interesting, the female protagonist is specialized in picking up male protagonists or careers that the original female protagonist does not want. In most of the previous worlds, after the heroine picked up the mistakes, the results were satisfactory. The male protagonist and the female protagonist are very affectionate and manage each other's lives happily. It can be regarded as a relatively relaxed fast-paced novel. But the back part doesn't feel as good as the previous one, because some worlds have male protagonists who are unwilling and reluctant to be together, which is boring, and some worlds are still be, a world where women are respected, and the female protagonist returns the male protagonist to the modern era. Although the male protagonist returns to the modern era that he misses so much, he misses the female protagonist for the rest of his life. I don't really like this ending, I personally prefer sweet and refreshing novels.

It's interesting, but you can still watch it. I quite like the third story. The bad guys have to act decisively.

Oh my God, this book is amazing. The more I read it, the more interesting it becomes. The heroine is also very novel. The heroine is free and easy and dotes on the hero. I love reading it! As a native dog, I really love watching it!

If you like to feel depressed, you can watch it

This is a very normal logic. You don't have to deliberately blame the original heroine. It's good.

The writing is very good. It doesn't have a cookie-cutter ending. The author writes about many different lives from different angles. It's very interesting.

Don't stop updating, strong women are really beautiful [admiration]. This book can score more than 8.5 Points. [Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates]

Beautiful, very beautiful

It's quite beautiful. How should I put it? It's a bit regretful and a bit touching.

The female protagonist who is strong and charming does not deliberately try to please the male protagonist for the sake of strategy, but conquers the male protagonist step by step with her personal charm [laughing]