Quick Transmigration: A One-Stop Service for Redemption and Roleplay

Although it is a poorly written whitewashing novel, the author's slow and delicate words establish the protagonist's image very well. There is no intense shock of fame reversal, but a touch of distressed "He is this kind of person." Looking back, AI smells so strong... 🍅It's really been completely invaded by AI. I can't find a few pure hand-made books. Once I finish reading the few I have on hand, I'll say bye😑

It's very interesting. The author has written three worlds so far. The first world is not sad but it will make you cry non-stop (of course, it may be that my tear point is too low). It's written in big letters and is plain and simple, but there are many people's other perspectives in the extra chapter which I think is quite interesting (every world extra chapter has them!). The second world is a little cruel, but things will get better in the future. The third world is in the entertainment industry, where the kitten is so cute, and slowly changes from a single person to being wrapped in the love of millions of people. In this world, he has a group of friends who treat him very well, and parents who love him (this is only in the latter, the parents in the front rarely stay with him due to work reasons). All in all, it's the kind of movie that makes people cry while watching it. You know, I cried while watching it last night. When I woke up this morning, I continued to cry while watching it. All in all, it is very, very, very good-looking, very, very, very, very fond [sending my heart] [sending my heart]

I watched 2 Worlds. The author's writing is very delicate. It is not the kind that focuses on love and love. The original owners are very charming in themselves. They may have become a bad image in the eyes of others because of the helplessness and coercion of reality. As for the protagonist, the time traveler, I think he is like a redeemer, helping them speak out and pulling them all out. They are all lovely and great people. What I want to say is: there is always a light that will illuminate all the darkness. Then, I am a little curious about whether the original owner will come back at the end of each story. I want them to see it and see this light. I think they are so miserable [I almost cry] and finally, the author, please come on! But don't be too tired. Your writing is really good and soulful. I hope you'll finish the third world! [Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates]

It's a very light book, but it's inexplicably attractive. Su Su is an immersive performance with a strong sense of substitution. Perhaps because of the power of the writing, my tears always fall with the suffering and happiness of Su Su or the original protagonist. A vague sense of happiness, a lingering sense of sadness. In fact, I just want to say one thing after reading this: Susu, all original owners, please be happy.

I've watched Two Worlds so far, and I think it's very interesting. Let me talk about my impression of the protagonist first. He is like a light, warm and colorful. We cannot define the specific color of light, just like we cannot define him. He is like light. He is what the original owner is. Like light hitting an object, the object will not lose its original color. On the contrary, it will be more dazzling than before. His background color is gentle and pure. He doesn't have a businesslike and indifferent attitude towards the mission. He has flesh and blood, and he clearly understands the original owner. It feels like he is not acting, but living. It makes people feel that he is not acting, and it feels very immersive. He may think that he only gave the original owner a layer of light. In fact, what the original owner lacked was that light, or most people lacked that light. But in fact, it seems that what he did was just slowly lead the original owner from the darkness to the light, but I cannot deny his greatness because of this. He is very good, his works are very good, and I feel he has unlimited possibilities in the future. (This is the first time I write such a long review, because this book gives me a very warm feeling...)

It's not bad, because there are actually very few novels of this type. It's not only necessary to clean up the content, but also to have the right taste. It's hard to find my personal taste. The writing style has a light, slow feeling. I can't say it's a good writing style, but it's not bad either. , And then the plot goes by very quickly, and I happen to like fast-paced ones, but most of the time it's around the end of Small World, and I always feel a bit rushed, with a feeling that it's not over yet, so I hope I can write some extras if I can.

I personally think this book is very good. Among the many small worlds, the one I remember most is the idols in the entertainment industry. This small world as a whole is a little sad, but what the old man said to Su Bao in the back really touched me and made me feel healed. Maybe life is an unknown journey, and all we can do is treat the present moment well. The writing is very good, the writing style is also very good, and the writing is really rigorous. I really like this kind of careful and serious writing. I hope you will be happy every day and be inspired [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

The writing is very good, but I can't watch it anymore. After watching the three worlds, I felt sour and even shed tears. The original owner and protagonist of each world made me feel distressed. Even if it was cleared up in the end, it was very frustrating and aggrieved. It was unbearable. I control the protagonist and I can't bear to see the protagonist feel uncomfortable.

I have watched three worlds so far. In the first world, the typical original owner is a bad guy (a very typical Yaozu), but the whitewashing of the protagonist in the following is very special, which gives people a dull and bland character. It makes me always look forward to something big happening or a big conflict (the sequelae of reading too many whitewashing stories). But when I thought about it carefully later, I found that the protagonist actually did a lot of things (doing scientific research to promote development), just because the author narrated it in a relatively peaceful way, so after reading the first plane, my first reaction was that this is an everyday plane. Oh, by the way, the character played by the protagonist is very heartbreaking (a genius with an innocent heart who is not understood by others). In the second world, the original owner is really distressing. Even if the system later said that the original owner did bad things later, I was not very impressed. I still thought of him like this (my whole body hurts all the time, even breathing hurts). Why do I need the protagonist to clear his name? Just remembered. While watching it, I kept thinking, Oh my god, how could such a pitiful person exist, but I also felt that he didn't need my pity. In the third world, the original owner is also a pitiful person. I even think he must have a mental illness. Even he needs to be cleared because he was framed. Among the three original owners of the world, he is the only one who is purely innocent. The short summary is that ① the original owner is evil, and the character played by the protagonist is pitiful ② the original owner is super pitiful, but he also did bad things later. The protagonist did not do anything bad when he came, which highlighted the pity of the original owner and helped many people who were as pitiful as the original owner. ③ The original owner was innocent and pitiful, and the protagonist came to avoid being slandered, so there was no chain reaction. The three love lines are all family-oriented (?) And friendship-oriented (√). Then, the author's writing style is more everyday, with a dull narrator describing the shocking deeds the protagonist has done (and the difficulties in achieving them) and the difficult situation of the original owner. You tortured me like a dog, you were so gentle and gentle, and you fed me a knife out of the blue😭😭😭

I think it's beautiful, but every time I watch it, I unconsciously think of other things. For example, in the first world, if the original owner was a girl, would she have the same life as the original owner? She might get married and be beaten to death when she wasn't working at home. In the second world, I should feel sorry for the original owner, but when I think of him as the crown prince, hypersensitivity is terrible, but he doesn't say he is sick just to keep his status. He is very pitiful and miserable, but when I think of his identity, I can't feel sorry for him at all.