Quick Transmigration: I Sweep Through Every Small World with My Permissions

They exterminated her family and turned her into a human pig, but she just let them dig mines. Hahahaha. This revenge is so powerful. She is worthy of being a fake boss.

The heroine is great, but the number of chapters in a world is too long, and revenge is too slow.

Who did you kill? Don't brag if you don't have the ability to deliver.

The heroine is so powerful, and her apprentice in the first story is so bad that he keeps jumping around in front of her, but she doesn't deal with them, so why should he keep them? I couldn't stand it after reading a few chapters, I felt uncomfortable at all 🤦 🤦

AI text eh. . .

I don't know what the story about the elder sister's ascension in situ was about. Wasn't the original owner trapped to death in a secret realm? Even if the past life experience in the dream is considered to be the original owner's own death, will it turn out to be betrayed later? Isn't it normal to be disgusted if you are caught doing evil? Moreover, the description of the original owner's experience in the dream did not seem like he was framed. The junior sister did not feel like a bad person. Later, a frame-up plot was forcibly written. It felt like the original owner's enemies were forcibly written as bad people. The other stories were pretty good.

I don't recommend it. It has more flaws than fun points, and it's written in a verbose way. The setting is that of a boss, and there are no restrictions in the small world. In fact, there is no boss style at all. The processing methods are grinding, like to pull repeatedly, leaving escape routes for the bad guys, letting people get in front of the protagonist again and again, and laying mines for the family. If I have a grudge, I will not immediately avenge it. If I have the strength, I will not use it. I just play.

It's so beautiful, please update it soon. The heroine should be ruthless and teach those white-eyed wolves and those so-called relatives and friends a lesson. Make them regret it, and make their own white-eyed wolf children. Restore their memories with their parents and the male and female protagonists, making them regret and die unwillingly

The second part is exactly the same as the one I read a few days ago. Grandpa dies and leaves his old house to his granddaughter, but he has to pay back 5 million for grandpa. He is a very good relative and the head of the debt seems to be called Qin Wuye, also called Fifth Master. Grandpa leaves his granddaughter a bracelet, which also connects to other times. I said that when I read the second part, the plot was so familiar. I can't say it is exactly the same, but the beginning is really similar.

It looks good, but the punishment for the enemy is too light. They feel that they have not experienced even one tenth of the injuries suffered by the original owner.