Quick Transmigration: The Supporting Female Lead Focuses on Her Career, and Dates Along the Way

I feel that the author's writing style is pretty good, very fluent, without any particularly bad points, and the heroine's character is straightforward and neat. . . I don't know why I wrote a system that loves men (although the male protagonist written by the author is also very good). As soon as I meet the male protagonist, I will match him in various ways. What a perfect match. The male protagonist is interested in the female protagonist. The way he looks at the female protagonist is different. It seems that if you miss the male protagonist, there is nothing better in life. The female protagonist is not bad, is it? The system said that we should focus on our career first, and then the system would ask for various things, a good match, something different, does the female protagonist also like it? The male and female protagonists went out to have a meal, the system said, how is it, the male protagonist is very different, the female protagonist is smiling happier than before, etc. The female protagonist said to let nature take its course, but the system also said that's it? Is it possible that when we have a meal, we have to pull up the sunroof immediately? The same goes for the heroine's friends. Normally, I know that the heroine and the hero are now getting to know each other. I also want to ask the heroine how the heroine feels when the former hero brings the former heroine to the banquet. Normal friends will feel unlucky when they think about it, let alone mentioning it. I also want to ask, I I haven't finished reading it, so I don't know the plot behind it. It's okay to say that I took it out of context. I really can't figure out how there is such a system of turning the elbows outwards and a friend who always likes to ask the heroine what she thinks of the original hero. (The author's writing is really good, but I personally feel uncomfortable. I don't mean to say anything bad about the author.)

Hmm... The system appears a bit too often. When the male and female protagonists meet for the first time, they all boast and lead the male protagonist to sell the male protagonist. This is a bit funny, and it feels like the system is the male protagonist's salesman, hahahaha [smirking]. But what the author wrote is really good!! [Blowing a kiss] It will be better if the world becomes smaller in the future, that's my personal opinion. The title of this novel is essentially about romance while focusing on career. The heroine also puts her career first and then her relationship (at present, I see that the essence of the third world has not changed, and the family members in each world are very good. Personally, I prefer the atmosphere of the male and female protagonists attracting and pulling each other during the ambiguous period.) Author, please update!!! 😫😫😫

I finished reading the first world. It was a good read. The girl has a very good character and a very charming personality. If you pursue a career, you should pursue a career. Stay away from scumbags and stay away from scumbags. No matter if they are good or bad, you don't pay attention or care. It's not like some novels that give people the same words and actions. They say they are staying away, but they keep getting together. After reading it, I feel upset. Then the male protagonist is also very charming, he looks mature and he respects women. Their love relationship was slow and steady. Maybe they had a crush on each other at a certain point in the beginning, but it wasn't like the sky was shattering and the earth was in flames. They were taking a normal, step-by-step approach, from dating one date to another, slowly deepening their relationship, to formally confessing to each other with a bouquet of flowers, which was great. (Buying a career is a career, but the faint emotional line in it is also very sweet. I have read an article before about getting together soon, but it seems that it is all about work, and the description of the relationship is not in place. It is not sweet. One of them may be in love more obviously, while the other one can feel love at any time. I left it everywhere and went on a business trip to work. This is really uncomfortable. I feel unequal love 😫) I hope the author will get better and better in the future world, look forward to it 🤩 (The first world is Shuangjie, I don't know for those who haven't seen it later, but I turned to the comment area and the author replied that it is Shuangjie)

The background of this fast-travel novel is that the employees of the fast-travel bureau help the love-minded female partner who ends up miserably in the small world to change the fate and regain her career. There is CP, Shuangjie, and the careers in each small world are different. The number of words is about 40,000 to 60,000 words. It may be relatively plain and not have too many ups and downs, because I want my heroine to have a smooth career and be accompanied by her lover and family. Different readers will have different feelings after reading it. It doesn't matter if you don't like this setting. You can read other books. I hope everyone can find books they like and enjoy reading~ 💕💕💕

Not bad. I like the just-finished Port City Little World. The rhythm, background, and characters are all very good~ Seeing that they are all Shuang Jie at the moment, the author also mentioned Shuang Jie in the comment area. It's great. Shuang Jie, we can be saved! The system in the first three worlds is indeed a bit annoying, like a salesman who keeps promoting the male protagonist. The author has made corrections in the next few worlds, and it is well received! The rhythm of the plot, the characters of the protagonists in the small world, and the slap-in-the-face plot are well arranged. The heroine is quite quick to deal with the original male protagonist, and she cuts through the mess with a quick knife and praises her again and again🤺🤺Although there will still be a few jumps in the follow-up (), basically the original male and female protagonists are black. I didn't finish the first few small worlds because of system problems... I look forward to the latest serialization of the era background! I can't stand it, the smell of AI is getting stronger and stronger...

Don't be discouraged. When I watched it in the early stage, I did feel that the system was too enthusiastic towards the male protagonist. I even suspected that the male protagonist had some hidden identity and was always trying to be a match. This was not good at all. However, things got much better in the later stages. The female protagonist focused on her career and had many professional names. Great work!

It's quite good-looking. When people say they stay away from the male and female protagonists, they really stay away. It's not the kind of people who say staying away is either quarreling or making trouble. I hope the author will write better in the future 😄

It's very interesting to watch. The heroine is quick to deal with and stay away from the male and female protagonists, focusing on her career. In addition, the heroine has a good family in almost every life, with relatives who love her. The male protagonist feels a little background, but he is very supportive of the heroine.

I really like this kind of heroine who is decisive and neat. I feel so happy when I read it. Unlike some other novels where I keep getting entangled with scumbag men and scumbag women, making them dance so happily. It makes me so frustrated. The heroine in this book doesn't take them seriously at all. I love them so much. The author is very [sending my heart] [sending my heart] [sending my heart] [sending my heart]

It's okay and suitable for reading when you're in a book shortage. The plot is relatively bland. It takes two or three chapters to solve the "villain" in the previous life, and then the heroine develops her career and relationship. It's that the system in the first three or four volumes is like a matchmaker, selling the male protagonist whenever he sees it. I saw that the male protagonists of The Sixth Small World are at least 10 years older than the female protagonists.