Quick Transmigration: Steal the Lead, Win the Heroine!

It's really beautiful. The emotions are very well captured, but I think the male protagonist could actually be a little more tortured to give the female protagonist a sense of urgency.

For the time being, I have only read the first Small World and will post a review. Don't worry, I will also follow up on the subsequent Small World. However, after reading it, I can't calm down for a long time. If I read the article after reading it, there is a high probability that the feeling I feel now will no longer exist, so I am writing a book review now. Very good writing, very good, maybe a thousand people have a thousand Hamlet, but this book made me feel irreplaceable from the first small world. I rarely see articles with a cinematic feel in Tomato. There is no doubt that the first short story of this book fits perfectly. I can feel that the author is gradually getting better. When writing this article, he wrote it immersed, immersed, and pondered. There is no doubt that the hard work, the reactions of the people on the set, the reactions of Lao Zhou and Sister Wang are also what the author wants to say about his protagonist, and what I want to say. Sometimes I would be in a trance, always feeling that the heroine had actually realized that her brother was not the same as before, or maybe I was overthinking it. Except for the lack of contact with the heroine at the beginning, the Raider showed some utilitarianism, but the subsequent wavering must have come from the heart. That kind of unspeakable depression and melancholy hidden in the secret love that is under the control is great, really great. The stories on the set are also in line with their reality. Maybe I am too empathetic, and it is difficult not to be moved to tears. I really like the description of the porcelain part, and I also like the heroine's strength and determination despite her vulnerability. I can't help but be attracted to it. If you say you are nice to the one you like, give silently and be seen and lick them until the end, that would be too utilitarian. Gaining is never the most important thing, but the distance between two hearts, the tolerance and complementarity of souls. The author's line drawings, descriptions, and control of the emotional rhythm are all too good, too beautiful, too vivid, too good, too good. I'm mostly used to seeing strong men from a male perspective. This one has more strong women, but the men are not weak either, at least in my evaluation system. It is highly recommended and worth reading. I am very happy to have discovered a treasure in Tomato.

Last night 🌃 before going to bed, I accidentally read a novel about a male protagonist's quick travel guide. I didn't have any expectations for this novel (I didn't read the introduction and reviews like I usually do when filtering novels, I just waited and started reading the novel). At first, I just thought that this male protagonist's character and strategy were a bit special (he could capture people's psychology and attack their hearts step by step). Then the more I watched, the more moved I became, my god, this boy's love is so delicate and he is such a good lover! ! (My heart was pinched when I saw it, and I felt distressed) (Although it is just a small way to retreat) I really like this kind of very detailed and delicate description. The whole chapter is written in detail, and the descriptions of human psychology and scenery are very good! ! The first world looks good, but the rest... Well

Author, you really understand me so well. I like to watch and compete with each other. It has to be heart-breaking to be interesting! ! ! So much love, so much love, so much love [love] [love] [love] [love] [love] [love] [love]

I have finished watching the first world so far. It is a bit different from other fast-traveling games. The pace is a little slower. It tells a very bland story about the life of a world conqueror as another person, from being together to getting married and having children. It is interspersed with the third-party perspective of the system and the reactions of other supporting characters. It makes people feel that it is a living real world and not just a task.

I only watched the first world, and it was pretty well written. I don't really like guides from the male protagonist's perspective, because if the guide is from the male protagonist's perspective, it will feel like a realistic PUA. However, it can be seen that the author is dealing with this issue, and will also write about the male protagonist's emotions during the strategy process, so it can be read. It would be better if there is a Shura field in the exciting spot, hahaha

It's rare to have a very readable male protagonist's perspective to quickly travel through. The setting of each small world is quite attractive, the writing is good, and the plot is also very good. The only drawback is that there are occasional repeated sentences in adjacent chapters. I don't know what kind of bug this is.

The first world looks good.

I have finished reading the first world. For this world alone, I think this book deserves five stars. It is really good to read. I love empathy so much. The words written by the author always touch me.

Personally, I don't like this kind of sad writing (I've only read the first world so far). Putting aside the little tricks of the male protagonist, it is actually one who is giving and the other is avoiding. Maybe it's because the pace is a bit slow, it's so depressing to watch. There is no problem with the writing style and the positioning of the novel. It just depends on the reader's personal preference [Blowing a kiss][Flowing a kiss][Flowing a kiss] I really like the second part. After watching it, I don't have the same feeling as in the first world. [Blow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Flow a kiss]