Quick Transmigration: Conquering the Male Lead of a Male-Oriented Novel

I beg you, the first plane is very beautiful, I must add ⭐, but what does the second one mean? 🤦 I thought everyone would like the heroine, but after watching it I found out that it is really a harem, and I have no choice. . . I feel uncomfortable after watching it. If I still retain my memory after assimilation, the heroine will be no different from other harems. I hope she will be both physically and mentally clean in the future.

To be honest, I have been looking forward to the appearance of a real starting point hero strategy article, but I have never seen it. I was so anxious that I almost made up my mind to produce my own food, until today! As soon as I saw the atavistic snake-man daily hero on the profile, my radar went off! Who knows! With trembling hands and an excited heart, I continued reading. The author really watched the Qidian male videos! The male protagonists finally gave me the impression that they are no longer the kind of delicate and heavy-handed characters in female videos. Each one of them gave me a very familiar flavor. Sure enough, they had to be written by authors who actually read the male videos. I was so moved by my family that they finally found them for me. Finally, I no longer have to produce food by myself🥲

The heroine is well designed, and the first world is delicious. That's why the names are always wrong, and they go wrong very frequently. It's very entertaining and uncomfortable to watch.

The article is quite interesting, but sometimes I feel that there is really no need to go through the strategy. If you are full of good feelings for the first time, you can still kill him. Well, it doesn't count as a kill. He just crushed the protagonist during the blood training all over the world. The only contact was a kiss before killing the heroine, so does it have any impact? It doesn't make any difference if you feel it or not. The second one is all about falling in love with each other. The protagonist chooses your harem. But even if the male protagonist knows it, I feel like he still can't control himself and is always ready to make a move. Sometimes I really want the female protagonist to assimilate the male protagonist. Forget it. This must be full value.

The writing style is very good, and the setting of the first world is very interesting to some extent (there are too many places where the names are changed, which is easy to cause drama. Maybe because it is a fast time travel, the relationship in some places actually progresses too fast, like skipping paragraphs). The setting of the second world is also very novel, but actually it feels very abstract when you look at it (?, And I feel that this man is too happy, even to the point where I think he does not deserve to be so happy. Orz, I feel sad after reading it, even though I know it is In order to defeat him, there are very few articles on Tomato that explain him step by step. Well, the male protagonist is indeed a very traditional male channel. In summary, the advantages > disadvantages. It can be seen, but the 1v1 in the introduction still feels a bit inconsistent. In the hive setting of the second world, although emotions, memories, etc. Are all shared, in fact, they cannot really be regarded as one person... Ugh, damn, this man eats too well and is very disturbing. The heroine's design is very good and a bit unique, but the description is a bit lacking ovo

I can only say that it is a real "boy's video" hahaha. Children who can accept it should read this book again. The world does not revolve around romance. A very novel book

I tied it a long time ago and forgot to comment. I really want to say, it's really beautiful, I just feel like I'm seeing the pure love of the male lead in a male channel. Many comments in the comment section say that the first two worlds are not good, that there is no pure love, and that the male protagonist is a harem novel hero or something like a Dumas novel hero. In fact, I think the author's setting is quite good. In the later worlds, the author made some compromises and truly achieved pure love, so if you don't like the first two worlds, you can skip to the later ones. But for me, the first two worlds are pretty good and worth taking a look at. Don't pay special attention to what other people say in the comment area. I feel like they all said it a bit harshly. Some of what other readers said in the book review are only objective in the article, but putting aside their sensibilities, it is really very beautiful and you have to experience it for yourself.

It's a very interesting fast-travel novel. It's not the kind where the male protagonist can't help but fall in love with the beautiful female protagonist as soon as he sees it. From the current two small worlds, the female protagonist can be considered brave and resourceful, and has her own opinions. It does not follow the routine of most fast-travel novels on the market, and it is very delicious.

I originally thought there was something new in the second world... But it turned out not to be the kind of novelty I expected, which is a bit of a pity. I can't feel any better, run away

It's a very good book, and I also saw the feedback in the comment area while reading it. From a romance point of view, it is reasonable for readers to be dissatisfied with the second world. However, from a personal perspective, the emotional line of this book is not so much the romance with the male protagonist, but rather a game theory describing emotions. Each different world is different. Playing different games, in my opinion, the author who can write this kind of pulling feeling is very good. However, because they focus on describing the emotional game, most worlds have abandoned the psychological addiction process that accounts for a large part of traditional romance, so readers have no sense of immersion. At present, the world in the whole novel that has the closest emotional line to traditional romance is probably the world of the e-sports male protagonist. It does not have the pull of seduction and fighting, but reflects the author's warmth and sense of life when describing daily emotions. My personal suggestion is that readers who have a clear sense of boundaries in 1v1 should skip the second world and don't give up on a good book because of a small flaw. I also hope that the author will revise the introduction and refuse to make headlines.