Quick Transmigration: Reborn? You Don't Want It, So I'll Take It!

It's so beautiful. What kind of evil girl is this? These three views are too righteous. I don't even know why I call the heroine an evil woman. I feel that her three views are very righteous! I'm the kind of person who hates evil women. Fortunately, I didn't miss this novel. I particularly like the heroine's character and outlook on life. But the number of words is too small. I feel like it's not enough. Please give me more, more and more.

The first world, triplets... Don't have too many babies, okay? I won't give birth to triplets even if I have children [face covering]

It's beautiful. I especially like this kind of immersion. The heroines in each world are unique. What kind of evil women are they are the exploitation of women by patriarchy. It is natural for men to do the same things and have ambitions. Women are best only if they are docile [Petrochemical]

I read the first two stories and they were great. The story is very smooth, and there is nothing super. Even if there is, it does not involve the heroine, who never suffers. There is no exaggerated plot in it, and the characters are all very stand-up. Although the male protagonist's design is not that outstanding, it is not surprising either. He is the kind of person who falls in love with the heroine at first sight and respects the heroine very much. He will not restrict the heroine with the reason of "I am doing it for your own good". The third story is a bit inferior. The design of the heroine has changed. In the early stage, the heroine can feel the good and evil of people, swallow evil desires, seek good fortune and avoid disaster, can control her own destiny in desperate situations, and find a smooth path out of thorns. But in the third story, there is a sick and helpless little white flower swaying in the wind. She also made arrangements in advance through dreams, but she was like a little ant trembling in the torrent of time, carefully groping and testing, trying to protect herself. And choose to gain support through marriage. The chosen marriage partner is also hard to describe. He is almost old enough to be the heroine's father, and the two of them are really not compatible. Being together feels like an old father taking care of his daughter. A 34-year-old reckless husband who has spent his whole life in the military vs. A 19-year-old frail capitalist lady. This male protagonist is much different from the previous two planes. In the first world, the male protagonist is a childhood sweetheart, bound by destiny, a young and promising leader, knowledgeable and good-looking. When he and the female protagonist stand together, he is a talented and beautiful woman, a match made in heaven. In the second world, the male protagonist has a top status and is willing to be a good husband to the female protagonist, helping her to achieve success. Being rich and good-looking also provides emotional value. In such a comparison, the male protagonist of the third world is far inferior, which is a bit unacceptable.

It's beautiful and beautiful. I love the heroine's character so much. That's why it's so short and the world doesn't end yet. 😂

This book is very well written, and I highly recommend it. I don't think it's true that the heroine in the book says she is a villain, but her character is well crafted. She is just a thoughtful person, but normal people will seek benefit for themselves. How can there be so many great saints? What's more, he didn't hurt anyone else, and he had an agreement with the original owner.

It looks good, the heroine is excellent and thoughtful, loves herself very much, and the writing is great, but the author is in the third world, can you not make the male protagonist an older and somewhat chauvinistic man named Fan? Our heroine is so good and her background is so tough. Of course it must be paired with a handsome little brother.

The first time I brushed it was about immersion, because I really couldn't stand the immersive style recommended in the past. I always thought it would be better to just give the golden finger to the original owner to rebirth. There is no need to let the time traveler do the immersive mission, and I quit. The second time I brushed it up and left. I came to Shuhuang for the third time today and read it. It's amazing. It's different from the immersive ones outside. It's great. [Lick screen] [lick screen] [lick screen] [lick screen] [lick screen] [lick screen] [lick screen] [lick screen] [lick screen] [lick screen] [lick screen]

Currently, the female protagonists of some small worlds may be unclean, but the male protagonists must be clean. The heroine is not necessarily a strong woman, there will be various settings, but she must be the dominant one, weak ≠ a doormat, the heroine will never be aggrieved, her background is "evil"! The heroine seen in the first world is self-interested but does not actively harm others. As a gathering of evil thoughts, she can absorb evil thoughts and cure diseases. Overall, she is okay (except for the improper order of some sentences, which does not read the meaning quite right: Thirty is indeed not much, but who cares about less money?)

I have read two period novels, 1 and 3, and they are very nice. The plot and characters are all very good. The heroine chooses a certain node from the important nodes of the original protagonist's life, not necessarily a certain irreversible time period. The current heroine chooses before things happen. The relationship between the male and female protagonists can be regarded as love at first sight. The female protagonist is very charming, delicate but knows how to do things, and she does things beautifully and cannot be faulted. The setting of World 2 is pretty good, with a yandere man, a reborn heroine, and a book-travelling girl who likes to be a canary. The three major elements are all gathered together. Hahahaha. I was thinking about it when I watched something like Quick Travel. If the original heroine was rich and powerful, or could live a good life on her own, she wouldn't regret it. , Because the original female protagonist in those stories was stupid and clueless, and without the original male protagonist she would be directly impoverished. However, I haven't finished watching World 2. The female protagonist should also rely on the original second male protagonist. After all, the female protagonist has always been squeamish, and she is good at taking advantage of the male protagonist or everything for her own benefit. Most of them write period articles. The period articles you wrote are super nice. I rarely read articles about the 1950s. However, the settings of worlds 1 and 3 are very interesting. I hope to see the 60s and 70s, educated youths, or urban workers. There are other Fu Bao control groups that I am really looking forward to.