Quick Transmigration: The Big Villain Happily Lets Himself Be Bullied

It's quite interesting, but the author doesn't seem to be very good at writing endings. Every time it reaches a sweet climax, it ends abruptly, and then the next level begins.

The first part is very sweet, but the heroine is a bit too soft-hearted. She wants the hero to recognize his mistake, and the hero apologizes when he cries.

The author is so awesome! ! ! ! I found it in a desperate situation. It's really beautiful! ! ! It's like making money out of shit [Adoration] [Adoration], it's a very novel subject matter, it's very beautiful! ! ! ! The heroine's design is very good, and she's got it right, and the male protagonist has no quirks either. He's really huge and good-looking😋😋😋 The new plot is not good to watch. The heroine from the plane of Mushroom has always been frustrated. It's so ugly. I couldn't sleep most of the night and was so angry.

Judging from the general environment of Tomato, this book belongs to the category of breaking through the fast-traveling style of writing, and is more of a novel and clear style of painting. First, I will write about the shortcomings. The most dissatisfying thing is that the young prince fainted in that plane again. The plot in the middle is a bit bland and I don't like to suspect that the middle section has been polished. The plot is not in line with the setting of bullying the villain. The middle just writes that the villain keeps fainting, but the reason for fainting is because the villain is very afraid of snakes. Secondly, it ended relatively quickly, and the ending was a bit too early. Next time, I can write some sweet extras. Maybe the author wanted the rhythm to be more compact, so it was a bit short, but it's understandable. The following are all advantages. First of all, the fact that the heroine can bully the villain is relatively new to readers, and the breast glands are instantly unobstructed. Secondly, the character setting is not cliche. I really like the character setting of the male protagonist in the novel. The psychological activities are more in line with the reader's taste. The male protagonist will be more feminine in his treatment of emotions, and will be entangled, hesitant and doubtful about whether he likes himself or not. Needless to say, the heroine is on top of the relationship, which is a joy to watch! The most praiseworthy thing is that the villains and dialogues do not have particularly brainless speeches! This is quite good, because the brainless speeches and self-righteous speeches in most novels are very irritating. Finally, I would like to say that the novel section of Tomato may have been abandoned recently. Most of them focus on comics and dramas. The novel section has been filled with war. It has been a long time since the book shortage to suddenly see a book like this, which is very surprising. The last last. What I want to say to the author: Readers have different tastes. Some readers like it, but others may not like it very much. It's the same reason. I hope that the author will not be discouraged by the derogatory book reviews, but can maintain his original love for the text of the novel and continue writing! It has already matched the number of online updates!

In fact, I don't like to write reviews, let alone long reviews, but when I finished reading Yandere World, I was a little shocked to find that there was no rating for this book. In terms of essay and plot, I think this book is already very good in Tomato. There are not too many gorgeous words to describe anything, but the emotions revealed are very delicate and natural. I can see the author's passion for a story from the first Small World to now. The narration is getting better little by little, and the overall feeling is that the author is very thoughtful. The character setting and plot setting of this book can be called unique among Tomatoes. It is quite sweet, and there are no frustrating situations. It is very warm. The heroine's character and concept of dealing with things are very good, not weak, and the hero's character is also ever-changing. Reading each world does not give me the same feeling, and it is very suitable as a bedtime book.

The author's writing is very good, but the description of flowers in the piranha article made me feel a little physically uncomfortable, especially when compared with the real piranha. The dense warm spots are squirming and crawling on the human body. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...

The first few worlds are quite nice, but I can't understand the new Mushroom Modern. The people in it are not surprised at all. Is it because rich people are well-informed, and it is acceptable for Mushrooms to fall in love with their bosses? The heroine and the villain are not surprised when they talk to each other. I wonder if this is modern and a bit fantasy?

It's good-looking. Although the female protagonist bullies the male protagonist, it's not too much. It's like a couple flirting. It's very sweet [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration] The male protagonist is paranoid. If others bully the male protagonist, the female protagonist will protect him. "You are the one I want to bully. What does it mean if others bully you?"

The female protagonist is very good, but in some dimensions it feels like the male protagonist is not worthy of the female protagonist, like the money box, where the male protagonist gambles money under the pretext of being good for the female protagonist. [Petrification] The ending of some planes is like a complete sentence that was interrupted by others before it was finished, and it ended abruptly. However, the plot is very novel. It feels like a new trend in the highly homogenized Tomato, and the piranha plane is very interesting. 👍

It looks good and feels pretty good. The emotional lines of the male and female protagonists are very natural and very immersive. In every world, you will first fall in love with the lovely and emotionally stable leading female protagonist, and then fall in love with the male protagonist who slowly falls into the heroine's tenderness. Each character has a distinct image and is well portrayed. I like the yandere article the most at the moment. I really fell in love with the cute side of the male and female protagonist. I feel that there are too few extras, but it is quite touching to stop at the happiest moment of the protagonist.