Quick Transmigration: The Soft and Sweet Flower Demon Throws Herself at the Yandere Male Lead Again

It looks okay so far. The emotional aspect is also good, and the first plane is beautiful. I almost felt like I was in the second plane, maybe because of the sudden change in the heroine's personality, she didn't get used to it. I hope that the normal style of painting will continue in the future, if there is any dog ​​training literature in the future. Please explain this in advance. I have no interest in dog training at all. I don't want to experience watching and suddenly stepping on thunder.

I watched A Small World and it was really interesting. The female protagonist is really the redemption of the male protagonist! It just so happens that the heroine needs careful maintenance, and the hero needs wholehearted love! In fact, both parties need the only love! These really complement each other! This kind of love deserves praise! Even though he is a yandere, they are really good at fighting each other!

No problem at the moment. Very delicious 😋, the heroine is so well portrayed. Cute but not stupid, really. I can only say that many female protagonists nowadays are cute, but the writing is too stupid. What I want is a protagonist with a normal brain, not an old fool. . . Very beautiful, recommended ⸜(๑'ᵕ'๑)⸝⋆*

I like the male protagonist of the first world very much. The portrayal is very vivid and detailed. He suffered from mental illness after experiencing dark torture when he was a child. He longs for unconditional preference, is afraid of abandonment, and is shy and blushing. The doctor meets a female protagonist who tolerates him in everything, prefers him unconditionally and understands him. The story is sweet and heartwarming. The female protagonist's love heals the male protagonist's uneasiness, and the female protagonist's tolerance and understanding also makes the male protagonist take the initiative to restrain himself. I look forward to the author's follow-up plot. Shushu is Gu Xiuhan's brightest antidote in the world

It's very interesting. I read a lot of comments saying that the heroine's character has changed a lot in the second world. In fact, it's not the case. The heroine's character is originally a hidden attribute. Didn't you see that the heroine is naturally indifferent to emotions?

After watching the first world and then watching the second world, you may feel a little uncomfortable, but you will get better after watching it, and the more you look at it, the more beautiful it becomes. The heroine is a black sesame glutinous rice dumpling. I feel that the heroine should be a bit of a carnivore [laughter] [laughter] It's very sexy, very good, I like it very much [laughter] [laughter] I really like the heroine now As for the character design, the author must be steady in the future and don't ruin the character design. And so far, the writing style is quite good. There is no vernacular dialogue throughout the whole story. I almost tied it in one night. Why do I like to read serialized movies every time... My heart hurts [crying] [crying] The author must insist on making more chapters [laughing] [laughing]

I have read the first story, why do I only give four hearts? Because I think the male protagonist's parents are very bad. When he was young, the male protagonist suffered all kinds of hardships and did not give him the proper care. When the male protagonist brings the female protagonist back as an adult, then everyone can be together and be beautiful. Don't cry and feel sorry for God and earth [smile] And I think that younger brother is just like that dead green tea The male and female protagonists are pretty good and sweet.

Super cool author, cheers! ! I just prefer the character of the male protagonist in the first world, and don't like the confrontational approach at the beginning. The male protagonist should pamper the female protagonist's baby well [Sending Hearts] Hey, can there be less or no plot in the back where the original heroine chases the male co-star and becomes a dog licker? The heroine still licks like this when she goes in, and this kind of reputation is so unpleasant to hear and look at. Everyone says who the heroine is, licking the dog. . .

It's super sweet. I like the second world and the third world the most at the moment. The female protagonist is the kind of person who, although lazy, is actually very capable and can evenly compete with the male protagonist. The plot is just sweet interactions, with not many career lines. In the third world, the male protagonist makes the female protagonist the queen, which is not bad. I only recommend the second and third worlds. The first world is too free. The male protagonist falls in love at first sight. The female protagonist lives in the male protagonist's house and starts spreading sweets in the first five chapters. It really looks like a silly and sweet... I don't like the title of the fourth world. The word "big breasts and incompetent" is really a bit insulting to describe the female protagonist. No woman would like this word.

Fixed CP + double cleaning. I've seen Chapter 142, waiting for the completion of the new dimension. Aside from the bad ending in the Republic of China plane, the rest of the novel is sweet and entertaining. I originally didn't want to read this kind of book, because the lightning protection points are indeed my lightning points. I hate the heroine Kurohara, which means that the original heroine has a strong presence and is very unfriendly to people. I also don't really like the heroine's coquettish character who doesn't show off and doesn't struggle. But there was a shortage of books. It happened that the character design of the first plane was still relatively new and the author's writing was not bad, so I continued reading. I've seen the latest completed plane, and it looks pretty good. I'm also looking forward to the next planes. The female protagonist is not the kind who is lazy in all aspects, has no struggle at all, relies solely on loving the male protagonist, relying on the male protagonist to support her, and then living at home for the rest of her life. If that were the case, I would definitely abandon the novel. But as the planes are completed, the heroine recognizes the hero, and her character becomes richer. She is not pure or innocent and naive at the beginning, but a little scheming, and her various skills are also enriched (but the specific method of learning is not mentioned, she just shows that she has these skills in the later planes).