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

So far, it's alright. The romance is also good; the first world was enjoyable. The second world was a bit lacking, probably because of the female lead's sudden personality change, which I didn't quite get used to. I hope the art style remains consistent throughout. If there's any dog-training content later on, please let me know in advance. I have absolutely no interest in dog training. I don't want to experience suddenly encountering something I dislike while reading.

I just finished watching "A Small World," and it's so good! The female lead is truly the male lead's salvation! She needs meticulous care, and he needs unconditional love! Essentially, they both need exclusive, unconditional love! This kind of relationship is perfectly complementary! This kind of love deserves praise! Although it's a yandere story, their pairing is so sweet and adorable!

So far, no problems. Absolutely delicious 😋, the female lead is incredibly well-developed. She's cute yet not stupid, really. I can only say that many female leads these days use the "cute" trope, but they're written so stupidly. I want a protagonist with a normal brain, not an old idiot... It's really good, highly recommended ⸜(๑'ᵕ'๑)⸝⋆*

I really liked the male protagonist in the first world; he was portrayed very vividly and in detail. He suffered from a dark and torturous childhood, developing a mental illness. He craved unconditional love, feared abandonment, and was prone to shyness and blushing. He met a doctor who accepted everything about him, unconditionally loved and understood him. The story was sweet and heartwarming.

Reading the second world might feel a little disorienting after finishing the first, but it gets better as you go on, and it gets better and better as you read. The female lead is a black sesame dumpling, and I feel like she has some carnivorous traits 😏😏 It's very exciting and engaging, I really like it 😏😏 I really like the female lead's character design now.

It's a great read. I've seen many comments saying the female lead's personality changes drastically in the second world, but that's not true. Her personality is actually a hidden trait. Didn't you see the text say she's naturally indifferent to emotions? She's not the naive, innocent type; on the contrary, she's very pure. In her world, wrong is wrong, and right is right.

I've finished the first story. Why only four hearts? Because I think the male lead's parents were terrible. He suffered so much as a child and didn't receive the love he deserved. Now that he's an adult and brings the female lead back, they should all be happy together. There's no need for all the crying and complaining about how they've wronged everyone. 🙂 And I think that younger brother is just like that scheming green tea bitch. The male and female leads are really nice and sweet.

Fixed couple + both characters are virgins. I've read up to chapter 142, waiting for the new world's ending to finish. Putting aside the unpleasant ending of the Republican era world, the others are all sweet romance and satisfying reads. I didn't originally want to read this kind of book because the points I avoid are exactly what I dislike.

Super good, author, keep it up!! I just really liked the male lead's character in the first world; I didn't like the initial confrontational approach. The male lead should really pamper the female lead! 💕 Ugh, could you please reduce or eliminate the later parts of the story where the female lead chases after the male supporting character like a simp?

The first world amazed me, so the later worlds felt rather ordinary. 🥺