
Quick Transmigration! Wish Granter, Your Power Is Here
快穿!许愿者,你的强来了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 440k Words
- Genre
- Fantastical Romance
- Subgenre
- Quick Transmigration
- Updated
- 16h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
214Chapters
6.6kReads
6.3Score
712Shelves
3kListens
59.7kReads · all time
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Reader comments 16
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Four stars, the 70's world is quite interesting, it's nice to watch, and you can keep watching it. Although the writing in the later world is still crisp and clear, it seems like writing a narration. There is too much content, and the dialogue and storyline are a bit sparse and monotonous. At least it's not as rich and interesting as the story of the 70's world.
The first three worlds are okay, but the latter world is very short and has no plot. Goldfinger is also quite big. If you like short, fast-paced and cool stories, you can give it a try. I don't really like it. It's really short and basically has no plot.
It's okay, but it's not realistic. I know how to use various technologies inexplicably. Is there really no doubt about reforming it?
Before I knew it, I had finished watching it all. What I liked most was that it was so satisfying to torture the scum and never let them enjoy it, it was so enjoyable! I also really like that the heroine is collecting wool everywhere, and good things must be collected in her own space ~ [laughing] The author, please give me more encouragement! [Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates]
The writing is pretty good. The heroine takes revenge very quickly and can quickly integrate into the current world. She keeps her character when she should, goes to school when she needs to, gets married when she meets the right one, and doesn't get married when she doesn't. After taking revenge, she can live her own little life.
The author doesn't like children! They all end up being childless. A certain person is a layman, and it's okay to be childless in one or two planes. These planes are all childless. I remember that in the 1990s, many people liked DINK, and it was indeed a good idea. Now many of these people's ideas have changed. Wow, the author's writing style is really good, but it's a pity that it's not my cup of tea.
🍯🍅🥦 🌹All actions are impermanent. All dharmas have no self. Nirvana is silent. 🌹Contemplating the body is the body, contemplating the mind is the mind, contemplating the feelings is the feeling, and contemplating the Dharma is the Dharma. 🌹Contemplate the impurity of the body, the impermanence of the mind, the suffering of feelings, and the non-self of the Dharma.
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The chapter about the Republic of China is so strong that it makes people yearn for it. It's rare to see someone describing their childhood in novels. It's so cool.
Not bad. The protagonist is clear-headed and decisive in his actions. He can deal with his enemies neatly and without feeling aggrieved at all.