Quick Transmigration: The Sickly Beauty Doesn’t Want to Be Loved

A very special article... The words are obviously very ordinary, but each word, sentence, paragraph, and chapter makes me feel an indescribable slight pain. It's not cruelty, it's a sense of substitution. I feel like I have become a supporting role, becoming "Qin Zhi" after "seeing" Chen Wu. Being affected by the heroine's words and deeds. So at the end of the first volume... I burst into tears TT, but the ordinary transitional plot made me cry uncontrollably 😢😢😢😢 In fact, it is a type of novel that I am very afraid of. After reading too much, I will subconsciously avoid novels that can easily make me lose control of my emotions, so I will only read the first plane and not read it again~ But if I encounter it in the future, I will read it again. So leave 5⭐ and check in now!

Author, I really like your book. You created a character named Shen Wu. She lives up to her name - her personality is as light as the morning mist, as light as the mist wandering in the mountains. People can't see clearly but can't help but get closer. But what's even better is that the words you write when you write are also covered with the same layer of gauze. They are not strong or ostentatious, but just spread out quietly. When reading your stories, I always feel that the pages are wet, the characters are translucent, and even the plot is filled with moisture, slowly seeping into my heart. This kind of meaning is not a deliberate description, but the elegance in your bones makes it permeate naturally. You calmly brought the people in the fog to life. It's great that the heavy fog exists because of you, and your words have become another kind of fog that attracts people to linger. Another point to mention, the author really hopes that you can update as soon as possible, and I look forward to ten updates a day [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

I like Shen Wu. This is the first time I have seen the story image of "Come from the fog and go from the fog". The narrative is light and the writing is very delicate. The description of the characters is repetitive but it also makes the characters more three-dimensional. In short, I like to see the images of my favorite characters. I think Looking at the continuation of the second world... Everyone is doing well and taking Shen Wu seriously. I prefer the life and emotional development of this second volume. I think it will be very interesting. I hope Shen Wu can live a stable life and make himself stronger, both physically and mentally. From "I don't know" and "It's okay" in the first chapter to "I like" in the second chapter, does it all include changes in your emotions towards the characters, plants and things? I like this very much (๑•ᴗ•Ո) and I won't follow the subsequent plot. It's enough that our Chenwu is slowly growing up. The author is great. Keep it up.

There is a touch of tenderness, gentleness, and an inexplicable sadness, probably because the heroine feels like an uncontrollable mist. Reading it makes people feel very calm and warm. I really like the author's portrayal of the heroine, and I also like the love of family and friends for the heroine. It makes people feel warm.

The author's writing is very good. Are there any extras for the first world? After reading the second world, we will see each other again. This is the first time I have read a story about a world and I feel so exhausted.

Is there a sequel to the first story? I want to see the plot after the heroine leaves. The adoptive family in the first story are very nice and pamper the heroine. After the heroine wakes up from a deep sleep, she forgets a lot. She used to make requests but she forgot them, but her family members all remember them. I'm chasing the second story. Come on, please write more. It's not enough. Come on, please write more. 🍉🍉🍉

This book gave me a light sadness, not a heartbreaking pain, but a very slow pain, just like in a light rain. The rain is not heavy, but if you stand for a long time, you will get wet.

Very interesting article. The artistic conception comes first, more emotion than plot, but it is indeed well written. In my opinion, the first world is just an introduction, the second world is more beautiful. If there are people like me who don't like plots that focus on guidance, growth, care, and cognition, you can take a quick look at the first world and then jump to the second one. The heroine has grown up since the second world.

I quite like this kind of light and gentle narrative rhythm. Although the author likes to write some points repeatedly, it is precisely because of this that the heroine's character creation is more three-dimensional. Therefore, what I brought in was not the heroine's perspective but the distress from the supporting character's perspective. I was caught off guard when the first story ended. I hope that the subsequent world stories can be more complete and satisfactory. The second world story is quite creative. Come on, please update.

It looks so good. It really translates into the article. I feel like I don't dare to read the article loudly for fear of disturbing Chen Wu (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡