Quick Transmigration: The Pretty Girl Refuses to Suffer in Historical Fiction
快穿小漂亮在年代文中不吃苦
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 226k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Quick Transmigration
- Updated
- 21h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
189Chapters
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5.9Score
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The heroine likes to pick up leftovers that others don't want, and single-handedly makes people other than the original heroine rich, and her IQ has never increased. The male protagonist has a great halo, and no matter what happens, there will always be women who will back him up.
I have played dungeons three times, but I am still pushed down by other women, or chased and beaten by other women, and I have no ability to resist at all. Also 666.
When I look at it, I always feel that it lacks some expressions. The characters' dialogues are too bland and they don't have much expression.
The preface does not match the postscript. Their family members all have the last name Li, and the first one is still Li Yaozu, and the second one is Lin Yaozu. My god, doesn't it look awkward? Many times I mentioned something about Lao Li's family, Lao Li's family, and then came Lin Yaozu
Holy Father. . . .
The heroine is such a virgin. She speaks softly and weakly, and others scold her for things that are insignificant to her. Her family is not good to her, which means that she should wait until she gets married.
The content described in the book is relatively down-to-earth and moderately slap-in-the-face. The author's writing style is quite good. For an old bookworm like me, I can still read it.
The heroine talks with her mouth, but the real harm is to the readers.