Quick Transmigration: The Fake White Moonlight

I was wondering why the name Qi Ran sounded so familiar; turns out it's an author I've read before. Her writing style is getting better and better! My impression of her is like when she's cooking, sparks flying from her spatula – fast and efficient. Among the other books I've collected from the same period, some have stopped updating, others update slowly, but this author, Kuakua, manages to produce ten or twenty chapters, and writes them quickly and well.

Ahhh, this is so good! The pacing is getting better and better, and the writing is excellent. Qi Ran is incredibly dedicated! I love it so much! Seeing that there's a second book by Qi Ran means I'm finally not going to run out of books to read. It's the kind of story that's very immersive. It gives me a feeling that it respects the original world's trajectory, with only minor deviations.

I was wondering why this personality and name sounded so familiar. Then I clicked on the author's profile—it's the author of that book, *The Devoted Tool*! Wow, I absolutely loved that book! I read the first story and really liked the male lead. I thought, "How similar they are! How both are so handsome! This character is so appealing!" Then I realized it's the same person! Qi Ran, Qi Ran, we love you! Author, author, we love you! This character is so delicious! I love Qi Ran so much!

It's incredibly good! I've finished the first world so far. Wen Feng's writing style is unique, and the theme is novel. I initially thought it would be one of those mindless, popular novels, but reading it completely changed my perception. It's a very cleverly written story; it feels like it could easily be a standalone novel. I especially loved Yue Si—he was so dark and crazy, and the part where he killed the protagonist's bodyguard at the end was also... It's a typo, it should be Tsukishima!

This is absolutely amazing! It's an immersive quick-transmigration novel where the protagonist experiences a different life in a small world. There's no system, no missions. I love this kind of novel; it's a shame there aren't many. The story gets better and better as it goes on. If you're picky about writing style and plot, you should definitely read the later parts first—it's truly fantastic! 🥰🥰🥰

It still has that familiar feel 😭 It's so good (*´ω`*) By the way, will there be a bonus chapter for the first episode? To be honest, I hope there's less meat on Qi Ran's body; Qi Ran's life has been too hard... (Whispering) But I still really like it! (˶˚ ᗨ ˚˶)

I feel like I'm getting more and more mature. The writing style in the new book is very stable, and the pacing is still just right. I feel like it'll be a bit longer, hehehe, I'm super excited!! It's so satisfying to seriously complete this task (and bring along a tiny bit of a heartthrob)! Okay, I've finished reading both small worlds. Let me talk about the overall style.

I'm begging the author to update more ancient Chinese style or cultivation-themed tragic romance novels! Reading them is giving me a total fantasy overload! I just accidentally clicked on Tomato and stumbled upon this novel. After reading the synopsis, I was skeptical, but I read "The Outer Disciple Who Stole the Secret Manual" with a skeptical attitude.

The author has released a new book, another sequel to Qi Ran's story! I really love it; I adore every single detail the author writes. And this time, Qi Ran's character is so captivating and charming! 🥰🥰

After finishing the first world, I thought the author's writing was quite good. Most of the books on the recommendation list are ones I can't even get into just by looking at the table of contents, but I finished the first chapter of this one, and I think it's very well written. I'm currently reading the second world. (I really want to read the first world's side stories!)