Quick Transmigration: My Husband Has Lost Another Fragment of His Soul!

7 Worlds and three be Vicious female supporting role without jumping face My suggestion is to jump into the world of beggars. Although the writing is very good and the storyline is good, but in that world the heroine died of illness and the female star already felt that career was more important than love. In fact, I didn't see how the two fell in love. Maybe I don't know how to appreciate it? There is very little written about love. This one is too short and ends directly at the end. The two of them are together. They are busy saving the world and so on. Didn't you see where the love is? Then it's like a horror game, where the fragments are collected and then teleported away, because the male protagonist is a ghost. And what I personally hate about the world where the heroine is sacrificed is that the heroine is sacrificed. How come the heroine's mother suffered those disgusting light-speed cuts and sacrifices to the heroine, but those people who sacrificed the heroine received so many benefits. An average of seven chapters per world can only be said to vary from person to person. The writing is a bit like squeezing a sponge, and I can obviously write more, but because it is a short story, I can say that there are many direct explanations and no explanations, and I just go to the next step. Shuangjie is not sure because I am not sure what kind of body this is after time travel? There are two worlds where the female protagonist has already fallen in love before she came. The male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist in the world. There is overlap in that world, but I'm not sure if one is in a dream and the other is when the female protagonist travels to that world. The male protagonist has already fallen in love with the female protagonist of the original world because he is a celebrity and collects photo cards and so on. Having said that, the system wolf next to the heroine should have a close relationship with the male protagonist. After all, the male protagonist's mental body looks very similar to his.