Transmigrating as the Female Lead (Quickly)

I have also seen the one mentioned below about the man who gave up everything to be with Wu Dalang in the end while doing the mission. It completely refreshed my three views at that time. People are not to be said to be too greedy, but even if they are pursuing the ordinary, they have to be ordinary-looking. What is Wu Dalang? He is already ugly and has a wretched personality to the sky. Even if the skin is covered with dust, you still have to look at this pile of dirt every day for hundreds of years. Who the hell can go out and say it?

What you write is very to the point. Is Wu Dalang miserable? It's also a bit pitiful. But for such a man who is looked down upon by no one, has no resources, no ability, no good looks, cannot please his wife, is bullied by neighbors, and behind closed doors, he can still be Pan Jinlian's master, just because he is a man, no matter how he is at the bottom, he is only a man at the bottom. He can still oppress women (whether intentional or not, unintentionally, he is not aware that Pan Jinlian has her own will and emotions and is unwilling to follow him. This is chilling. Some people still want to preach that nothing is good for you, that's enough, that's the most precious thing. He almost has neither basic sympathy nor IQ. Even though she is dressed as Pan Jinlian, she only dares to have sex with Wu Da, who is devoted to herself, so people who lack love will not get love. People who are truly independent in spirit will not appreciate low self-esteem, even if you are licking them.

Having seen the quick-travelling missionary end up with Wu Dalang, I really can't accept it. The title of the article is about those cannon fodders and the paper flowers filled with the author's pen.

I read the two stories of Hua Nan and Yi Tian. The author did not write the heroine to be dependent on the hero, but to strive for self-improvement and strive for herself. It is good to be able to break away from the original story and construct a new story!

I like Yitian and Huanzhu. Both of them are great. The modern romance part is a little childish and not as sharp as the classical part. I still like it very much. I will follow the author's other works.

I don't like these male protagonists, not even one of them, and I'm starting to doubt myself and my life.

If you want to live a decent life, you must have a little green on your head. This sentence is very suitable for the heroine. After all, the heroine justifiably kicked Wu Dalang and she only had such an excuse hahaha

Oh my God! Damn, the male protagonist this time won't be Wu Dalang, right? !

Isn't this CP from Wu Dalang? I have seen the heroine who has traveled through many worlds and conquered King Zhou Wu before, and the witch who killed Qianlong. She finally chose to live with Wu Dalang for the rest of her life and gave up her identity as a missionary. I simply don't know what to say. How insecure and self-confident is this? How does that sentence go? It's easy to be bothered if a man is handsome, but he's just as bothered if he's ugly. It's just that there is no condition for cheating. Not to mention his appearance, Wu Dalang is indeed honest and honest in character, but he is wretched and cowardly, and his ideas, talents, and character cannot even compare to those of normal people. It is incomprehensible that the heroine has conquered so many favored men and finally chose Wu Dalang. I'm sorry, it's mainly because the shadow is too big, which makes me feel resentful when I read the article about Pan Jinlian, and I can't help but complain.

The emotions of the characters described by my wife are so delicate, I quite like it ^?_?^ She must be a gentle and considerate person herself, right?