The Cannon Fodder's Carefree Life in Quick Transmigration

I don't want a novel, like a narrative, with descriptions throughout, without character interaction!

Those things that can make you better may not be easy at first, but as long as you persist, you can grow. Accumulating soil becomes a mountain, accumulating water becomes a sea. Although it is very difficult right now, this experience may bear fruit in the future! Come on

,,, The author, your plot is too confusing, the background is insufficient, the heroine's character is too speechless, and the task is too simple, too stupid, I can't bear it until now, what the hell, you are the first one I can't help but post a long comment,

I was a little disappointed because I wanted to write down the story too much; it might be better if I described it in more detail!

The plot content of the unit is like an expanded version of the outline, and the characters and background are quite insufficient. There are also two Mu families used in Misplaced Life, which is easy to confuse when introducing the original story, and the Mu family that the author set up is relatively ordinary but still wealthy (actually, apart from allowing Mu Yun to learn talents, it is just like an ordinary family); the other so-called extremely wealthy Mu family is not described where it is extremely wealthy, Mu Yun's achievements in medicine, and there is no specific name and summary of the content. The whole story seems to require us readers to figure it out by ourselves, which is a bit speechless.

I can't stand it anymore, Su's novel is so weird, I feel like the people in the author's works have no brains, and it ends in an anticlimax.

Really... Three different views!

It feels like it's all just an outline, no plot.

Except for the heroine Mu Yun. The other characters are all spoken by Mu Yun, and there are only a few lines of dialogue between the characters in so many chapters. The supporting characters do not have independent personalities. I feel that this article is more suitable to be called "Quick Time Travel: Mu Yun Tells the Story"... And the heroine was born with the memory of the character, which already gave her a head start. From the plot point of view, the original heroine has nothing to do with her. Various attempts to make the original heroine be trampled under her feet and not be able to stand up appear to be too small-minded. Moreover, Mu Yun's calculating attitude towards her physical relatives is not as good as that of the original heroine. Let Mu Yun pretend to be a kind-hearted angel in front of the characters. Why don't you create such a face in front of readers? Give me some encouragement.

Mu Ya's character is completely distorted. Isn't the heroine cannon fodder? How could you still become friends with Mu Ya?