The Big Shots All Bend for Me (Quick Transmigration)

This is my second playthrough. It's really well written. Each of the three stories is very interesting. The battle of wits and courage in ancient times is also very good, and the pattern is great. But I don't quite understand this interstellar ending. . . . . . Does it mean that these three stories are Xifa taking the heroine in the cabin to travel through the past to change history? Then the third story (the third generation of Empress Duanchao) has the meaning of changing the second story (the second life before entering the Galaxy Age). The last interstellar era is the last world that Xifa brought into the heroine, which has been changed by three times of time travel. The world we arrived in, so there were no female protagonists and male protagonists like Song Mo and Su Ran in the second life in history (their names are spelled wrong here, or originally the female protagonist in the second story should be named Xie Heng, but fortunately the interstellar era introduced Sleeping Beauty Xie Heng), it should be the changes in the third life that led to the changes in the times after the third life, because they were not involved in the era. Only genetic fragments of the male protagonist appear in these three stories, probably because the genes and the female protagonist traveled through time and space together. Is the heroine wearing a soul? What is worn is the character that originally existed. Therefore, the interstellar era heroine finally coexists with her pre-travel body. The heroine is the Sleeping Beauty who was a movie queen ten thousand years ago. She fell asleep and stayed with the hero in the interstellar era but separated when she woke up. The hero finally launched a revolution and failed to escape. When he traveled through time and space, he was angry and did not look at the heroine. The heroine committed suicide and was saved by Ling Ziche. The hero discovered the truth, so did he take away the sleeping heroine to save her? How did Xifa make the heroine wake up in the three stories? After all, the heroine fell asleep for no reason before because of her illness. Was it because her soul passed through her? Also, the last interstellar era is the world that the heroine changed and developed into. The hero should have traveled through time together with the heroine. When it comes to the prince, according to the three generations of time travel, he arrived in the world before the heroine. Before his memory was restored, he was the prince and didn't know anything. Why did he wait? The female protagonist's body that he slept with? Was it love at first sight or some other reason? Why did the male protagonist recover his memory soon after the female protagonist came to the last world? Logically speaking, it was only the genes? After recovering, he only knew that it was normal to spend three lives with the female protagonist, because that was all he had experienced. The heroine is destined to be with him in this life, and there are not as many genetically optimized people as there are, so the body she wears just happened to be chosen. Xifa died for them in the end, so the male protagonist and the female protagonist can have a good ending in this world. Their relationship originated from the heroine's illness dream of time travel. The heroine died alone, and the hero refused to look at her in anger. During the failed revolution, he discovered the truth and exchanged his own body death for the heroine to be intact. Xifa took the heroine and hero's genes to change the past, and finally brought them to the interstellar era where human beings are not oppressed. They succeeded.

Overall, I don't quite understand it.

???? With all due respect, this fast-paced article gave me a headache... Sometimes the writing is so profound but the writing style can't keep up, and it turns into a confusing mess.

This is the first time I have read an article so quickly. To be honest, I really like the character of the Du Gong. I was quite sad when the first world ended. I was really excited to find out that the Du Gong was still there in the third world. I was still wondering if they would recognize each other. I have been looking forward to it since I saw the big brother said that they would reunite, but their happy reunion really made me feel a little bit, um... Simple, right? It's a pity, but the story is quite interesting. I hope you continue to work hard☆?(O*?ω?)??

Sprinkle flowers, check in, finished reading

I felt so sad after watching the ending.

In the end, I really don't understand that the male and female protagonists are still together?

In the end, I really don't understand that the male and female protagonists are still together?

To be honest, I'm a little confused

I like it very much, although it is a bit short, but I have no regrets.