I, a Heartbreaker, Only Flirt and Never Marry [Quick Transmigration]

Among the sisters in the Gu family, the youngest is the one who gets the blame. It's so miserable.

What Xiao Wu did was not a bad thing. From this chapter, it can be seen that even if Gu lost Xu, she would still not take the initiative. She had been waiting for Xu to take the initiative and Xu to pamper her. She was really confident of being favored, but in love, it is easy for problems to arise if only one party takes the initiative. Fortunately, Gu's reflection and changes can be seen in the end. Xu was really abused before, I hope Gu can pamper Xu more.

This is the third time I have read "Scumbag". I really love this novel. I first read this novel when I was about 21 years old. I didn't know whether I was attracted by the title or what, but I just clicked on it. As soon as I entered it, the setting attracted me. "The favorability and hatred levels reach 100 at the same time" What kind of strange setting is this? The stories about fast-traveling that I have read in the past were either about revenge or gaining favor, and if it didn't work out, they would just have a career. This is the first time I have seen this kind of love-hate setting. As I read on, I was completely amazed. The article says it is a "quick time travel", but in fact it is not "fast" at all. Each world has extremely detailed descriptions and plot ingenuity, and the appropriate "chess-style humor (such as 50% escape)" makes the tense atmosphere in the article relaxed. And here I came into contact with the "karma flow" fast travel for the first time - in "Scumbag", Xu Qinglan, who is the target of the mission, has a very different character in each world. This is different from the various fast travel novels I have seen, but this is not a kind of OOC, but "karma". Because of Xu Tinglan's gullibility, Yu Xinglan chose to doubt, and because of Xinglan's doubt, Qi Yan chose to admire. This feeling of unfolding step by step is so fascinating. The characters are even more exciting. Both Gu Shuofeng and Xu Qinglan give people a sense of wisdom, but this kind of wisdom not only includes the "strategy" of exhaustive strategies, but also the "skill" of being able to adapt to changes every time. However, the development of the plot will deviate from their expected goals due to various factors, making the plot neither witty nor brainless. Let's talk about my feelings when I read the article. In fact, my initial feeling was very contradictory. It's hard to describe the feeling that the conflict between Xu Tinglan, Yu Xinglan and Gu Shuofeng in the plot gave me. I understand that it was Gu Shuofeng's deliberate design to cause the two to misunderstand her, but in the plot I couldn't help but think: If you could trust her a little more, would things be different? Then he would give himself a mouth: How is it possible? Everything now is just that unscrupulous design. It feels like two villains are fighting in my head. I feel this most deeply in the second world. Every time the villain on the left is entangled in Xinglan's suspicion, the villain on the right will hate Yan Suixin's treachery. I just felt like I was a lump of dough, being arbitrarily kneaded by the plot, and in the process my opinion of Gu Shuofeng grew bigger and bigger. But at the end, I realized that all of this was actually a design, all for the heartbreaking answer in the final metaworld. When Gu Shuofeng cried and confessed to the eldest sister, I really felt distressed and it was hard to breathe. That feeling of despair. From the whole text, Gu Shuofeng gave me the impression that she was a calm, intelligent, cruel, and cunning woman, but she made people feel so distressed when she lost control for the first time. I felt so distressed that all the bad opinions I had towards her turned into self-blame. But equally, along with heartache is emotion. I think when Sister Xu heard Sister Feng's confession on the phone, every tear that Sister Feng shed was better than the best Hehuansan in the world. Then when I saw with joy that everything was going in the right direction in the finale, I saw the trailer for the extras: There will be extras~ and there will be a lot of them~ My extras are super sweet! Trust me! Hahahaha, I once posted on station b about my feelings about reading Dada novels: "I just read Yiqi Dada's novel. At the beginning, I felt like I was given a bowl of hot Chinese medicine, and then there was no table, so I held the bowl with both hands and slowly licked it, licking it. Hey, it has a sweet taste. After eating it for a long time, it suddenly tasted like sugar. I'm happy. I just buried my face in the bowl. Just when I relaxed my guard, he stepped on the back of my head and kicked me directly in the face. (Two times) There is glass slag in the bottom of the bowl. Hahahaha, okay, this is fun, right?" (This paragraph has been my experience for a long time). But at that time, when I read Dadawen for the first time, I was still an ignorant child. I naively thought that Dada's extra chapters would treat me to sweets because they stabbed me several times in the main text. I didn't expect that there was indeed sugar, but I was enjoying eating it. Suddenly, Dada came up with a sharp knife and gave it to me, saying, "I'll make sure you die today!" This was the first time I was deceived by the author's notice. From then on, whenever she said sweet in Dada's notice, I didn't believe a single punctuation mark. Finally, on a negative note, my evaluation of "Scumbag": This is a masterpiece of sadistic writing, but it is not suitable for everyone. Mainly minefields: First of all, readers who are completely unable to accept any state that is not Shuang Jie should give up. The setting in the article is Shuang Jie in the metaworld. Of course, the mission world is still clean after the protagonist enters. Then there is Xiaowu, who I don't know if he can be considered a deputy CP. My evaluation is: although I know it is an acting role, the setting of ntr will still be difficult for some people to accept, let alone my brother-in-law. Finally, I wish you write better and better

This is a novel that made me feel ups and downs while reading it, but I couldn't put it down. Every time I thought it was finally going to get a little sweeter, the twist came, and every time I thought it was going to end, the twist came again. (However, I personally still like to be surprised by unexpected plots) It doesn't seem to be much sweet in the end. I want to see the bitter end and the sweet end! My personal favorite is the first world, maybe because of the first opening, but mostly because of the delicious characters, the awkward love, the dangerous approach, and the unpredictable plot. It attracted me deeply and left a deep impression on me. When the unfinished painting was finished by their own hands, I felt like it was really finished. Maybe I am the emptiest person in the world right now. {Or do you want to accuse me of the sweet life that I have been waiting for so long? It's really the end, it's more than just calculations} There are thousands of thoughts in it that can only be left to me to taste alone at this moment. The belated ending is full of flowers!

In fact, there is another question, which is why the male protagonist in the fantasy world is so valued by the sect. I said before that it is not only because of his talent, but this pitfall does not seem to be explained.

See here. . . I feel sorry for Gu

The whole story is sweet at the end. It's been so long since I've read a sadistic story, so I didn't expect it to be so shocking. I really believe you're a sweet writer.

With more than 400 chapters of fast-travel novels, one world is already the final chapter of some novels. But the rhythm of the plot is really good, and there is no delay. Many times, I never expected that the sequel would be so unexpected and enlightening. It's just that every time I feel like I have candy and I'm full of expectations, I end up either eating glass shards or licking them everywhere (sobbing) The settings are all normal settings, but the big pen has a completely own feeling. And the most outrageous thing is that I can read it as a fast-forward or as a normal text. Just like the story of Chen But this is very powerful as a quick wear and it is reasonable. The feeling that Gu Shuofeng is really a heartless and terrible woman suddenly became clear. This woman really has no heart (she shed tears for Xiao Xu), and it turns out that she really has no heart in the end. The children were all dumbfounded. In fact, I am the kind of person who particularly rejects abuse. I can't live without sugar. But I survived, and I ate it pitifully until the end (grateful), with a smile on my face. At first glance, there is a sweet extra (the smile gradually changes) It's so sweet that it makes the kids go crazy. Really, Ah Tang said it's too sweet. I think so too. Ah Tang is right! (Mission completed) Although it's a little rough in the middle, it's still quite comfortable after reading it, just like Cantonese herbal tea. It's slightly astringent in the mouth, but sweet after a while, making the whole body comfortable. In the inscription of "The Peony Pavilion": I don't know where the love started, but it goes deeper and deeper. The living can die, and the dead can live. To be alive but not to die, to be dead but not to be resurrected, is not the result of love. I have written it several times, and I feel the same way. There has been no sorrow or joy for ninety thousand years, but once I was deeply in love, I didn't even know it. Xiao Gu had no heart and had shortcomings like this, so she tormented Xiao Xu hard. But that's how we can be together Xiao Xu is like a ruin buried in the deep sea, magnificent but dark and desolate, while Xiao Gu is the light that shines into the deep sea of chaos. Even I thought it would be like this when Calabash Baby was mentioned at the beginning. It was really uncomfortable at that moment, and it was indeed the case later on, even more than I thought. The light is very dazzling and can illuminate Xiao Xu in the deep sea. But Xiao Xu has no way to keep the light, but when the light is gone, what can she do? I can only watch the light leave. That's why she is so humble. From the initial change of jumping off the building, it should be said like this: If I had never seen the light, I could have endured the darkness So she went along, even though she probably knew that this was a heartless woman. What is a scumbag? It's not that they're cheating for money or sex, it's just a scam. But I love you passionately, but when you love me equally thoroughly, I don't hesitate to get away and leave. The reason is just one sentence: I don't love you anymore. In Xiao Gu's view, there is no need to be together if you don't love each other. If you don't love each other, forcing them to stay together will be a bad outcome for both parties. So she always drew a clear line and left after completing the task. But for Xiao Xu, she is really in love. There is no scumbag or cheap person in love, but it is just inappropriate and untimely. Maybe Xiao Xu also thought about giving up. It's not that he doesn't love anymore, it's just that the love hurts. But at this time, Xiao Gu was in love without knowing it. She didn't even realize it, and gave Xiao Xu loving feedback. If giving up is as painful as losing, then why not try to keep going? Ahhhhhhhhh It's really sad. Although the ending is sweet, the middle is sad. Not because of the tragedy, but because the tragedy was doomed from the beginning, starting from Anu who was bullied, and from Xiao Xu who looked at Calabash Baby from the window. Obviously I read novels for fun and pleasure, but the more I thought about it, the more angry I became. I can only blame the author for writing so well that I couldn't get out (seriously) There was a time when she didn't like Xiao Gu. She was unfortunate, but misfortune was not a reason to hurt her, especially someone who loved her deeply and accepted this love. After thinking about it for a while, Xiao Gu was the one who could make Xiao Xu fall in love. There is no right or wrong in love, no scumbag. In the end, we were finally together, only happy, really happy. Just like Wang Xiaobo's sentence in the middle (it's too long and I wrote it lazily), that's it, it's good. I don't know what I wrote. This is my first time writing a review. If there's anything bad about it, don't mind it. Don't argue with me, who only knows aba, aba, and ba.

I never understood why I couldn't feel happy when I read it. The villains were obviously punished. I read an article today and realized that the author really relies too much on procedural justice. In a non-modern setting, many of the characters in the novel obviously have a high status and are very strong. However, the people below will blatantly gossip, and the treatment of the villain is also very average. It has clearly hurt the protagonist's body and mind, but in the end he chooses to use formal channels to punish him.

Huh, I finally finished reading it, and I am looking forward to the other two books by the author, Big Sister and Yu Bing (I am looking forward to reading Big Sister's Crematorium), and then Xiaowu and Ranran (that is, the non-Xiu novels) *▽*