Who Made Me Number One? (Quick Transmigration)

I selfishly thought that Sheng Xiao was not as good as Rong Fei, but unfortunately the little princess was no longer Rong Fei's little princess.

The male protagonist and Jiao Jiao Nian, the Zombie King and A Li, I actually like this pairing of A Li

Check in! Happy ending

Wow, the writing is so good, is there any abuse later? As long as I don't abuse the heroine, I'll be fine!

Right or wrong, success or failure is in vain! So many things in ancient and modern times are all covered with a smile! This ending is still too disappointing. The original owner's previous life was too miserable, but in this life, he still ends up with death to "torture his heart". I often think that the prerequisite for revenge is not to make oneself better off first? Otherwise, by abusing others' hearts at the cost of abusing one's own body, can one really quell the resentment? Is it really fun to hurt yourself just to watch others become hysterical? When it's time to take revenge, when it's time to forget, wouldn't it be better to just deal with it simply and roughly, and let yourself live a life of eating, drinking, having fun, and raising little wolfdogs? Therefore, the most important thing for people is to learn to let go of themselves.

Nice! It doesn't make people feel confused or confused. I don't understand it in front of you, but you'll understand it when you see it later

Overall, it's pretty good. I can read it without abandoning the article. What feels a bit weak as a reader is that the heroine is not the same person, but her name is very similar. She subconsciously mistakenly thinks that she is the same person, but her personality is completely different, which is a bit confusing. Based on my personal experience in reading novels, I feel that the heroines of these multiple short stories are not the same, and the best stories are completely irrelevant. For example, the two previous stories are related to each other. The female protagonist travels once and then decades or hundreds of years later. The male protagonist of the previous story continues to appear in this story, but this time the male protagonist has changed again. It's a bit emotionally confusing. For the heroine, it's been a lifetime, but for the reader, the last male protagonist who was emotionally involved was just a few chapters ago. And after reading several stories, I discovered that the heroine is not the same person, because the heroine in the beginning of the story traveled through two dynasties and two eras, so I always thought that the heroines in the later ones were all dressed like this, and I also wondered why she was sometimes independent and sometimes coquettish... It can be said that it was not until the zombie story that I separated myself from the fog that the heroine was a person. I remember reading some stories where the heroines are not the same person. Maybe the names are different and the characters of the stories are very different, so people can tell the difference at once. There are also the kind of systems that are consistent and the heroines are handed over to each other. Each heroine goes through several lives and then is clearly handed over to the heroine of the next series... Anyway, it's quite difficult for you to write. I can't explain it clearly. I hope your writing will get better and better.

Oops, the heroine of this story is a bit indescribable. If her gender were changed, she would be a bit of a scumbag?

In this story, the male protagonist and the female protagonist seem to have been making mistakes that I don't understand if you don't tell them.

Although the young marshal is not bad, I still think about the regent's hardship...