Taking the Leading Lady Role in the Classics (Quick Transmigration)

The ending was too hasty and awkward. The ending and the beginning are exactly the same as Star Wars and Selection. Where did Interstellar Pirates and Time Loops come from? The content is to add drama and choose a female lead. There is also a game simulation selection. Since it is a selection, there must be judges. Can they see all the scenes? What is the ratio between game simulation and real world? The career line is relatively simple and accounts for a relatively small proportion. The love line has a large proportion. The heroine's character is not sincere. The author may want to write about the heroine's guilt for robbing the hero, highlighting her kindness and her inability to do anything about it. In order to pass the selection, I feel that the heroine is very hypocritical. Just admit her own purpose openly. There is no need to compare with the original heroine every time and say that the original heroine is not good. There are also stories about the relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist, as well as the specific plot of the female protagonist and the female protagonist. The career and growth of the female protagonist are all covered in a few sentences. The title of the book is quite good, and the setting is also good. However, the description of the heroine's character and behavior is a bit awkward. (Purely a personal opinion, just tell me how I feel about the article,)

It's so annoying why there's no way to rate it. After reading it all, I give it four stars. Except for some of the details that are not very good, the ending is a bit rushed, and the world of Jane Eyre is almost uninteresting, everything else is to my liking. I still prefer this type of Western literature, whether it's fan fiction or something else. Come on, author

I like the second story and the third one very much

It's very interesting, I like it very much. I've always wanted to read a novel adapted from a classic, and it's a fast-travel genre. It's hard not to love it.

It's beautiful, but it's a pity it's no longer available

Can the author fill in the gaps when he has time——

It's really good-looking and very reductive. I've only watched Pride and Prejudice, Scoop, and Jane Eyre. I prefer the combination of the male protagonists in the first world and the second world, which makes me feel like I'm immersed in it. I hope the author will work harder. It's really good-looking, especially the last world. I feel like I'm going crazy.

The ending was caught off guard. I thought the foreshadowing of The Golden Lock was in Interstellar. In the end, Mr. Darcy was indeed the benchmark.

Aa

It feels like there's still a lot left to write, is this the end? I tortured you for so long and it ended in just one chapter. It's so uncomfortable.