This Second Male Lead Has Some Tricks [Quick Transmigration]

This is pretty good. I had previously thought about whether Bi Qiao would be the heroine, and I could accept it if she was the heroine. But in fact, she and the hero are "companions", and the feeling is more profound. The two lonely fast-travelers have a companion (I can't describe it, but it feels good)

Wow, the sister of the Hou family is so sassy. The sad ending in the original book must be the interference of the will of the world, otherwise the decisive look now would not be manipulated by two civilians. This is not to say that civilians are inferior to others, but that usually when resources are unequal, except for a few extremely talented people, the origin of most people determines the upper limit of their growth. Even though it was believed in ancient times that it was virtue for a woman not to have talent, in the world of the back house, a noble girl would not be easily manipulated by a woman from a peasant family, let alone a time-traveling protagonist with a different outlook on life, Mary Sue.

Thoughts after reading the book: "There's Something About This Second Male (Quick Time Travel)", a quick time travel story from the male protagonist's perspective. The male protagonist who doesn't get married and have children in the quick time travel world is a good hero! The story is ordinary but there are always novel points to attract everyone to read. It is a rare and heartwarming fast-paced novel. It's been a long time since I've read a fast-travel novel from the male protagonist's perspective. It's not that I'm discriminating against this type of novel. It's just that I have quite high requirements for this genre. Maybe it's because I'm looking for a novel in the Jinjiang setting. I only have one request for a quick-travel novel from the male protagonist's perspective, which is not to get married once in every world. Even just a short sentence is not acceptable. I have almost half of a novel of this type. Because of this, even if the plot is actually okay, I still can't accept it. And that book doesn't have knots in every world. It just has to be knotted in ancient settings, or if modern backgrounds require a descendant, the other half is basically not involved. They are all business marriages and the like, but I still abandoned it. Not only because I think this is actually a stallion in disguise, but most importantly, I think it's disgusting to change a woman several worlds away in order to have a child. Even if many of these male-protagonist perspective articles are actually written by female authors, there are no vulgar plots. They are just for the so-called plot needs, and they can be ignored as tools. I also feel that they are very similar to marriage fraud (especially same-sex marriage fraud). This kind of mental cleanliness makes it very difficult for me to accept this kind of plot in this type of article. So this one didn't exist, so I felt very comfortable reading it. Even if the male protagonist is an only child or was born in ancient times, it does not affect his status of not getting married. He can be single or adopt a child from his brother's family. In short, he has never had to have a child in order to continue the family line. Even if an obscure heroine appeared in the end, it was because of the accidental overlap of tasks in the previous stories, causing the male protagonist and the female protagonist to work together to complete the task. It was long after that that the heroine appeared again in the last story. The two of them regarded each other as companions after cooperating in two worlds. The male protagonist gave the female protagonist the key to a fixed gathering world point, which vaguely hinted that the two might be together in the future. After all, this article is still listed in romance, not in non-CP. It's such a very obscure but very focused emotional line, and I like it very much. This is the first important reason why I can finish this novel. The second is the novelty of each story. There are actually a lot of stories about male protagonists counterattacking, but what the male protagonist does in this book is to find his own different industry in each novel. This is quite special. For example, in the food novel, he learns to cook and becomes a chef, in the entertainment industry novel, he becomes a director, and in the apocalyptic novel, he engages in mysticism, spirituality, etc. In Qi Resurrection, there are couriers from other worlds, and you can buy gold fingers in the world. Every gold finger is different. For example, in the Lingquan space, only nephews can work there since they were young. In the barrage world, the barrage seen by the original male protagonist can be modified. In the famine era, the daily check-in system can only capture the "small" things that people around you miss, such as little lambs and chickens. The most important thing is that it is non-routine and very down-to-earth. Each counterattack starts with the male protagonist learning a little bit and maximizing his career. Although it is not a professional career novel, each story allows us to experience the male protagonist's learning and growth in this industry, which is still very interesting. Although every time I open a new world in it, I have to complain about the clichés of the fast-travel story where I am originally from, such as the bamboo horse who cannot beat Tiansheng, the entertainment industry movie king and e-sports player who is favored by the director, the peasant woman who turns into the wife of a general, etc., I almost can't stand it. If the male protagonist of this book is not so new and natural every time he chooses an industry, I would really be persuaded by the author's original plot! While writing a book review, I suddenly thought of several worlds. The one that impressed me deeply was one in which he brought a small fishing village out of poverty and became rich, and then helped his brother with low self-esteem to gain confidence. The shell crown in it is really beautiful when you think about it. A slow-responsive but talented long-distance runner (the family background of this long-distance runner brother is also very miserable. His brother was a track and field athlete but had an accidental amputation, leaving only his elderly grandmother in the family. In the end, it was the male protagonist who enlightened his brother and allowed him to find a way to survive on the computer again and improve the family. The younger brother also won numerous medals in long-distance running events. The ending is really happy). It's not a cool story about setting up a company and becoming the president of a company, but this kind of cozy cookie world has its own flavor, and it's still worth a look.

Just, I feel like these two can be used to write the next book

These short stories are actually not the type that interests me. I usually skip most of them after reading two chapters, but here I have read every chapter. The writing and presentation are quite good, and I actually don't want it to end.

After raising it for more than a month, I didn't expect it to be finished long ago. I want to see these two doing tasks together←_←

It's over! This is the article I have been following for the longest time. Although it skipped some topics that I am not very interested in, I still like it very much!

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, finished-reading finished readings!

Is there no extra story? The ending is too hasty and it doesn't say what happened to the original heroine's children and the villagers. These villagers are also good.

Congratulations on finishing spreading flowers?