Quick Transmigration: A Handbook for Crushing Scumbags

It's too tragic for the heroine to die and the whole family, but the second story of the binding system confirms that Zhao Wushu will be found in every world in the future. What if he no longer has the strength to love? So hypocritical

I read it from the third story, but I don't understand it at all. The skills the heroine learns except for force have to be practiced from scratch every time. I understand this. But for example, once you learn the medical skill of embroidery and never forget it, why do you start practicing it from the basics every time?

This book is very interesting but the ending is really disappointing. The author must not dig a hole and fill it up like this. He cannot just pour some soil into it casually. He has completely fallen into a hole.

It's so depressing that it ends like this.

Is this the end? What the hell? I was still watching it with great interest, but the end was so lost, I was really speechless.

The male protagonist is a highlight. I look forward to his appearance every time. Every time he appears, he is very exciting. I also particularly like the atmosphere between the male and female protagonists when they get along. Although they rarely show affection and the male protagonist rarely appears, there is always a sense of expectation every time when I see the female protagonist complete a task. This is not the end, but for a better future. In short, I particularly like the male protagonist and the female protagonist when she gets along with him. Even though she is very strong outside, in front of the male protagonist, the female protagonist is just a girl who loves to act coquettishly. She is doted on by the male protagonist and makes her happy just thinking about it.

It feels so rushed ~ especially the ending. It would be perfect if there was a side story in every story, especially the ending side...

This book is good, and it's better than "Farm Restart".

Love is so fast, the ending is too hasty

It feels like everything has been mentioned in one stroke. Even the heroine's new experiences as an ancient person jumped to the 21st century for the first time were not written out. Is it necessary for someone who has died once to be so calm?