Quick Transmigration: Somehow, I’m Always the One Taking the Fall

So, Da Fuyao is really crucial! Hehehe You see, the first male protagonist, in the end, hesitated between money and the throne. Later, his regret was useless. The tourist after the big rocking horse ride, hehehe~ Wait... I still want to know, what's the deal with the male protagonist in the snack interface? I'm begging the author to tell me. I'm still not reconciled; I don't want to admit that the male protagonist is the tourist.

7788 Might be unreliable and even stupid, but it's genuinely good to Qian Chuanzi. All its foolish, silly, and unreliable decisions are made with Qian Chuanzi's benefit or at least ensured that Qian Chuanzi won't suffer any losses in mind. Because it's just a system and doesn't understand human emotions, it doesn't consider Qian Chuanzi's feelings; in its eyes, those are just one-off tasks.

Let me rant a bit. The female lead in every world is either impulsive, a naive and silly character, or courting death. The supporting female characters, played by the female lead, always manage to attract the male lead the moment they meet. Every time the female lead plays a minor role, she says she'll keep her distance from the male lead, but she never actually does it.

The male lead in Crime City is truly pitiful. He has less screen time than Jamie, fewer meetings with the money-grubber than Crow, and less physical contact with Anna. 6762 Is finished now, but I really want to laugh! 🤭🤭🤭🤭

The comments are back?! Yay! 🎉🎉

I've already won; I don't know what to say about this luck...

It's been almost three years since I started following Wangcai Miao's writing in 2017. From the clueless Qian Qian and 7788, to the two friends who constantly learn, adapt, and grow together, resolving unexpected situations with ease, from being a complete novice to receiving praise for their excellent crisis management skills, the author and we readers have witnessed their growth step by step.

Since this dimension is already so long, could you write some side stories? I'd love to see what kind of after-sales feedback the other tourists besides the male lead would have on the money-spider (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧

Honestly, after reading so many transmigration novels, it's becoming increasingly difficult to find one that truly suits my taste. I especially admire Qian Chuanzi's work ethic—his down-to-earth, conscientious, and resilient values ​​are truly admirable. Ultimately, only by living each day to the fullest can we truly be the protagonists of our own lives.

I initially thought playing minor roles would be fun, but in the end it was all the Mary Sue tropes, which I found really annoying!