Quick Transmigration: The Cannon Fodder Won’t Be Sad

I like the female lead's personality; she's not a saint and relies entirely on her own strength to overcome adversity! I hate stories where the female lead relies on the male lead and is a saint. This kind of revenge story is all about punishing the scumbags and being satisfying. If it's not angsty and is gentle, then it's a different kind of story altogether!

The writing got worse and worse. The female lead was actually quite likable at first, but she gradually became arrogant and domineering, completely acting like God and controlling other people's lives at will. So what if she transmigrated or was reborn? As long as she has good morals, hasn't done anything immoral, hasn't bothered anyone, and is just living her own life, what business is it of yours?

This author's books are truly different from other flashy and superficial works. The "Dark Cuisine" series is very realistic and thought-provoking. Keep it up!

You're all friends of mine, seeing your names makes me feel so close to you (ฅ>ω<*ฅ) But as for plagiarism... Well... I haven't had any new books to read since I read "Wo Shu". Later, I saw someone recommend this book in the comments section of "Wo Shu", so I came to check it out. Overall, the two books are quite similar, but the approaches are different.

This is the first time I've read a novel and I'm so angry. Author, are you really writing seriously? There is no layout, long paragraphs of complaints, extremely colloquial descriptions, and line breaks every few words. The narrative skills are extremely poor, and it is full of perfunctory taste. There is no progress, and it even gets worse later on. The writing attitude is really bad.

Hmm... I think this story is really, really good, so why are there so many comments saying it's rubbish and terrible...? (The cute girl is confused)

Just like you, I was also drawn in by the plot. I clicked on it. The beginning of the story is very exciting and full of exciting moments. But the whole article, It's all line by line. Every line has a word. It's as if I can see the author's Enter key spinning and jumping. And it's as if I can see the heroine's strong spirit and her disdainful look, like, "Ha, you are all ants."

The more I watch it, the less illogical and confusing it becomes. The female lead is like a keyboard warrior, just arguing all the time.

Honestly, it was a bit unbearable to read. I don't think the commonly mentioned layout is that bad; what bothered me more was the poor writing style. Things that could be explained simply in one sentence were dragged out into several lines, the content utterly meaningless, like a kindergarten argument. It didn't get to the point, the arguments were unsatisfying, and the writing was amateurish.

The plot itself is decent; the female lead's (tu cao, a form of witty commentary) at the beginning was quite enjoyable. However, the more I read, the more I realized there was little actual action, mostly just empty talk. Or it was just internal monologues, and the wasn't quite satisfying, which was frustrating to watch…