Quick Transmigration System: The Villainous Boss Strikes

It's fine to have a foodie persona, but you can't talk about food on every page. It's fun once or twice, but it gets tiresome after a while.

Although it was a case of showing off and getting slapped in the face, it somehow felt really frustrating.

This is the most cowardly yet adorable male protagonist I've ever seen. 😚

Cast your vote, and may this curse the little fairy to press the wrong button, causing her to accidentally publish all her saved drafts. Mommy, Mommy, please comfort her! Let's all join in!

I've read the beginning, up to the part with the Divine Doctor, and haven't seen the VIP section yet, but the foodie character feels so forced. The snack references were interesting at first, but later they feel awkward coming in almost every chapter. The female lead's personality was initially interesting because it was unconventional and subversive, but later it felt very stereotypical and followed the same formula. Was the characterization too contrived?

Singing and dancing for miles, encounters lead to the same destination, the journey of the zither never ends.

First of all, I suggest that if you can't tolerate typos, misspellings, and grammatical errors, you should skip this article. It's riddled with them throughout, with a wide variety of mistakes across both books. You might not see any in one chapter, but seven or eight in the next, the constant corrections are infuriating.

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As an "old auntie" who has been reading novels for almost 20 years, I've read over 600 chapters now, but why do I feel more and more depressed as I read on?

There's a question. Uncle Ming's ability is to resurrect on the spot after being stabbed, and then the enemy seems to have witnessed something terrifying and is completely terrified. I don't quite understand. Is the ability an illusion, or how does he actually fight? Or is it something else? Every time I watch it, it's always depicted indirectly—one second he's resurrected after being stabbed, the next second the enemy is dead. I'm so curious!