Quick Transmigration: The Road to a Life of Wishes Fulfilled

I admit I lack patience... I couldn't continue after chapter 5... Although I'm not obsessive-compulsive, the writing in this book is just too poor, leaving me with no energy to analyze the plot. Whether it's the character development (the prince's transformation is too rapid and inexplicable; I simply can't understand how someone can be completely indifferent to another person and then suddenly…

Let me warn you: This chapter, "Not Marrying Your Ex-Husband," is particularly problematic. I've recently become obsessed with the "mistreating your wife is fun, but don't even think about winning her back" trope, especially the mindless reconciliation plot. This particular chapter is even more outrageous than that; it's utterly addictive. Here's a summary of the problematic aspects:

It's quite good, short and concise, very nice! Keep up the good work, author!

I highly recommend this book. Haha, it's hilarious! There are countless typos, grammatical errors, and nonsensical expressions. After reading five chapters, my stomach hurt from laughing so much. It's like reading a primary school student's random scribbles. I really admire the author for daring to release and sell this kind of book.

As other readers have commented, this novel is incredibly addictive. The protagonist, entrusted with a task, should have been loyal to it, but the female lead is just... Unbelievable. It's a novel so addictive that even a weekend free offer wouldn't be worth reading.

After reading for so long, I really want to complain. The female lead has done a hundred missions, and she's still so weak. It's ridiculous. Other transmigration female leads, even if they don't have all sorts of skills or can command the wind and rain, are at least growth-oriented and can accumulate strength slowly. But this one is different. Every story feels like reading a new book. The female lead hasn't improved at all, and the missions are too ordinary. It's very frustrating to read.

1. A promising start but a disappointing finish 2 Enjoy life for others 3. Some of the original owner's requirements were also quite bizarre. 4 Frustration 5. Relying on society to bring retribution upon others (the retribution being the ordinary life of society, busy making a living and earning a salary every day). 6. Always wanting a man

This female lead is so despicable. Why did the original owner, who just wanted to live a good life, have to find herself a man? Couldn't she live without one? The more the story progresses, the less capable the female lead becomes, even after living for hundreds of years.

Author, please put a little more effort into your writing each time! Check it; there are so many typos. It's over two million words long, and it's basically all typos.

I've read over twenty chapters, and the writing style is poor, and the plot isn't engaging. I don't like this kind of quick transmigration novel.