Quick Transmigration: I Won't Be Cannon Fodder

Is there going to be a male lead? No way! It's so much better with just the female lead. Why do we have to introduce a male protagonist?

Honestly, I have to complain. I couldn't even finish the first story. She seemed so strong at the beginning, but in the end, she still got married, became a concubine, and was slept with all sorts of men until they got tired of her and didn't want to sleep with her anymore. Then she lived a cold and lonely life. It was disgusting and repressive.

So, if the female lead doesn't like someone, then she doesn't like them. No romance is fine too. But the female lead keeps saying she doesn't like someone, then says she can't refuse, and then she ends up with someone else. What? Does the author really love writing plots where the female lead says she doesn't like someone, and everyone's desperately chasing after her?

Why does there have to be a male lead? If you don't like someone, don't create so much ambiguity. If you have so many abilities, just reject them directly. Who can force you? Thinking you don't like someone while simultaneously worrying about this and that is a bit toxic.

Using a cheat code to help someone else live their life is incredibly stupid. The person using their own abilities as a sacrifice to let someone else live their life is just plain stupid. What kind of brain does that have?

Having read the first two chapters, I feel incredibly awkward and uncomfortable with the second one. It's as if the original owner's death became a ticket, allowing An Ran to live her life, sleep with the men she used to like, and then live comfortably to a ripe old age, while the original owner had to sacrifice her lifespan for the mission taker. I feel like the original owner was so despicable...

After reading the first two stories, I don't expect the female protagonists to remain chaste, but their casual sexual encounters with men are really off-putting.

Quick transmigration with multiple partners is fine too! In each world, you can find someone you like and settle for them! Don't settle for a man you don't even like! That will give readers a very frustrating feeling! Be more straightforward and open! When you encounter someone you like while doing missions in each world, just tie them up and have them on your bed!

Having read over 2,700 chapters, this book is a prime example of nonsensical literature, repeating the same things over and over again, even though they could be explained in just a few words.

I suggest you don't watch it. It's not enjoyable at all; instead, it makes you feel frustrated and angry. The female lead has low intelligence.