Quick Transmigration: The Female Lead Refuses to Be a Sacrificial Pawn

Xiang Ning probably couldn't even do the simplest physical labor. They might be out of breath climbing just two flights of stairs, and they can't lift anything even slightly heavy. Back then, the two sisters were athletes; if you asked them to run 800 meters now, they might get lapped by Shu Ning. He's a complete parasite with a twisted mentality.

Emmm, I gave up after reading the tenth world. It just didn't align with my values. I was reading these books to have some fun and relax, but the Immortal Realm Missioners exposed the female lead's arrogance, dark psychology, and other flaws. Why is she considered psychologically dark?

I've been reading pirated books for half a year and you're only just starting a new one? That's too capricious! I won't give you any recommendation votes or monthly tickets!

Spending all your missions with one guy is pointless. What's the point of the difficulty then? And having a fixed couple just doesn't look good.

My dear babies, here's a thread for collecting stories! You can post your favorite story genres (such as modern romance, historical romance, space romance, etc.) And the names of your supporting characters in this thread. When I see your posts, I'll write more stories based on your preferences!

Ugh. After reading so many no-romance quick transmigration novels with strong female leads, finally there's one with a male lead! So touching!

I just finished reading "The Imperial Concubine Has a System," and I thought the romance was way too cheesy... "My darling, my darling," and the female lead even pouting and complaining, "Brother Zimo, I..." This kind of writing feels like something you'd expect from a deliberately nauseating couple! How could the main characters' romance be described like this?! If the romance were more natural, I wouldn't be unable to accept the male lead... But... _(:з"∠)_

The villains are either time travelers or reincarnated, so they're all inherently dark and resentful of the female lead's success. They're too stereotypical; the original female leads are all naive and innocent. It's unoriginal, and I can't stand watching it anymore.

Don't pay attention to those trolls who say they won't watch a show if there's a male lead. Pshaw, I won't watch it if there isn't one either. They just keep nagging about not needing a male lead, acting like they're made of stone. They haven't even read the story before they start criticizing it. What does a girl's independence have to do with whether there's a male lead or not? If you're not strong, you'll still depend on others even without a man.

I've been reading this cultivation novel since last night. Even though it's a romance novel, the way the male and female leads address each other is disgusting. After they confirm their relationship, they call the female lead "Baby," while the female lead calls the male lead "Brother Zimo." It makes me want to vomit every time I read it.