Quick Transmigration Missions: The Cannon Fodder Strikes Back

I really like Meng Li's personality. She's not pretentious or a hypocrite, and she's decisive and efficient when doing tasks. There's also no cloying, overly romantic subplot. In short, the more I read, the more I like her! This book is definitely going to be a hit because modern society is fast-paced, and I love novels with such a refreshing female lead! Tangyuan, you're awesome! Keep updating, mwah!

I almost finished the first story! It was utterly bland! The subject matter and content were fine, but why was it written like plain water? Where were the essential elements of a story? Couldn't they have added some twists and turns? It's impossible to keep reading like this!

I enjoy the interactions between the female lead and the system. I'm tired of stories where the system loves to create traps for the protagonist. Keep it up, author! 🙂

The female lead's behavior is infuriating. The story lacks a climax, and the female lead is constantly suppressing her emotions, almost like a ninja turtle. Recommended reading: 1. Quick Transmigration: The Female Supporting Character's Boundless Merit; 2. The Cannon Fodder Woman's Alternative Cultivation; 3. She Has a Time-Space Cabin.

The more I watch, the more disgusted I get with the female lead. She's so pretentious. She clearly has no real power, yet she's supposed to care about the world and all living beings, while she herself is struggling to survive. Moreover, it feels like the female lead hasn't grown much.

After reading the first story, the female protagonist seemed very considerate of the original owner's feelings. The original owner's family wasn't actually that bad, but older sister, was it so hard to express your grievances and tell your family the whole story? Did you really need to use such a lame excuse as the original owner definitely not wanting to sever ties with her family?

The novel was bland and tasteless, lacking both exciting moments and profound themes, making me feel like I was reading a primary school student's diary from the last century.

I can't continue reading. This book has fallen apart ever since Devourer appeared. The female lead in the beginning was like a friendly older sister, and many scenes made you grit your teeth while she calmly handled things, which was rather ordinary. It wasn't supposed to be a wish-fulfillment story to begin with, but what the heck is this female lead now?

My god, after reading the first chapter, I really couldn't continue. What was the female lead supposed to do after transmigrating? Either you stand idly by and live your own life, letting the original parents realize their mistakes, or you deal with anyone who bullies you, tearing away all that pretense of decency. What kind of writing is this? She's simultaneously observing idly while being deeply involved, hesitating and only causing more trouble. It's so frustrating to read!

I tried it, it's too bland. Is the female lead from the cultivation world? How can she be so Zen-like?