
The Quick Transmigration Goddess Is Dazzling
快穿女神帅炸天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Space Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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18kRecommendations
18.8kFans
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This is my absolute favorite book by author Mao Mao Ru! It's so incredibly good, totally my style, and absolutely fantastic! I love it so much! Author, keep up the good work! (ง•̀_•́)ง
Ah, the female lead's style and scenery are completely different from Su Mu's this time, but it's so captivating! 😁
I don't like female protagonists who flirt with girls for no reason. It always makes me feel confused about gender and makes the story seem incongruous. In reality, girls who flirt with girls are usually close friends who playfully tease each other.
Wow, a new book has been released! That's awesome! (^V^)
I finished reading the free chapters of this book. The reason I didn't continue is because I only had one point left in my account, which I couldn't use anymore. To share my thoughts, the story seemed good at first, but I felt that the way the female lead announced her love for a certain man in each world was too abrupt and lacked foreshadowing.
I don't know why, but I feel like the male leads have all become so similar, it's getting more and more tiresome. And the female lead just goes crazy every time she touches his abs. I hope I can watch something different.
Some stories are good, some stories seem illogical, and some stories are not good. The female lead has a Mary Sue aura, but she's not charming men, she's charming women. The story features a male lead on one side, and the author flirts with any woman on the other. Is the author bisexual?
I read this during a limited-time free period, and the story was well-written, although some parts felt a bit repetitive. My favorite was "Cinderella's Sisters." Most of the male protagonists in these stories are sensitive, withdrawn, naive, and unable to distinguish between good and evil, which is to be expected. However, the story "After I Abandoned the Academic Genius" is genuinely problematic.
I feel like if Cat Hair Ru were to write a suspenseful mystery, the story would be incredibly mind-bending, and the plot would be fantastic (・ิϖ・ิ)っ, because right now every story's ending is really, wow, the twists are so unexpected, but when you think about it, they make perfect sense, which is really exciting (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧
The author's writing is excellent. However, some of the original world plots were so morally reprehensible that the female lead arrived without any apparent problem, even showing the original female lead an exceptionally friendly attitude. Honestly, I really wish those morally bankrupt women who harm others for their own selfish gain would just explode on the spot!