Quick Transmigration: Who Wants a Torturous Romance with You?

It is a very good book. Although it is not serialized much, the plot is gripping and very good.

Leave a claw, the author's writing is very good. First, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise.

I originally wanted to send a private message, but it prompted me to release sensitive information. I don't know if you will see it, but I still think I should say sorry to you. You lost your fandom before when you wrote about the plot of surrogacy. To be honest, you were a little confused. You didn't know much about this aspect. I went to Baidu and saw mostly statements like "Surrogacy is also a kind of organ sales and leasing." To be honest, I didn't feel deeply about this. I thought that if surrogacy was legal, some people who were poor or at the end of their rope could have a simple and fast way to earn income. So although I care, I feel that you are a bit serious. Today I saw the news push that Zheng Shuang had given up her pregnancy as a surrogate mother. I clicked on it and saw the official Weibo post. I was stunned at that time. I have never understood surrogacy from this perspective. I always thought that surrogacy is the combination of eggs and sperm into fertilized eggs, which are then placed in the body of the surrogate. I thought that this process was simple and painless, and that both men and women could choose on their own. When I really thought about it deeply, I found that my previous thoughts were too superficial and too taken for granted. There are many ways to improve the living standards of the people at the bottom. Surrogacy is a shortcut, but it is only a side door. Really realizing the cruelty and undesirability of surrogacy, I think I should apologize to you for my misunderstanding. Sorry! Thank you for enjoying reading my books so much.

Wow, I've opened a new book. Come on, I've been waiting for a long time.

The world of hands disappoints me. The purpose of the protagonist going to the new world seems to be to spread the moral values ​​and rights of the people on earth, so that the new world will become like the earth. What is the difference between this and Americans using "democracy" to liberate the world? Is the protagonist a "Madonna" in a new sense? I feel disgusting The emphasis is on morality or rights, but the protagonist is nothing more than a deus ex machina to the world, and using violence to tamper with the rules is the naked essence. From the setting of the types of "gods" to the three views of the heroine (the author), "morals" and "rights" are all born before the world. There are only worlds that are contrary to "morals" and "rights", but there are no "morals" and "rights" that are contrary to the world. However, morality, as a derivative of matter, has no fixed form. Take the human ethics of the Hand World as an example: The human ethics of close relatives on Earth not marrying is a reflection of the evolutionary order of human genes and was born after the world. The marriage of brothers and sisters in the Hand World is also a moral concept born under the rules of evolution. However, the protagonist uses divine means to change the rules of the majority for the sake of the minority, which is different from legalizing gay marriage. For example, if the protagonist is a person from the Hand World who travels to the Earth, he feels that it is too unreasonable for brothers and sisters on Earth to not get married, and that it is too unreasonable for brothers and sisters to get married and have children, and then the protagonist changes the rules of the world so that a few people can be together. As a majority of the people on Earth with normal moral values, will you see question marks and exclamation points when you see the change in the rules? ? ? ! ! ! So it is the same as the slogan of American Empire. No matter how warm and beautiful the heroine's behavior looks on the outside, the essence is naked violence. From this point of view, neither the heroine nor the "god of love" and "god of wrath" with moral concepts that existed before the world existed should not exist.

The article always deliberately describes the heroine as a unique and smart person. However, it turns out that as an adult, the heroine is just a hypocritical person with a little cleverness. In the Xinglan world described by the author, people in this star world are from the survival of the fittest to the strong. The reason why the heroine was not eliminated until she was six years old was because of her three brothers who were also six years old. When the heroine laments that the training of children in this world is too cruel, doesn't the heroine feel ashamed that as an adult (mentally) she has to rely on a real six-year-old child for food? The article also mentions that the children in this world have very good physical strength, and the heroine's physical strength is the worst among them. When faced with someone who is obviously stronger than her and the two sides are still hostile (on the battlefield), the heroine also writes all kinds of handwritten mercy. Where does the heroine get the confidence? The heroine's six-year-old brother, because of the heroine's so-called kindness (the heroine didn't have anyone to kill her before) was seriously injured and hammered to death in order to save the heroine. The heroine's kindness is really disgusting than eating a fly. I won't give examples of the others one by one.

When will the new book be released? !

I want to see Susu and Juxi falling in love. The first two worlds were fine, but later on, the plot of Susu and Juxi's love diminished rapidly. Ten years later, five years later, the two got married? ! The more I watched, the more depressed I became. I've seen too many fast-wearing strong women, and I want to watch love to soothe my little soul.

😢😢😢😢 I was too careless in reading the book. I didn't even read the author's post-chapter statement. He said that he was not feeling well during pregnancy and would come back on May 1st.

In fact, I think the author is very suitable for writing fast-travel novels. He has enough imagination and each world has a unique world view. Unlike too many fast-travel novels, when I read it, I found that I kept switching between ancient texts, chronological texts, and modern texts. It felt like they were all the same. They changed the soup without changing the medicine. When I recalled it, I didn't have a clear impression at all. I was limited to the author's spiritual healer and his deceased wife. Pitfalls, I was amazed by the imagination, and then lost in the overly complicated character relationships_(:з∠)_(The author really likes to write about character relationships in detail, and this is why only women have space in this book. There are many characters, but not all of them are key roles). Nowadays, when writing fast-travel novels, this situation is rarely seen. It is really comfortable to read a world with more than 100,000 words ( •̀∀•́ )