Quick Transmigration: The Empress Has Run Away Again

This is an article that made me cry at the beginning. Now that I have read it, I am crying in many places. But isn't love the strongest when it is ruined and regretted? This book is really unique, and it is not the kind of refreshing article that provokes IQ. ❤️❤️❤️

[Like] Personally, I feel that the following comment said that "the heroine is weak and incompetent", and I am afraid that I did not read it carefully. The heroine is an outsider from the beginning to the end, playing roles one after another. She does not go beyond the actions outside her identity, but she has a clear heart. Highly recommended, it's not mindless abuse, the outsider's perspective is very strange, the ending depends entirely on the choice of the male protagonist, everything has a cause and effect. Not to mention... Three views are quite upright 😥

The book is very interesting, and the storyline is not vulgar at all, but! I personally hate some of the heroine's ideas! Saying words that seem to be positive and demanding that there be no trace of impurities in the relationship is, to be honest, impossible! She had an impure purpose in attacking the male protagonist for her own selfish reasons. From the beginning to the end, she never really fell in love with the male protagonist, but she excessively criticized the male protagonist and magnified his mistakes. In some worlds, if the positions of the male and female protagonists are reversed, the female protagonist simply cannot get the best of both worlds, and may even hurt the male protagonist, but! She doesn't care at all, she only knows that there should be no impurities in the relationship, and the male protagonist cannot be unfaithful. If there is even a little bit of unfaithfulness, she will regret it for the rest of her life! But on the other hand, the heroine's betrayal of the hero is unforgivable no matter what the reason is. So why did the heroine get the hero's love in the end? It's really disgusting. There is no need for double standards. When you love someone, you can't help but correct his mistakes and teach him how to love and be loved. The heroine obviously doesn't love. So she would watch the male protagonist go astray, watch with cold eyes, then stand on the commanding heights and accuse the male protagonist of not knowing love, teach him through a tragic death, and then leave with a pat on the back. Oh

🌹💋💋

This must be a masochistic tendency. Except for a few worlds, in other worlds, the male protagonist will bully and plot, and then die miserably! It's enough to use your own abuse to win the heart of the male protagonist, and then use death to avenge the male protagonist! What about the unstoppable charm of the promised peerless enchantress? It's so cruel, right? 😠

Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง One person's blood book please update

Hehehehe~ I went crazy before the heroine was tortured to the point of going crazy O_o

Do you know how many people want to send you blades? I am not talented, so I am officially one of them

It feels a bit strange, the abuse is the male protagonist's own choice, that's right. But I kind of want to speak up for the male protagonist. I feel that the heart and spirit of the heroine of the small world are separate (emotions and rationality), and there is no unity of heart and mind. The "Empress" is more like a judge, with a God's perspective, forcing the hero to choose step by step. In fact, the two are plotting against each other (both have impure purposes, the heroine is only for the hero, and the hero has too much, family, love, friendship, responsibility, ambition, ideals, etc., How can he discard it so easily), the hero is a little less than what I think (the positions are different) , morality is different, there is no absolute right or wrong, just because of entanglement, we go further and further, and occasionally regret, but we will still choose the same way again), this kind of pattern, I think be is also very good (but some of the male protagonists are really bad, they want "you" to become "me" in the heart, and have no ego) In fact, the male protagonist goes through love tribulations like this (it's right from the male protagonist's point of view, it's right from the female protagonist's point of view, it's wrong that there is no destiny). Some of them are also the "empress" who are wrong. There are so many right and wrong things in love. I don't feel that way, I don't feel torture, I only see the surface, and I have complicated emotions.

Did the male protagonist divide himself into a hundred people to experience the world of mortals? The first world was really well written and touching.