Quick Transmigration: The Empress Has Run Away Again
快穿之娘娘又跑了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Space Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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This is a story that made me cry right from the start, and I've been reading it until now. So many parts are tear-jerking, but isn't love most intense when it's destroyed and regrettable? This book is truly unique; it's definitely not one of those mindless, brain-teasing wish-fulfillment stories. ❤️❤️❤️
[Like] Personally, I think those comments below saying "the female lead is weak and incompetent" probably didn't watch carefully. The female lead was an outsider from beginning to end, playing one role after another, never acting beyond her role, but she was clear-headed. Highly recommended.
The book is great, and the plot is anything but vulgar or melodramatic. However! I personally hate some of the female lead's ideas! She spouts seemingly positive words, demanding that the relationship be completely pure—frankly, impossible! Her pursuit of the male lead was driven by her own impure motives and selfish desires.
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? 😠
Keep it up, author! (ง •̀_•́)ง I'm begging for more frequent updates!
Hehehehe~ I'm already going crazy before the female lead even gets tormented! O_o
Do you know how many people want to send you razor blades? Well, I'm one of them.
It feels a bit strange. The male lead's choice to suffer is correct. But I feel like I want to speak up for him. It feels like the female lead's mind and spirit are separate in this small world (emotion and reason), not unified. The "Empress" is more like a judge, with a God's-eye view, forcing the male lead to choose step by step.
Did the male protagonist split himself into a hundred parts to experience the mortal world? The first world was really well written and very touching.
Actually, I wanted to ask if the author had some misunderstanding about the word "sweet".