Quick Wear Professional Face Slapping Guide

To use a game analogy, the author's male and female protagonists are like two-row heroes. No matter how good you are, the natural difficulty will drop a few levels after a game, and the excitement of the plot will also decrease. Individual quick travel, what you see is one world and one protagonist, that unique sense of superiority. As a result, you are doing tasks in a team, and the pleasure is suddenly reduced by half. The author's book is different from other fast-traveling books. It is not a guide-style guide to a school boy, a yandere, a shady CEO, a villain, and a boss. It is a book with male and female protagonists that can be read as a romance novel. However, this book follows a plot flow, and the plot is also very exciting. However, the male and female protagonists often play in double rows, and the pleasure is half shared by each other. It is a pity. Recently, I have been updating the basic storylines with almost no male protagonist or almost no role for the male protagonist. In this book, the male protagonist has an extremely strong sense of presence. As the plot is written, Xiao Yuan, Xiao Yuan, Xiao Yuan, Xiao Yuan, Xiao Yuan, Xiao Yuan, Xiao Yuan, Xiao Yuan, Xiao Yuan, Xiao Yuan... There is no sense of surprise at all. Because I have already guessed that the heroine will encounter Xiao Yuan while walking in the plot. No need to guess the next plot, it's Xiao Yuan... Although I don't know what the book reviews are saying, I guess that some people must be very opposed to having a male protagonist. If you like to watch double row, why not just write a guide for the heroine? Isn't it good to write romance? Writing the flow of the plot really affects the sense of immersion in the character. The plot is the key point, and the male and female protagonists are both good at dancing. The plot of the single small world in this book is really well written. But, think about it, put yourself into the heroine, use your own strength and wisdom to conquer the main tasks, make the villain lustful, immortal, lustful, and dead, and then you will gradually become stronger little by little. What a sense of anticipation. Does the heroine need a man? Are you using a double row?

Using someone else's grandmother's body to fall in love…

The writing is beautiful. I don't know why there are so many opinions in the book reviews.

Very good😁😁

It is said that I have read more than 20 chapters in time. The heroine has not yet gone to college, and her family situation has not changed. It is normal for a girl of such an age to go home from school to cook and work in the countryside. When she comes to the heroine, she is particularly sensible. Mary Sue's aura is so strong that everyone around her likes the heroine. Her brother-in-law, sister's ex-boyfriend, parents, grandparents, brothers, and even relatives and friends in the village all like the heroine. The heroine's Mary Sue aura is not effective for the heroine's sister, even if the sister has not been reborn in such an environment. Darkened, and the female protagonist was already in her thirties when she was reborn. A woman who has lived alone for many years has not improved her IQ or EQ at all after her rebirth. Her tricks of framing others are too childish. Not only can she not be able to defeat the heroine, she even married two of her husband's families who were only ten years old together. Even the village girls and sisters-in-law who are 20 years old can't fight. I feel the author's deep malice towards the female supporting sister. I don't like the heroine who pretends to be a pretty girl. Instead, I sympathize with the female supporting sister who is set up by the author in this way. It's so frustrating to be a bad guy 😁😁

This quick time travel counterattack and slap in the face is quite interesting, but I really don't like it when the male protagonist appears in every world. And most of the plane heroines have the bodies of married women. For example, the male protagonist in the novel at that time even dressed up as her ex-husband's brother. The author also said that there are places where a brother-in-law can succeed a sister-in-law, which completely shattered my outlook on life. There may be places where uneducated and illiterate people in the mountains can do this. But the heroine is a mission person who has traveled through many planes. Many readers said to divorce him and then marry the male protagonist. It honestly disgusts me to death. Fortunately, she didn't get married later. In fact, there was no need to let the male protagonist slip out of that world. The heroine accomplished the task very well on her own. There is no need for the male protagonist of the world to help women counterattack. I've seen too many stories where the male protagonist marries the female protagonist in every world, and it's really annoying. You don't need to rely on men to complete tasks, so you don't want to publish word count in every world. It's my personal feeling. If you don't like it, don't criticize it.

It's not that I'm disgusted with CP stories, but I'm disgusted with the CP of the male and female protagonists in this article. It was fine when the male and female protagonists were both pure, but when it came to the old lady in the Hou Mansion, the plot was simply poisonous! The old lady of the Renhou Mansion can earn a title by herself, so she is definitely not in love, and her grandsons have all married wives. As a result, the heroine became twenty or thirty years younger through cultivation and married the hero, the Supreme Emperor. Have you ever considered the original owner's feelings? Yes, You want to live in the place of the original owner for the rest of your life, and you can't stay unmarried forever. But the old lady is already in her fifties and sixties. Even if she is young, she can't use the original owner's body to fall in love and get married so unscrupulously. Anyway, I can't stand it anymore!

There are too few updates, not enough to read.

First of all, I haven't read this novel yet, I just collected it, but after reading other people's comments, especially the one about Beauty Like a Flower, I felt a little bit disgusted. I have read too many fast-traveling novels about slaps in the face. In fact, I really want to read a novel like this. The synopsis is as follows: The heroine is full of confidence in fast-traveling and slaps in the face, but... When she transformed into the treasure of the whole village and was about to slap her cousin again in the face, she found that her cousin was missing. Decades later, when she was still a village treasure, she discovered that there was an interview on TV with a vicious female partner who became a successful businesswoman. When she dressed as an ancient showgirl whose fiancé was robbed, the vicious female partner she wanted to slap in the face disappeared again. When she reconnected with her fiancé, the rebels entered the capital and changed the world. It turned out that the vicious female partner became the leader of the rebels and ascended the throne as the queen. When she dressed as the sister who was framed and died by her twin sister, the vicious sister she wanted to slap in the face also disappeared. It turns out that my sister has already entered the Chinese Academy of Sciences and is determined to raise the country's scientific and technological level. Her life in time travel is like being cursed. Although she can complete the mission every time, the vicious female partner she needs to slap in the face in the additional mission is missing. In the end, she discovered that the vicious female partner she wanted to slap in the face was also a quick wearer, but she was not a female partner of the face-slapping system, but a female partner of the career system! I have always felt that being slapped in the face is too low. I always blame a certain person for my failure in life. My world view is too small! It is better to have a career than to fall in love! Buying a career is worse than a slap in the face!

I'm a little angry when I see it. If you don't resist, I will give up. Otherwise, the heroine will be too cowardly.

Nowadays, there is nothing interesting about female videos, and most of them have male protagonists. What happened to the author? It seems that the female protagonist can't survive without the male protagonist, and most of the male protagonists are the most powerful as soon as they appear. Isn't it interesting that the female protagonist must be weak when she appears? Isn't it good for the male protagonist and the female protagonist to work together at the same level?

I just don't understand why there can't be a male protagonist in a quick travel story? As soon as there is a male protagonist, he will be sprayed. Everyone has their own preferences for radishes and greens, can we not be so absolute?

Many authors have gone to write fast-travel novels without male protagonists. It's hard to find a novel with a male protagonist, what a disaster! If you like it, read it. If you don't, there are a bunch of fast-travel stories without male protagonists. The table is BB again!

Every time I see the male protagonist appear out of nowhere, I feel a little strange. Maybe it's because I'm not used to this kind of love at first sight. It doesn't feel sweet, but awkward. In each world, the male protagonist has no memory of the past, but he falls in love with the female protagonist as soon as he sees it. Well, to be honest, although the male protagonist treats the female protagonist well later, I feel very embarrassed. Maybe I'm too straight. Especially in the world of the old lady of the Hou Mansion, the male protagonist is still the Supreme Emperor. It feels a bit poisonous.

It's so disgusting to see the male protagonist! ! ! ! ! Are those handsome men no longer attractive? What the hell, the male protagonist is disgusting, especially in the episode where I was the old lady of the Hou Mansion and saw the female protagonist surrendering to the forty-year-old man without caring about anything. I was really disgusted. The male protagonist was not pretty but he was lustful and I don't know how much he had taken. When the mother-in-law saw that the heroine was good-looking, she relied on her. It was obvious that she was a scumbag. Fortunately, the heroine was the most disgusting scumbag. My three views were shattered. Don't just think about pigs when you have young meat. This old man is really disgusting, mmmdzzz

Hahaha, I don't like the male protagonist as much as I do. It's an eyesore. Every world comes out in a greasy and crooked way. I'm particularly speechless. It drags on at the end, and it goes from fast to slow. I really don't have the patience. I keep telling myself to endure it. In the end, I can't stand it anymore. I say goodbye!

The world of the time-traveling farm girl is completely a copy of the world of the peasant girl's counterattack in Jiazihai's Danmei Quick Travel "Cannon Fodder is King". In "Cannon Fodder for the King", the male protagonist traveled through time and became a concubine, giving his aunt a dream that he was let down and killed by his non-biological son and a time-traveling peasant girl in the previous life. The aunt then became a big brother and raised the male protagonist, forged evidence to replace the peasant girl's royal identity and eventually ascended the throne. After the male protagonist succeeded to the throne, the aunt was named a holy lady, and then she beat the drum to sue her husband. Except for some detailed operations and the addition of a biological daughter, it is completely, exactly the same. And that Danmei article was written in 2018. Because the plot was quite exciting, I was very impressed. There is no other explanation for this except plagiarism. The author clearly wrote well. Why did he plagiarize? Is he lazy to make money? Isn't it because the world is so big that no one will accidentally discover it? There is no airtight wall😅 ps. After reading the discussion, I found that it was not just me who noticed it, but people from several other worlds also said it was plagiarism. It's true. I'm a repeat offender.

What's wrong with having a male protagonist? It doesn't matter if you switch to another man in one dimension. I think the author's writing is good. I like to read stories with male protagonists. In ancient times, women used to be married. It's a bit disgusting to change men. This is best. It's best to have only one male protagonist.

The chapters of the last three days gave me the feeling that the plot was delayed and the text was cumbersome. He said a lot of words that had no practical meaning, as if he was just trying to make up a chapter.

I gave up after reading three chapters. The logic doesn't make sense, the writing is poor, and the story is all copied. I don't know how to get on the rankings.

I don't hate the heroine being in love, but I'm annoyed that the heroine is demoted because of the relationship. Even though she could be better, the heroine seems useless just because there is a male protagonist. It would be better if the male protagonist has a weaker sense of presence or if the comradeship is more prominent than love. At least it can be played without being greasy or greasy, but the male protagonist's presence is so strong that it makes people feel greasy and alienated.

I specifically downloaded the starting point for the purpose of commenting. The heroine is not the protagonist? It had to have a male protagonist, so it was fine if there was a male protagonist, but it ended up looking like the male protagonist was wearing something fast. Especially in this troubled world. I love the female emperor, and the male protagonist can tolerate it because he is the emperor. As a result, the female protagonist is called a tigress by Xiao Jin and outsiders (although the male protagonist loves the female protagonist), and she sends beauties to the male protagonist, and also sends admirers from the future. Because the female protagonist will be a queen, her outstanding achievements will be overshadowed by the male protagonist, the emperor. Later generations will only praise the male protagonist for his deep love and devotion, and those who admire him will think that the female protagonist is jealous. I feel so angry thinking about this. I originally felt that the male protagonist was too important and the female protagonist's position was partially taken up. This story directly gives the male protagonist a supporting role and allows him to ascend to the throne. The heroine is a good woman, a good wife and mother. Basically, the male protagonist is about to wear it out, so there is no need for a strong female protagonist. The female protagonist is a slap in the face and a scumbag. I read the book review and found that it might be plagiarism, so I discarded it.

This book is about strong women and strong men. Those who chose to subscribe to it because of the unit stories are really a piece of shit. Why is it that even if the female protagonist is in love, why does the male protagonist have a higher status than the female protagonist in every unit story? And the current heroine of Zunhua in the Chaotic World is a model of a good wife. She serves the male protagonist in every way. Are you a bitch, heroine?

Why do I read more than 700 chapters, but the content is very similar to another quick travel book I read, but some series are different, and the general storyline is the same. In more than 700 chapters, I am not a coquettish bitch. In this unit, the male protagonist comes from the countryside, studies medicine, and is currently a doctoral student or something. He is afraid that the female protagonist's parents will not agree, so he mainly works as a doctor. In the heroine's house, the heroine is a massage and beauty doctor. The hero doesn't remember much. Most of the plots are similar. Now I feel like reviewing the novel again 😅. There are many similar ones in the previous novel, but some details are different, and the male and female protagonists both get dressed together.

In the first world, my sister was not a good person in her previous life, and that Xue Feng was not a good person in his previous life. He took his sister to elope, then turned around and dumped her because he found a rich woman to support him. As a result, the heroine of the mission had a good life. She grabbed her sister and targeted her hard, then turned around to help Xue Feng reach the 'peak of life'. A group of women started PUA in the comment area, saying that it was all her sister's fault. If Xue Feng hadn't run away with her, he wouldn't have found a rich woman to support him.

Why is it that every subsequent plot is about the hero and heroine getting married and buying property, but they just change the location to get married and buy property?

A CP like this in a fast-traveling novel is equivalent to a pair of male and female protagonists who are incapable of engaging in sexual intercourse, kidnapping a pair of strangers and threatening them to engage in sexual intercourse, and treat it as if the male and female protagonists are engaging in sexual intercourse in circles themselves, regardless of whether the couple is willing or not, while the male and female protagonists watch from the side and take on the role of the man and woman respectively to satisfy their perverted psychology of not being able to engage in sexual intercourse. To be honest, Kuaidi used the body of the original owner to create a character, which is unprofessional and illegal. You can't take it for granted just because there is no one to sanction it. With all due respect, all fast-traveling articles with cp have incorrect views.

After reading the comments of many drug addicts, I summarized this book: a three-dimensional explosion of love and brain whoring under the guise of a quick travel mission. Without a man, you will die🤭

I haven't read the novel, but I have read all the comments for a long time. I feel that the comments are better than the novel 😃 Farewell

Finished reading the first story. The more disgusting it is to read. The author's writing ability is not good enough, so he made the heroine a crying Bai Lian. The plot is even more sparse. It is obvious that the heroine and her sister do not think of the same world view. The heroine doesn't have a particularly likable personality.