Quick Transmigration: Dreamweaver

The book has been read. I don't know what the author's definition is of having no male protagonist? The definition of no male protagonist is not just that there is no male protagonist in the main plot ending, and there is no ambiguity. For fast travel stories, even the mission world cannot exist ambiguously. The first world actually does not meet the requirements of the book list, while the second world does meet the requirements, but the three worlds are not completed, but based on the plot, the heroine should not marry a man. So I would like to ask the author to answer, in the future mission world, will the heroine get married, have a boyfriend, have an affair with a man, etc. If so, I am very sorry, but I cannot add it to the book list.

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To be honest, I couldn't stand the second story before I finished it. It's not that it's not well written, but it's just too frustrating. The more I think about it, the more I feel frustrated.

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Dear author, is there a male protagonist in your book?

I don't know what I'm reading, and I don't know what the heroine's mission is. I feel weird looking at the heroine and the conflict here. There are also some very inconsistent places.

I've read a lot of system articles, and this is the first time I've seen a female protagonist who is a system person.

Except for the first world, aren't they all good? Why isn't it popular?