Quick Transmigration: My Host Is Daddy

One of the four books I've been following. Go, Shuiyue! I believe in you! This quick transmigration novel is quite remarkable compared to others. Although there is a system, the official system is just a mascot with a cute and adorable character design; there is also a captive system, who is intelligent and cute, and serves as a support character.

Do you have any recommendations for novels without a male lead? Are there any female-oriented novels without male protagonists? Even I, a guy, find it frustrating. Wherever she goes, she has to be surrounded by a bunch of men. Why can't they just start fighting amongst themselves?

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This is the best quick transmigration novel I've ever read. It has no romantic pairing and is all about solving problems. It lets you see the protagonist's halo disappear (too many novels rely on the protagonist's halo to force an explanation for everything). A lot of other quick transmigration novels are about men going on trips together, with both men and women transmigrating together. The male lead is also the final boss, and everything is just due to the man's background.

What's the point of adding those two out of nowhere? They're guys, after all. I only started reading because there's no romantic pairing, and their addition really bothers me. I've subscribed to all of them since they were released, and I still occasionally give them my monthly passes, but now I'm not really interested in reading them anymore.

Actually, the female lead's personality is alright, but the author portrayed the male and female leads as too brainless. Couldn't the author have written them as slightly smarter? I don't believe that people who are the chosen ones for the male and female leads would go on and on for love. It feels like it's all just for fun, and it's a bit cloying.

This book is what you call a quick transmigration book! Each transmigration takes no more than 30 chapters, the plot is concise and powerful without being long-winded. I'm sick of reading those quick transmigration books that write 50-80 chapters for each transmigration. Can't you just finish it quickly?

The first story was truly speechless. I couldn't get the enjoyment out of it. First of all, it was full of female rivalry. Putting aside the issues between the female lead and the original female lead, just talking about the women in the company—every assistant had an affair with the female lead's brother, and even the most capable women dreamed of sleeping with him. It was disgusting.

I accepted the protagonist's overpowered and mindless dominance of the enemy in the beginning, treating it as a lighthearted, enjoyable read. But I really couldn't finish the "Pampered Empress" part. The protagonist, after accepting the mission, doesn't treat the host like a human being at all.

I've been following this book so far, having subscribed to the entire series. At first, I thought the author's writing would improve even further, but so far, the only thing that attracts me is the original female lead's experiences at the beginning of each story (I was annoyed after reading them but couldn't help continuing, as the concepts were indeed quite good).