Quick Transmigration: Cultivation Comes with Success
快穿之修炼有成
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Space Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 6y ago
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Quick Transmigration: To Read or Not to Read
A list summarizing the quick-transmigration novels I have read on Qidian over the years. Personal tastes only. If you dislike them, tap the X. I have given all the books I recommend a star rating. I have also clearly stated which books I dropped and do not recommend. I increasingly enjoy quick-transmigration novels because each world ends after a few chapters. Even if the author abandons the story, at least the several small worlds already completed are relatively whole. That is the charm of e
Books I Enjoy Reading
These are books I'm following. If I think they're good, I'll add them here. Of course, there are lots of great books I haven't included. I'll just let them settle quietly in my heart. My preferences: no female leads, dark stories, xianxia, Lovecraftian horror Haha, if I find a good book, I'll add it. I've personally put all of these to the test. The list owner is a busy office worker who just graduated, so updates may be slow. The True Immortal Way The Righteous Path of the Demonic Sect Shushan
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Why didn't the female lead make good use of the resources to study in her first world, given how good the conditions were? She knew there were many more worlds to come, yet she just idled away her time. Is this how naive and innocent she is?
Forget about those man-capturing strategies, I hate them the most. Just show off and slap people in the face, or ignore everyone and focus on my cultivation...
This is so hard... I always find myself unconsciously adding the word "trash" after the female lead's name. Wwwww~
Isn't the protagonist supposed to be indifferent to worldly affairs? Why would he go back to the Murong family? Going back only brings more trouble. I really don't know what the point of having this family is; it hasn't helped the protagonist's cultivation at all.
I read it as "Jin Ke La" (a popular Chinese herbal medicine) 233
I can't stand it anymore. I started reading this because I was desperate for something to read. The beginning was okay, I could bear it, but what's with Wei Zhen later on? He's disgusting. This book claims to have no romantic pairing, is it just a yuri story disguised as a romance? I could tolerate the female lead being a bit awful, but it gets more and more ridiculous later on.
I just don't understand. Why would anyone bother sending the female lead back to the Murong family? It's so frustrating to watch. Either she goes back to get revenge on the scumbags, or... It's not that she's indifferent, it's that she's indifferent to the point of making herself miserable.
Author, your thinking is wrong. Changsheng and his system have already harmed many people before, and you think you can make him work in the quick transmigration department as compensation? It's true that the original owner's father wasn't a good person, but that doesn't mean that everyone who was deprived of their luck before was a bad person.
Why not leave the Murong family? Being abandoned and then returning is just baffling. I'm speechless.
Hopefully, this isn't another story that sings the praises of the female protagonist and other women, glorifying only herself while portraying all other women as terrible. Not only are they morally corrupt, but they're also portrayed as pseudo-strong women. Because these authors depict women as awful—either vicious, naive, or mediocre—they only glorify themselves.