
Quick Transmigration: Cultivation Comes with Success
快穿之修炼有成
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Space Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Time Travel
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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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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The heroine's first world has such good conditions, why doesn't she make good use of the resources to study? The heroine knows that there are many other worlds below, so she just does nothing, is she so stupid and sweet?
Don't bother trying to conquer men. I hate conquering men the most. Just pretend to be a slap in the face, or just ignore everyone and focus on my cultivation...
It's so hard for me... I unconsciously add the word "garbage" after the heroine's name every time. Wwwww~
Isn't the protagonist indifferent? Why did he go back to Murong's family? There are so many things to do when he goes back. I really don't know what this family does, and it doesn't help the protagonist's cultivation.
I think it's a piece of shit 233
I really can't stand it anymore. I read it in the book shortage. The first part is okay. I can still read it if I can bear it. What is Wei Qin in the back? It makes me a little sick. This book is written without cp. It's a lily novel that pretends to be a sheep's head but a dog's meat. Forget it, the heroine is not very tolerant, but it gets more and more outrageous later on, just forget it once or twice, and then I feel uncomfortable when I see Wei Qin, and I have no desire to read anymore, which ruins the perception of the readers of this book. If you really want to make the heroine's feelings indifferent and censorship-free, then don't do this, just don't write about feelings. Wei Qin really makes people feel bad. Farewell
I don't understand why the heroine is allowed to return to Murong's house when she has nothing to do. I'm still holding my breath. Otherwise, she's going back to torture the scum. It's not that she's indifferent. She's so indifferent that she's looking for trouble for herself.
Author, your idea is wrong. Changsheng and his system have harmed many people before, and you think you should compensate him by letting him work in the fast travel department? It turns out that her father is not a good person, but that doesn't mean that those who were deprived of luck before were all bad people. Not only did he not have to pay for his previous actions, but he was also included? For example, isn't this like letting a murderer become a policeman to maintain law and order and atone for his crime? Besides, it's not that this person has no choice. It's just that he was indolent in the past and was unwilling to work in exchange for reward. He was only willing to rob. What is the value of such a person? Or is it that the heroine has done too many tasks, and now she is not a human and has lost her memory, so she just doesn't take the aborigines of the small world seriously like people like Chang Sheng?
Why didn't you leave Murong's house, be abandoned, and then go back? I really don't understand, I'm drunk
I hope it's not another black female protagonist's novel, which only beautifies herself. The women around her are described in a very bad way. Not only do they have incorrect views, but they are also fake strong women, because the women described by such authors are all bad, either vicious, silly, sweet, or mediocre. They only beautify themselves. This is not women. Strong, this is a pseudo-strong woman who satisfies her own desires and desires, because she does not feel from the bottom of her heart that women can be upright and strong, so she writes about women in this way. Moreover, this type of writing not only blackmails women, but mostly whitewashes men. It is a classic way of trampling women and licking men, except that the female protagonist in the author's writing will not do it, and it is just to flatter her own writing.