Quick Transmigration: The Protagonist’s Halo Shatterer

The quick transmigration stories in this book include some absurd ones like the first world, as well as some more serious ones. Some wore men's clothes, and some wore women's clothes. There are no romantic pairings in the initial plan, but I welcome everyone to discuss it with me. There will be scenes about love later on, but not the female protagonist's love story. Some worlds have no plot, some worlds have a plot. In short, there are many varieties, I hope you like them.

I welcome any new thoughts you may have about this book to discuss with me. I've seen many comments in the chapters about Lü Zhaoqing; please read on. Our Lü is not an ordinary girl without a story. Her actions and words all have reasons and are related to her personal experiences. However, her story hasn't unfolded yet, so please be patient.

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In that immortal realm, I realized the female lead is incredibly saintly. It's just a mission! She keeps saying she's just an ordinary person, and then she doesn't want to kill the male and female leads, but she also doesn't want to change the mission and let someone else do it. If you ask me, her company should set some rules: anyone who violates company regulations or hinders dimensional evolution should be eliminated. This female lead is too cruel!

I have read the book. I came specifically to confirm with the author again. The first requirement for adding books to the list is that the female protagonist has sound values. This book list requires that the female protagonist does not easily kill innocent people and has a basic moral bottom line. P. S.: Killing is acceptable, as long as it's not indiscriminate killing of innocent people.

😁😁They still signed the contract.

The contract has been returned; welcome to invest!

The author's entire piece exudes a kind of naiveté; perhaps the adjective isn't quite right, but I can't quite think of one to describe it. Not in a derogatory sense, but the author managed to imbue the characters and stories throughout the entire text with a touch of naiveté, which I found particularly wonderful.

It seems like there are very few people reading books.

Author, could you please shorten the story a bit? Sometimes, stories that are too long can easily make readers drop the story.