Quick Transmigration Life Mentor System

Honestly, I don't agree with the values ​​in the magical world. Seriously, if defeating the villain means sacrificing the protagonist, what's the difference between that and the protagonists of the past? That's not how I understand a mentor in life.

It's good, but the story gets shorter and shorter towards the end. Just when you've figured out the plot, it's over. Also, there are a lot of repetitive plot points and names, some stories aren't explained well, and some are just random. I was completely confused. Actually, the author could have written the story longer, so they wouldn't have had to put so much effort into the plot.

Posting 4,000 words a day, she's clearly a writer who just tries to get full attendance. 🤐

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I felt like throwing up as soon as I started reading. The first chapter only touched on life values, and the second chapter features an innocent person. Puppet systems are even more terrifying than brainwashing; they completely erase individual will. Something that only obeys orders—I can't watch it! No wonder the plot is so disjointed. This life coach is really good. It's like watching a villain turn the tables on you.

These short and fast-paced stories are quite enjoyable to read; at least they're not tiring to watch!

The plot is undoubtedly good, but each short story is too short. It feels like reading an outline in a rush. I once read a quick transmigration novel where each story was about ten chapters long and I thought it was quite short, but this one is even shorter. Just when I get into it, the story is over, and the tasks feel too easy. Author, could you please extend the short stories a bit?

It looks nice, but isn't it too reliant on the system?

I never saw any value in the protagonist's so-called life mentor.

It's well-written, but it's always missing chapters.