Quick Transmigration: The Supporting Female Character Has No Feelings
快穿之女配她木得感情
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Space Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 5y ago
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No Male Lead, No CP
Mostly female-oriented novels, with a few male-oriented ones. All are romance-free, with no male lead. Completed novels with no male lead: (The Messenger from the Wasteland): Non-Player Character (A Thread of Divine Consciousness in Quick Transmigration): Xiaoxiang Jiliao (A First-Grade Immortal Maiden): Wen Piaoguofeng (Queen Against the World): A32187 (Nine-Pole Demon Immortal): Jiuzui Jiu (The Supreme Good Is Like Jade): Guiqu Chenhuan (Quick Transmigration: Host, Run! The Heavenly Dao Is Com
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Once You Enter Quick Transmigration, There's No Going Back
Mainly recommending quick transmigration novels I've read and enjoyed.
Stories About Female Leads Growing Stronger Step by Step (No Overpowered Golden Finger)
The genres vary, but I have basically read all of them. Recommendations from other sites: Cultivation novel: "I Will Not Become an Immortal" by Shi Jing. There should not be a male lead in principle. In any case, it definitely cannot be Xie Buchen. Fantasy novel: "The Spirit-Taming Female Thief" by Jian Yu. It has a romantic pairing, but the male lead is different from typical male leads 2333 Game novel: "The System and the Soft Girl Who Transmigrated into a BOOS" by Lingren Ge. Supposedly th
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Having read so many romance-free transmigration novels before, I wanted to find one with a romantic pairing, but all I found were stories where the female lead's intelligence plummeted the moment she met the male lead—truly, romance-free is the way to go! Seeing this one, I decided to give it a try.
I was turned off after watching the first two... Both involved exploring the original owner's death and then revealing their memories... I couldn't understand it, and the plots were ridiculous. 😓
After reading the first story, the protagonist did nothing, and it was over. The author's intended calmness and high intelligence for the protagonist were never shown.
Speechless. So frustrating! She died so easily in the first two worlds, and I don't even know why she transmigrated there. She does absolutely nothing—the premise of a female scientist with no emotions is really appealing, but who knew it would be so melodramatic and ridiculous?
I thought that once you're free of emotions, you'll be ruthless towards the bad guys, but the first two stories are just filled with characters falling into comas and being injected with drugs, and the protagonist isn't really that useful...
After seeing the first world, I really didn't like it and couldn't get into it at all. Goodbye.
I'm speechless. The female lead is really weak, and she's always being protected by others. She has a devoted suitor in every world, and the plot is just like the male lead's. I'm speechless. This is supposed to be a no-romance story, right? If it's supposed to be a no-male-lead story, can't you please stop with this ambiguous, undefined romance? It's so frustrating, I never want to read another book like this again. I'm afraid I'll feel frustrated every time I read one. 😅
After reading the Duchess's story, I have a few minor comments I'd like to make: First, the trope of real and fake heiresses and princesses has appeared more than once by the time I'm halfway through the book, and it's getting a bit tiresome. Secondly, the pacing of the story is not very good.
The author's writing style is becoming more and more mature, and each story is very different. Each story makes you think deeply after reading it. After chapter 200, "The Attack of the Wives of Gay Men" gave me goosebumps and cold sweat. If the people who made the rules are that kind of people, the new marriage law is already leaning in that direction.
What's with this "stable female lead" persona from the immortal master's disciple? Is she a reincarnated starving ghost? She was only asked to temporarily care for the body, which would eventually have to be returned, but she ended up spending all the money on the person to satisfy her own appetite! And the client even paid with her spiritual power.