Quick Transmigration: Happily Playing the Ordinary Passerby

Although I didn't read it, but I looked at the comments and found it strange. What does it mean that a male protagonist who likes the heroine is sad when he doesn't get a response? There are so many outstanding girls who like them, but girls still have to agree?

The plot is great, good luck to the author!

To be honest, it really gets uglier the more you write about it. This kind of ancient romantic drama has a few men who like the heroine and have nothing to do all day long, so they just hang around the heroine... The first part is obviously very good, and I vote for it every month. If it is written according to this ending, it is a great trust to be able to bear to give up the article at this point, but to be honest, the later part is too letting go.

The last part of the story where I let myself go felt weird. How can I describe it? It felt like a dog-eat-dog sequel. Maybe it was because I had such a high impression of the fast-travel part at the beginning of the novel that I felt defeated in the final daily part (I finished all the chapters in one day). It can be said that the fast-traveling story has no cp at all. Some stories are indeed suitable for cp, and there is no arrangement, leaving a faint regret and sadness. I think the heroine has been moved, but she has not fallen in love. In other words, she did not fall in love with anyone in the whole story. There are many heart-wrenching and heart-wrenching abuse stories that I have read in elementary school, junior high school and high school. Now I will only lose the original feeling when I read them. Many of the abuse stories are about the self-righteous and affectionate nature of the female protagonist, and even the male protagonist does not know it at all. And the huge gap, sadness and pain, even made the little girl who has never experienced the world shed tears. So after I was able to distinguish right from wrong, I rarely read so-called sadistic articles. Of course, it is also because I am too old to see tragedies. After reading the article about God Realm, my favorable impression increased. I really don't feel that the male protagonist ever loved the original female protagonist. I even felt that he used the original female protagonist as an excuse to break off the engagement. It was a bit disgusting. He knew that the original female protagonist liked him and knew that the fairy would make things difficult for her, but he never thought about the original female protagonist. Actually, I really feel sorry for the guardian spirit article. It would be great if the male and female protagonists in that article could be together. They would definitely be happier in the end. If I were to review the whole book, I would give it a Good rating because there are too many typos and the final plot is really too much of a let-down. However, the regret of the quick time story is also a kind of beauty, too complete and too pale.

No more systems? Getting married in such an ordinary way is really letting yourself go.

I saw a lot of comments saying that the heroine doesn't love Xie Zhe, so don't respond or say other objections. First of all, let's look at the setting. To be honest, this is a fast-travel novel. The heroine is a passerby who has traveled through many worlds. As a person who has experienced time, her heart must be much older than the average person. The loneliness shown by the heroine just gave Xie Zhe a chance. Let's put it into perspective. When you are lonely, someone wants to accompany you. Would you feel touched and want to try to accept it? Secondly, let's look at the heroine's attitude towards Xie Zhe. Some people may say that this is touching and not love, but doesn't love begin because of the initial touching? It can also be seen later that Xie Zhe has paid a lot for the heroine, and the heroine has also done the same. In such mutual companionship, isn't this love? Some people may think that Xie Zhe is not worthy of the heroine, but like a person drinking water, knowing whether it is cold or warm. If Xie Zhe is not worthy, how can Gu be worthy? Is the king worthy? Is Si worthy? Not to mention what happened to Xie Zhe, the other three were already in the inferior position just because they were interested in the heroine because of their cultivation. This kind of purposeful behavior destined that none of the three of them could win the favor of the heroine. As for Xie Zhe, some people may think that he is different and superficial. Is it because of his appearance? But can you deny that it starts with appearance, falls into talent, and is loyal to character? Isn't that the case for Xie Zhe and the heroine? And as a mortal, Xie Zhe has done his best. Although he is far behind compared to other male partners, he has given all he can to the heroine without any reservation or other love. This is something that the other three people cannot do. Finally, did the heroine fall in love with Xie Zhe? I personally think that due to experience problems, she has experienced too much, and it is difficult for her heart to have too many ups and downs. However, the appearance of Xie Zhe made her secretly worry about her unchanged appearance for Xie Zhe, and worry about the pressure she put on Xie Zhe. She never thought about leaving Xie Zhe. Isn't this love? All kinds of manifestations are manifestations of love without knowing it, because she feels that she does not understand love, but subconsciously, she makes acts of love. So, if there are many worlds waiting for the heroine in this novel, then, as a reader, what I hope to see most is probably that after the heroine has experienced more and seen more various aspects of life, one day she suddenly realizes: Ah! It turns out that I actually experienced a very beautiful love without realizing it! This is probably a vision of growth as a heroine and as a universal human being. Thank you for seeing this, I hope you can discuss it more~

To be honest, it was good at first, really. But it was disgusting from the moment I accepted the mission from Yao Yue. This is no longer a passerby, okay? What does "Passer A" mean? A person who is outside the main story. But I can't tell what the author wrote. It's really like selling a sheep's head to a dog's meat.

I don't really like the setting of the heroine changing her appearance. There is a big and obvious difference between the ordinary supporting character and the protagonist, which is appearance, because the first impression between people comes from the appearance characteristics. The appearance characteristics stand out from the crowd, which has broken the characteristics of a passerby female supporting role. And if you change into another person, is it really still you? Why do many people dislike plastic surgery? Because the appearance created by plastic surgery is false. You have already denied yourself. How can others truly affirm you? Seeing this failure made me really uncomfortable, and I was a little persuaded to give up. Moreover, the quality of the author's first stories is relatively reliable, but the subsequent stories are a bit out of touch. Generally speaking, it is still a novel worth reading, but I am a bit of a germaphobe. After enduring many chapters, I really couldn't bear it. It was okay if I didn't describe other people's feelings about the heroine's appearance. But I couldn't stand it if I described other people's impressions of the heroine's stunning appearance.

It's great. I've been wanting to see this for a long time. There are so many cannon fodder and supporting roles that are clearly titled, but they all do the same thing as the protagonist. Isn't she tired? This feeling of being a real passerby is great. Isn't it great behind the scenes? If you have to go out and pretend for a while, then the trouble will start to come. The fun is just pretending for a moment, and it will be later. . . , In short, I really like the novels you wrote, I just hate why so much (｡>ㅿ<｡)

It's well written, but it's a bit sad for those who like the main character. Love never responds.