Host, She’s Sweet to the Core

The essence of this quick transmigration is to fall in love in different worlds in various ways.

Haha, I love this book so much! The focus is on romance, with the plot as a secondary element (I love sweet romance the most!).

I love it! I'll save up another world to watch together.

I think the author wrote about these two worlds very well. 1. First, there is the matriarchal world: When other authors write about transmigration, in female-dominated worlds, the men, except for the male protagonist, are generally weak and wear makeup, just like the women in male-dominated worlds; however, the male protagonist is special, as he can still easily overpower the female protagonist…

Wen Yue, the eldest daughter of a wealthy family, is arrogant, conceited, and blindly confident, but she is, after all, rich and beautiful. The scheming Shen Qingzhi felt that she was Wen Yue's follower and felt both jealous and disgusted towards Wen Yue. But... Wen Yue is indeed very good to Shen Qingzhi, giving her everything good. Perhaps to a normal person it might seem like charity? But...

The world of educated youth. Wang Zhaodi was sowing discord between the female lead and the male lead, saying that the female lead was after the male lead's money... Etc. Couldn't the male lead have just said he was happy to let her have it? He listened to Wang Zhaodi's rambling on and on, and then even got physical with her. I feel that the damage was much less than if he had just said, "I'm happy to let her have it all..."

The world of the bankrupt CEO must be furious! The female lead's abilities are restricted, I really don't understand. A world with special powers can't handle the female lead's power! She's even been placed under a restriction. Finally, when the female lead was fighting the Ghost King, she clearly knew there was danger, and the male lead, who had no special abilities, kept holding her back. The female lead was even threatened by the Ghost King. I was speechless.

Having finished reading about Dr. Lu's world, I'm quite curious about who Zhou the scumbag ends up with in the end. Without the original owner of this tragic female lead, it's all just various supporting female characters relying on their own abilities... 🙂

Wait, what's with the fourth dimension? What does it mean the fragments should be taken offline? What does the original plot have to do with the current plot? The first three worlds also have their original storylines. In the world of the tyrannical crown prince, the male protagonist Yan Jin also killed many people in the original storyline and eventually died in the cold palace.

The plot is straightforward and logically sound. The male and female leads pamper each other, making it a sweet story. There are no instances of the female lead forcing herself on the male lead to gain his favor; everything feels natural. I recommend reading it.