Quick Transmigration: The Rise of the Dark Moonlight

The hero's love is so fast that I'm stunned 😰

You have to look for the three views in the fast-traveling novels. It is taboo for the male protagonist to live up to the world for the female protagonist. Don't accept the trouble of the male protagonist being a female protagonist. After reading it, you still give me a bad review because the male protagonist's three views are not correct. I really accept it!

I don't quite understand the significance of increasing the darkening value of the second male lead. It feels like torture for the sake of being tortured. When the darkening value is full and then slowly clears to zero?

Oh my gosh! Am I the only one who thinks this book is very destructive? !

This is a very good subject matter, and the author's writing is relatively good, but the plot is too disappointing. It can be said that the character of the heroine is really super unlikable. How could such a person exist? She is too naive. Everything is just to force the hero, so why should I blame others?

It's really torture for the sake of torture. You can only watch the first half of each story. Once it gets darker, skip it. If the second story turns dark like that, there's no need to stay together.

I really like the novel written by the author! ! ! I downloaded this software just to read your novels. Thank you to the author! Come on!

I was speechless. I came here through the recommendation of a small book. I was very interested at first, but the more I felt something was wrong later on, the heroine was just a little white lotus flower, not intentional. For example, in the second chapter, the father of the hero asked the heroine to go find the hero to let the man on the ring go. The heroine herself couldn't believe it, why didn't he Is she a doctor? Why did it become like this... Hehe, it was because of you that she cried when she disagreed with her and begged the male protagonist to let others go, but it was not because she felt sorry for the maid that she was forced to be taken away. Later, when the male protagonist came back, she hugged him and cried and said, "Can you take me away..." Does this really mean that the heroine's character must be like this after receiving the script? Then she might as well be a vicious female supporting character😒😒😒

Maybe you think that Ayan has no three views and only cares about his girl. But I think he is not wrong. He just loves his girl too much. If Ayan had not met Raorao, he would have abandoned this world sooner or later because there is nothing in this world worthy of his nostalgia. Ayan is Raorao's salvation, and Raorao is Ayan's future.

Alas, actually what I think this book really says is, when Zhou Yan asked the heroine, why couldn't the hero be killed? Why silence? Couldn't the heroine just slowly torture him for revenge? Prevaricate and go back. Silence will only deepen the misunderstanding. How can I put it? It feels like it is written for the purpose of abuse.