Quick Transmigration: The Supporting Female Character's Comeback

I couldn't finish the first story. The female lead kept contradicting herself. One minute she was saying she wouldn't tell the scumbag about the divorce, and the next minute she did. Her solution to the problem was to slander herself. She said she was selfish, lazy, and materialistic when she got divorced, and that she had cheated on her husband and had the child with someone else. She even brought up some kind of past life theory. It was so childish.

This novel is packed with useful information! Aside from the arsonist story, every story feels very realistic, and the methods for handling situations are very practical. There are also discussions about the connection between illness and mood, and the cause and effect of good fortune and filial piety. The novel also touches on prenatal education, the mother's mood, and the heredity of personality development—it's all so mysterious!

The female lead doesn't seem like a lawyer; she seems more like a metaphysical master.

Here I am, here I am, I've brought snacks! 😄

New book released! Hooray! 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸

I'm late. I've had this saved for several days, and I only came here after seeing the end.

I agree with the comment above.

Chapter 133, the female lead called the police six months ago, right? How come it was six years ago?

The author writes about how unlucky the client is and how brainless the female lead was in the past. She spouts a bunch of moralizing pronouncements to everyone. It's like someone who loves being a teacher is writing some kind of web novel. It's all rambling and pointless. The plot is utterly mindless.

The author's writing is excellent, especially the second story, which is very realistic. Human traffickers are so hateful. I'd seen some videos and reports before, but the writing was too mild. Those people are so cruel, torturing others to death. Only now do I truly understand how despicable human traffickers are. Author, keep up the good work!