Quick Transmigration: The Female Supporting Character’s Easygoing Life
快穿之躺赢的女配
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The title of this directory... "Uncle, Elder Brother, Younger Brother..." Gives the impression that the female lead is useless and relies entirely on men. As someone who loves strong, independent women, I have absolutely no intention of clicking on it.
I still took a look at the limited-time free offer. I only read the first story, since the second story isn't finished yet. The downside is that it's too drawn out and lacks a fast-paced rhythm. The female lead is a bit indecisive. [Spoiler Alert] ________________________________________ For example, she hesitates when choosing a major for the college entrance exam.
Doesn't the female lead feel a little... Weird and disgusting?
Now I see my younger brother is a big shot. The female lead has already taken the college entrance exam twice, and she did well in the first two times. How come she's always catching up on the third time? She's already studied it twice and been a graduate student twice.
Every story has a couple, even if some don't appear, they still have to say they're already married and have children. Speechless.
It looks dry and lifeless; the quality is terrible.
Why do I have to learn everything again and again? Is all the knowledge I gained in the previous world gone?
Now I finally understand why I didn't finish reading it. The pacing was too slow for a quick transmigration novel; each story had a hundred or eighty chapters.
This novel instilled in me a deep aversion and disgust for the numbers one and two; the constant repetition of "one and two"...
The first chapter is off; it feels like the female lead is secretly jealous of others. Take that second sister, the saleswoman at the supply and marketing cooperative, for example—she's just daydreaming about whether you'll still be getting all the benefits in ten or twenty years. She even convinces herself that because of your arrogant attitude towards your neighbors, you're implying your second sister isn't popular at work. I've never seen a female lead with such a narrow mind.