
Quick Transmigration: Daji Is a Bad Woman
快穿之妲己是个坏女人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Space Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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716Chapters
1.5kRecommendations
10.6kFans
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The female lead seems to have a bit of a philandering streak when it comes to men 🥺. I always hope she sleeps with some clean men, and that the guy who just slept with another woman doesn't immediately go to the female lead's bed 😓.
Help! Although the first few worlds made me cringe so much I was picking my toes, the more I read, the more addicted I became 😅 I actually think it's pretty good. It's really not bad as a mindless, enjoyable read.
After reading several chapters, my first reaction upon reaching chapter 10 was simply nausea. He's not even in the same league as Jing Ruhua. He uses the name of Daji but acts like a lecherous, greasy woman, treating people like beasts. This top-tier tycoon's son reacts like he's never seen a woman before—his reactions are rudimentary and immature.
Suddenly, I thought of Huahua. That villainous heroine I've never forgotten all these years, Daji was wonderful, but Huahua is the one I can't forget.
Do you think this is good? The first few stories were really good, and I subscribed with great enthusiasm. But how can someone who enjoyed the first few stories possibly accept the later ones? If you don't have children, just adopt one! And because of this adopted child, the mission almost failed. If the author hadn't insisted on writing it, wouldn't the mission have failed?
When I first saw this book, I found it quite novel. But after reading about the first story, I understood why it didn't do well. The host character is unremarkable, living an ordinary life and dying an unremarkable death. And the idea of using the host's body for daily casual sex is something few readers can accept. Because of his promiscuity, he even gives the host a child.
I found this place based on the name... Did you write that book about playing villains? That book is definitely good!
This is supposed to be a fishing style? It's clearly a Soviet style, okay?
The part about the public trial has the exact same setting as another novel, which is a bit outrageous.
This is amazing! I love how effortlessly and confidently the female lead handles things. She just plays around with men when she's bored—only this novel is so unique. It's so addictive, incredibly satisfying, and leaves me feeling completely refreshed. I've automatically subscribed.