Quick Transmigration: The Villainous Big Shot Is Playing Pitiful Again
快穿女配：反派大佬又在装可怜
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- Completed
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- 3.0M Words
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- Space Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
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- 3y ago
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If the female lead is strong but the male lead is even stronger, then it's still a case of male strength and female weakness... Not [female strength]. To break free from the system's control, he turned evil and became stronger, but in the end, he was still suppressed and controlled by a man. I was so frustrated after reading a few stories.
I read a few chapters and didn't want to continue. The female lead's revenge wasn't wrong, but the Yun family parents weren't wrong either. They raised you well for over ten years, providing good food, drink, and care. Although you were controlled by the system, you did do things that harmed the Yun family. It's not wrong for them to kick you out and take back their own daughter.
I take back what I said earlier about trying to whitewash the author. As I read on, I became more and more speechless. The characters became increasingly bizarre, and my values were completely shattered!
Author, your writing is actually quite good, but some parts are indeed difficult to read. In the first short story, the female lead was too harsh on her adoptive parents. The adoptive parents, lacking an omniscient perspective, didn't know this would happen and only assumed the female lead did it on purpose. But the female lead knew the reason. Why did the adoptive parents change so quickly?
There are some flaws at the beginning, but the writing style and pacing are easy to overlook. The problem is, I've read over 700 words and it's getting increasingly nauseating. What should I do if I want to give up? The male lead, who is clearly much stronger than the female lead, is given an insecure and despicable personality, with that "you can't not love me, or I'll do whatever you want to…
I don't understand how the female lead could forgive Chi Mo after he and Chi Mo were both lying to her? Just because she was moved after following him for over ten years? It's laughable. Would he have acted this way if the female lead didn't have any power or anything? Seriously, what kind of values do they have?
My values are warped; I still prefer "Quick Transmigration Female Supporting Character, Calm Down!"
He started off looking like a big shot, but as time went on, he became a complete weakling, losing all his assertiveness.
Which one do you like? Are there any you've missed?
Take a look and see which type of boyfriend you like. (Multiple selections allowed) 1. Well-behaved, cute, and obedient 2. Sweet smile 3. Sunny 4. Adorably innocent 5. Acting cute and charming 6. Warm and caring 7. Clingy 8. Shy 9. Domineering 10. Calm and reserved 11 Sporty 12 Cool 13 Aloof and sophisticated 14. Sexy and wild; 15. Well-built, muscular man; 16. Slim and fair-skinned; 17.
While hypocrisy is human nature, frankly speaking, the female protagonist is just a womanizer. It's another case of a female author automatically projecting herself into the protagonist's shoes...