Quick Transmigration: The Cannon Fodder Chooses Farming

What I hate the most is that Kuai Chuan has to have a male protagonist in every life. You are not using your own body, but someone else's body. How do you know that the person whose body you occupy in every life wants to get married, have children, and live with a man? For example, if I was penetrated, I would most like the person occupying my body to help me solve my dilemma at that time, and then do something meaningful after solving it, or it doesn't matter if I just leave the body and let myself die, instead of using my body to fall in love and have children.

I can't stand it at all since the second world. Everything is done by the female protagonist, the good seeds for new technologies come from the female protagonist, and the reputation is all given to the male protagonist, but the female protagonist is still happy with it. The male protagonist seems to only be in heat and jealousy, and the third world is even more disgusting. The female protagonist has a bulging front and back in junior high school. The article says that "when she becomes an adult, she will understand that it is an advantage they can't ask for." It is too masculine and objectifies women.

First of all, the first world was pretty good. It didn't have a male protagonist, and it was very cozy. I thought I had found a quick travel book that suited my taste. But when I looked at the second world, I felt something was wrong. First of all, what was the operation of solar energy in ancient times? Aren't you afraid of being arrested as a ghost? And the male protagonist turned out to be a standard. Wow, this woman is so interesting, and then she fell in love with the heroine. The male protagonist must have a high IQ. How could an ancient person with a normal IQ fall in love with a woman who has the words "I am a monster and I can build solar energy" written all over her body? In fact, I quite like the heroine's design, and there is no competition between women. I have a good outlook on life and am hard-working and capable. But since the second world is about ancient literature, can it be a bit like ancient literature? When I read the comments about what concentric knots should be tied to travel together, I was torn apart. The author should also read the comments and see that the first world was basically well received. Then you can also see so many negative reviews in the back. Is it so difficult to write a novel without a male protagonist? ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

This book is one of the more enjoyable ones I have read recently. Xi Da's novels have always been positive, optimistic, and humorous, which is my favorite style. Come on, more.

I really like this novel of yours. It's very intelligent, reasonable, and not bragging. It looks very down-to-earth, and the writing is good. There's also a little bit of playfulness in the humor. Although it doesn't have too fancy words, it's just so unpretentious and excellent. Come on, a few thousand chapters, I won't think it's too much.

I thought the first world was okay. The female protagonist was beautiful alone and it was fun to watch her counterattack in life. But then I couldn't stand it when I met the male protagonist. Why does she look like the senior she has a crush on? And then the male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist inexplicably? I can't see the warmth and love between them. They only got along a few times. Before his death, he even pulled out the thread of marriage and tied each world together. The male protagonist coincidentally had a high status in each world. He was basically a plug-in for the female protagonist, right? The heroine's character is not very likable, Maybe it's not to my taste 😅😅😅 I suggest you write a non-CP novel directly 😁

I wanted to keep watching it! How come, I was directly bound to a man in the second story and you can meet him in every story! Boring

I thought it was a cp-free article. Abandoned, abandoned. Fortunately, I read the comments. Otherwise it will kill people. I really can't stand fast-travel stories with male protagonists.

The subject matter can be light, but the basic logic must be self-consistent. Please ask the author to check more information. The book is not written to be funny. The technology tree of electric motors and solar energy is not that easy to climb. The ancients are not fools, and they can accept anything that is advanced. Too much technological progress is a witchcraft!

In the ancient background of the second world, you can create things faster than copying and pasting. I thought it would be good to pass this unit, so I skipped to the last article of the second world and told me that I got a Concentric Knot! The knot of love that binds the same person to each other for life after life! ! ! It's poisoning me. It's a plot-based thing that binds a single male protagonist. In the future, every world will have to interact with each other (he is so familiar, have we met before) or a world that we haven't met yet (what a pity, I miss him so much). I will be poisoned just thinking about it. Can this kind of multi-world binding with a single male protagonist be clearly stated in the introduction?