Quick Transmigration: I Won After Becoming Beautiful

I don't think beautiful women with low intelligence will have a good ending. Look at the beauties in the entertainment industry now, Let's compare high intelligence with those who are all brawn and no brains... Since it's a story about an empress reborn, I hope the author can portray the female lead as someone as wise and insightful as those historical empresses: Empress Lü of the Han Dynasty…

I didn't understand the first world at all. I originally thought the wisher's wish was for his daughter to have a good life, so the female lead should have become the wisher. But the plot turns out the female lead directly becomes the wisher's daughter, eliminating the original daughter. So what's the point of this wish? Is it just burying your head in the sand, deceiving yourself? Paying such a high price just for self-deception?

Having read up to Chapter 10, I'd like to share my thoughts. The protagonist of the first world, facing these people who killed him, could still treat them kindly without any resentment—I never expected that. Did he really have no hatred at all? Just because he bought her, gave her food, and saved her life? Were all the injuries he suffered in his past life fake?

Who understands?! I kept getting discouraged by the comments before! But I couldn't resist and started watching yesterday! I've been staying up all night watching it now! Aaaaaaaah! Beauty and brains combined are a winning combination! Absolutely stunning!!! She looks so good!!!

Reading the reviews, some people like this book, while others find it unreadable. Personally, I really like it. The portrayal of human nature is very realistic, and it's very satisfying. It's much better than many light novels. Even with over ten years of reading experience, I still enjoy it. The plot is also very interesting.

The beginning was quite good; the female lead was stunningly beautiful, feigning innocence and naivety while actually being a master strategist. It was interesting at first, but the repetitive plot became a bit tiresome later on... I couldn't continue watching after the "ageless goddess" arc.

This system isn't on the same page as the host. It subconsciously favors the male and female protagonists. It's one thing to despise the original owner's body, and it's another to gloat over the original owner's self-inflicted misfortune. But to not help Qingcheng, who is completely implicated, is another.

The "ageless goddess" part was really off-putting; I skipped through it entirely. The earlier parts about the small world were so well-written, so why couldn't I continue reading about the "ageless goddess" part? It felt like the female lead's strengths weren't highlighted; it was all about the original female lead from the small world.

This quick transmigration novel has some novel viewpoints, and it's okay at the beginning, but it gets less and less interesting as it goes on. The character portrayals are inaccurate, making it tasteless but not worth abandoning.

It's completely illogical and reads very strangely. The characters are just there to explain the author's bizarre train of thought, without any logical basis. The writing style is very simplistic and amateurish. It's only readable if you just want a lighthearted, entertaining read.