A Journey Through the Myriad Realms: Starting as Qiao Weidong in A Little Reunion
诸天影视从小欢喜乔卫东开始
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Knowing full well that Qiao Yingzi would get into trouble, you still dragged it out until it happened. Then what was the point of your time travel? Captain Jia: If the Imperial Army didn't come and I got beaten, and the Imperial Army came and I still got beaten, then the Imperial Army's trip was pointless!
Indeed, the character in "A Little Reunion" who most needs medical attention is Song Qian; the root of all her illnesses lies with her.
Author, how did you manage to keep the protagonist so pathetic? Hey, the protagonist is awesome. But the bad guys are always jumping around in front of him, and hey, the protagonist just doesn't deal with them! He lets them suffer their own fate! So what was the point of your time travel? Just so that heaven will punish their evil deeds. What are you even needed for?
Xiaomeng
The main character is too weak 🙄
The first world, "A Little Joyful World," seems to be written by a new author, so the writing style isn't very good, and the characters aren't likable at all; it just feels like forced flattery. After reading a few chapters, I jumped straight to the second world, "All Is Well."
I transmigrated into the body of a divorced middle-aged man, and the female lead is his own daughter, whom he can't touch. What's the point of this transmigration? 😥
Looking down on simps but still becoming one yourself.
You always call others simps, but you're doing the same thing yourself. Running around in movies and TV shows shows you have no talent whatsoever, and you're really hopeless.
This is the worst transmigration novel I've ever read. I've skipped through it so far, up to "Once Upon a Time." It's awful. The author's writing is terrible; each story lacks a goal or theme, just a stream-of-consciousness narrative. Every story ends abruptly, leaving many characters unexplained. It's utterly baffling.
The writing is too petty and narrow-minded; basically nothing has changed. It's still the same old "couch potato" mentality—boring and uninteresting.
I don't know why, every story about a time-traveling Qiao Weidong invariably inherits his doting fatherly character. A 25-year-old unmarried, low-income guy suddenly becoming completely devoted to his 17- or 18-year-old daughter just because he time-traveled seems a bit far-fetched. You can't expect someone who time-travels to become a middle-aged person, can you?