Quick Transmigration: Topple the Gods

It feels like the heroine has a split personality, and the mission world and the real world are different people... Although the author has explained it, it still feels far-fetched. Why is the heroine so soft-hearted? No matter how mature and self-reliant you are in the mission world, once you return to reality, you will turn back into the idiot who was betrayed by your ex-boyfriend. Then, you will become even more stupid after meeting the male protagonist! The heroine has the servility of being a vassal to men in her heart. She always puts herself too low, appearing to be independent and strong, but in fact, she uses love as an excuse to lower herself to the dust. No matter how many experiences this kind of person has experienced. In reality, the relationship between the male and female protagonists is very childish, like that kind of high school campus novel, and the author wants to write too many things, and adds all the settings. It doesn't matter how many worldly relationships the male and female protagonists have. The male protagonist's identity and background are so powerful. At first, I thought he was a CEO, but later I discovered his identity. The identity is getting more and more complicated, what kind of immortal cultivating family it is, and how many past and present lives have come... Well, it doesn't mean anything at first, but the male and female protagonists don't say anything to each other. They hate this kind of approach of hiding it in their hearts and slowly exploring it. How much deviation does this have to produce, although it is all the fault of the author... It's understandable that people in the mission world are stupid, naive and vicious, otherwise there wouldn't be a female protagonist to do the mission, but how can a family that has been cultivating immortals for tens of thousands of years like the male protagonist's family, down to the side branch like Zhan Fengling, and up to the elders be so mentally retarded? I don't like to read cultivation articles, but I often see cultivation types in fast-traveling articles. It seems that everyone likes to describe cultivators as the kind of people who are ruthless and selfish and do anything for the sake of cultivation. It's too superficial. No matter how you cultivate, you're still a human being. Even gods have all kinds of good things. I know that this is a common problem in time travel stories. The bad guys are all stereotyped bad guys. Even after the female protagonist has a male protagonist, the male and female protagonists have to time travel together. By the way, there is a plot where you lose your memory and I will make you fall in love with me again. I know I shouldn't have too high requirements, but I really can't help but want to say this and publish it...

I originally wanted to read book reviews, but it turned out that hundreds of floors were filled with water.

I have been following this novel for a long time, it is so good!

Come on! Keep up the good work✊✊✊

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It feels like the female protagonist has cheated on her mentally n times. Haha 🤭 The male protagonist's head is green

It's a very good book. I will keep reading it and recommend it to you! Come on!

It attracted me from the beginning. The writing is good and the concept is good. The plot behind it should be good too.

Why do some plots always fail to connect?

I remember seeing it somewhere