Quick Transmigration: Even When You Split the Villainess, She's Still Evil

Not my cup of tea. The synopsis and the actual content are completely mismatched. The female lead is too saintly, and the romance feels forced and disjointed. Thumbs down.

I really like it, but I hate those stories where the same guy is the only one you can win over in every lifetime, and also those where the male lead or supporting male character stays with the female lead for a lifetime but does nothing. It's ridiculous! Why does it have to be one man from beginning to end? One story, one male lead, that's so much better, a clean break!

It became unreadable starting with the story about his childhood sweetheart being a cat. The plot became nonsensical and incomprehensible. The male lead also got progressively worse; in the later stories, it was always the same: he slept with the female lead first, then... Well, let's just say he was forced to submit. I just can't accept that.

Ugh! Both the male and female leads are annoying. Except for the male lead in the first world, the others are all irritating. The female lead seems a bit pathetic, without any temper, which is a bit painful to watch. The male lead is such a jerk, even if you have to win him over, you don't have to keep fawning over him. Maybe the female lead is too saintly.

Seeing the voice actors... Honestly, I only started reading this because I was desperate for something to read. The story's pacing and structure felt chaotic, the plot was disjointed, and the emotions felt abrupt. I don't know if there will be any improvement later... But after seeing the author's explanation of the voice acting, I've decided to give up...

Why are there more and more typos in the later apocalyptic episodes?

I have almost no interest in romance novels, and after reading the beginning, I realized it was a novel about conquering the male supporting character, so I deleted the book.

After reading the update, I suddenly dislike the male lead even more. I kind of hope the two separate in the end, and the female lead has her own place in the world. [Borrowed from another comment]

After reading over 900 chapters, I felt the narrative was disjointed and the story was confusing, making reading a bit painful. Later, I discovered that some chapters had been deleted...

Hmm, author, I just wanted to ask if you're an islander? Hehe, I was already suspicious just from the female lead's name, and seeing the blue-green color made me, as an islander, unable to suppress my feelings. Author, you truly are a hero among us islanders! 👍👍