Quick Transmigration: The Supporting Female Character's Villainous Boss Is Poisonous

Seeing many people say they dislike Feng Ci, I feel it's necessary to defend him here. Feng Ci is essentially another Shi Sheng in terms of personality and strength. In one previous world, Feng Ci was very strong and independent, not at all like a female lead. What was Shi Sheng like then? Clearly distinct from Feng Ci…

This is the book I read for the first time when I came across Fast Travel. I liked it so much that I couldn't stand the others. It's not that the others are not good, but I really like this book. I like it for no apparent reason. I like Shi Sheng's character, the fight between Shi Sheng and Er Gouzi, Shi Sheng Keng Mu Bai, and even more, Shi Sheng Feng Ci's love story.

As the first transmigration novel I ever read, the thing I hate most is... It was a masterpiece! My tastes have been spoiled by Mo Ling's writing, making it so that I can barely finish any transmigration novels afterward. What a tragedy! 😭😭😭 "It's all your fault that I'm having a reading slump.

Brother Sheng is a true socialite. Overbearing and awesome! Cold and desolate. Nothing fills the heart. She only dotes on him. I bid farewell to my sister, a beauty beyond compare. A person's personality has many facets. Paranoid and yandere, But to win one person's heart, To face life and death together. Society is my iron sword. What an awesome name! The ancient Xuanyuan Sword

It's super good! The author's writing is fantastic. The female lead is free-spirited and doesn't rely on anyone. She's decisive, intelligent, and not foolish or naive; she exudes confidence and has a great "golden finger" (advantage/advantage). Except for the slow start in the first chapter, it's good from beginning to end. My only complaint is that I didn't particularly like the female lead's resignation.

Can anyone tell me which story doesn't feature a male lead? It's so tedious. It feels like padding the word count. In quick transmigration stories where someone else's rise to power is the main focus, they just introduce a man, and most of the plot revolves around the male and female leads. It's so annoying to read; I always have to skip ahead.

For my own sake, I read more than 100 chapters. I skipped reading, maybe because it was a work written in 2016, and the three concepts of the article are quite crooked. Although I like yanderes, I really hate gynecomas. In the 150 chapters I read, the endings of the original heroines of the two worlds were reversed. Forget it about the end of the world.

The plot is strange, and the male and female leads are strange too. Wouldn't it have been better to let them naturally attract each other? Why do they have to do these missions? What's really illogical is that the female lead is clearly very powerful, so why does she always compromise? Aren't powerful people usually all-powerful and capable of anything? I think it would have been more satisfying to just kill the male lead directly.

My thoughts after reading this! I recommend everyone check it out. I don't know if any of you came from Douyin, but I've already tested it out for you. The entire book is about Shi Sheng traveling to different worlds of various genres. The main plot of each world is the same: she transmigrates into the body of a supporting character and then fulfills the original owner's grievances.

What I like most about the character is the female lead's personality. I hate those characters who talk nonsense and try to reason with the supporting characters, but the female lead is quick to fight at the drop of a hat, which is just perfect for me. Her inherently cold and calculating nature is also great; I absolutely love it!!!