
Quick Transmigration: I Loved You, but You Took Me for Granted. Now You’re Crying?
快穿之爱你不珍惜,变心了你哭啥
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Fantastical Romance
- Subgenre
- Infinite Quick Transmigration
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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483Chapters
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1.1kReaders
8.0Score
15Must-read votes
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The female lead is capable, courageous, and resourceful. There's no love at first sight in terms of romance, and the romance unfolds gradually. However, the first few worlds are a bit boring, all repetitive – dream-making. The strategy guide for the cold, domineering CEO in that world felt a bit off. Even if it's just about openly and honestly winning her heart before the divorce, it's much more comfortable than trying to force a relationship through ambiguous interactions. The female lead is always very proactive, but the male lead is too hesitant. He's willing to spend time with her, but he always pushes her away when she tries to seduce him, only showing ambiguity without giving her any real commitment. The plot of the second half of the story becomes richer and has fewer flaws. My favorite world is the one with the dragon. Although the plot of that world isn't very rich, and the author barely touches on the female lead's career, the dragons are so cute! They let the female lead play with their horns and tails. And the author is so good at writing about intimate scenes; they hint at them but don't get too vulgar, leaving the reader with room for imagination. In terms of dealing with jerks, it's like boiling cucumbers in lukewarm water—rarely taking the initiative to act decisively or cut through the mess quickly; it's mostly about responding to situations as they arise. So it's not particularly satisfying, but it's not overly sentimental either. Overall, it's acceptable. It must be said that although the author's plot framework is not perfect, he has writing skills and it is not the kind of bland and rambling account. It's worth reading.