Quick Transmigration: The Coldhearted Big Shot Is So Clingy

Too short My first thought after reading it was that the story was okay. It was probably that the master and his apprentice were together. The apprentice felt that he was not good at cultivation and went to look for opportunities in the ruins. He was plotted against him and his soul was broken into pieces. It was so miserable. The angry master killed the person who plotted against her, used fairy weapons to create a system, bound the heroine, and asked her to collect him. Soul fragments, and then each world fulfills the wishes of the original owner. However, what is uncomfortable to read is that the heroine will leave after completing the task, and everyone in the world will forget her. It feels useless... It is better not to clear the memory, just let the heroine die, and then the soul is separated. Moreover, the heroine used someone else's body, why will she disappear?? It's not very rigorous. Also, if the setting is like this, if the male protagonist in the small world is the incarnation of the space male protagonist, it stands to reason that the two of them should go together. But the female protagonist is gone and the male protagonist is still alive. Could it be that the soul of the space male protagonist has invaded the body of the small world male protagonist. I feel that the setting is not perfect. The plot is average, I can only say that there is nothing special about it, and the title of the novel is very strange. I thought it was an interstellar food novel at first, but unexpectedly it turned into a fast travel novel. It was okay at first, but then it became unconstrained. Big cheers for the author

It just feels like there are too few worlds. Can it be done with just six soul fragments? The ending was okay, but I just don't understand why traces need to be eliminated in every world. If the traces are eliminated, then the master's wife and the master's uncle won't remember the heroine either.

Such a beautiful interstellar novel suddenly became worn out and dried up.

Emmmm, I'm not telling you, this ending is really perfunctory, what happened to Meng Jinghong? A small dumpling? What happened in the life between Suwei and his master? It's all a trap…

It's very beautiful. From beginning to end, the hero and heroine are one-on-one. I like this kind of love.

Good interstellar literature has changed its taste, alas

Nice

The ending was like dancing all afternoon. . . Watched for a day

Well enough.

The ending is a bit hasty