Quick Transmigration: The Laid-Back Host Just Wants to Follow the Plot

This book is very interesting and worth recommending The heroine in the book is very cute, and other people will never forget it as soon as they see it. The heroine and the hero have a great sense of connection, the hero dotes on the heroine to heaven, and even heaven in the second world dotes on the heroine, so I recommend everyone to read this book.

The first long comment on my account: I am not good at writing, so I just commented on my feelings after reading this book. Don't criticize me, thank you. I didn't mean to say anything bad about the author. It was just a suggestion. I hope you can read my comment qvq: Well... Overall it's okay. I can only read it as a general tool to kill time. It feels a bit like trying to make up the word count. I don't recommend repeating each ending at the beginning of the next chapter... There are more than 100 million typos (at least 10 or more in each chapter. I read them one by one and correct them one by one. I feel tired). It feels a bit unclear and it is too delayed. A world approaching 70 chapters? Is this what a passerby should drag? But it's okay to look at it Xiao Jiu is so cute. Gu Yu has a good personality... A little too innocent. Hope there are fewer typos. I also suggest that the author stop procrastinating the article like this. Under normal circumstances, it will be enough to finish around 40-50. If you have a big world background, it will be enough to finish around 60-65 (I have read other books and the summary is not accurate). It is still a bit lacking in taste. I originally wanted to give it an average, but as this is my first article, I will give it a good look. Overall rating Good-looking: More suitable for killing time (waiting for other updates) Level of writing: emm... Not bad, lots of typos World level: It feels a bit delayed to me

I finally read the books I had been storing. I published the ones I should publish more frequently, and only the ones that are being serialized are left.

This book is very beautiful! It's different from other quick travel books! No the same! Gu Yu, the salty fish female boss from the passerby department (let me make it clear here, the female protagonist is not stupid and sweet! No!) Vs. The yandere male protagonist Di Xiu who is in love with herself (yes, it is the kind that the male protagonist is in love with and can't get rid of) Our little Yu'er is a quick traveler from the passerby department. She doesn't have much need for a character. Her only mission is to be a passerby. But what she didn't expect is that she was targeted by the male protagonist in the first world. However, this is not like other quick travel stories about being with the original heroine. Don't worry, this one will definitely not be abusive. Then, our male protagonist secretly abducted our female protagonist and took her home. And in the later world, the plot also goes on the road of abducting the heroine and never returns. However, the male protagonist's name is different in each world. What remains the same is that they always love Xiao Yuer. In addition, the male protagonist also reveals some yandere attributes from time to time. The only shortcoming of this book is that there are typos, but they can all be guessed, so it's not a big problem.

Good-looking, really very good-looking! But it also has typos. ☺️☺️ I hope the author can update it quickly, it's not enough.

Am I the only one who thinks it's weird? (´･_･`) From the very beginning, the heroine was designed to be a salted fish The result is the first world Her first thought was that she was a passerby Stay away from male protagonists and male protagonists and female protagonists and female protagonists Then why does she feel it when the male partner asks a question? And tell parents to deal with it It was the male protagonist's turn to approach, but she didn't refuse He even approached me and had his wounds bandaged. My understanding of staying away is that if you see it, treat it as if you can't see it. How can the male protagonist get into trouble so easily? And the male protagonist is so obvious, why can't she feel it? There is a feeling that the original heroine is Bai Lian, she is just the second one🌚 Pretending to be innocent after becoming a white lotus is even more unflattering than admitting that you are a white lotus. I don't like this heroine. There are too many typos. Repeatedly in many places There are also many places where words are used inappropriately It feels like it was written by a primary school student I haven't finished watching A World yet (~_~💧) I feel like I can't stand it anymore I'm just curious what those people who say it looks good think so🙄 I personally don't like it and am planning to withdraw ꒰･д･꒱🌀💨

Emmm Even if the heroine's family was very kind to the heroine in the previous life, they can't understand everything. I feel that the heroine's writing is too simple and she is tired of not understanding anything. The male protagonist is also a bit outrageous. If the identity is changed, he is not the hero but the male partner, then the things he does are not just an old BT. But the subject matter is still very novel, but there are many typos.

Overall it's pretty good, but I hope the author pays more attention to the details, but I still like it very much

I really liked it when I first read the introduction. It's a salty female supporting role, but this heroine gave me a completely silly and sweet feeling. She just did nothing but made some cute expressions, and the hero fell in love with her? ? The halo of this heroine is too powerful. Chun Chun is just a passerby who robbed the luck of the heroine in the original book. The heroine in the original book was directly written as a vicious female supporting character. So many men fall in love with the silly and sweet heroine, she is so Mary Sue. Personally, I don't quite... Like this book. .

The heroine is cute and has grown up. She has her own ideas, and she is just a little salty fish. The plot is very long and the waiting time is quite long, but I still like this book very much.