Quick Transmigration: The Host Made the Obsessive Male Lead Cry Again

A little speechless

Author, take a look at what you wrote. The first world where the female protagonist turns into a male and is mute can speak. I really can't stand it anymore and I'm trying to persuade me to quit.

A very small question (actually a big one), why is it that in the first dimension it is clearly written that Su Chi is a princess but she is always called son? When using the third person, "he" and "she" are also used indiscriminately (this may be because I have too high requirements, please don't criticize me). See After commenting, it seems that this book has two male protagonists. In this case, the mistake made in the first plane is basically a low-level mistake, which is completely avoidable, and the ending is a bit unfinished. I haven't read the middle part, so I won't comment on it (personal opinion, please give me a thumbs up😣)

I'm really speechless. One moment it is female, the next moment it is male. Is this a double male lead or not? The plot is really confusing. Author, what do you think? You can mess it up. Oh, I can't stand it anymore (ノ`⊿´)ノ

His story line is very confusing, and it looks like a running account, and there are some unclear and unexplained holes that have not been filled.

The plot is pretty good, but I can't accept that this is...

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I read two stories. The first one was about a princess and the son of a guilty minister. After reading it, I concluded that I didn't quite understand the relationship between the emperor, the prime minister, and the heroine's mother, because they were all written intermittently, so I couldn't see clearly. Then, in the part where the third prince was in the secret room, he didn't act very smart. How could he ascend to the throne so quickly? The male protagonist just believed what the third prince said without verifying it? And then helped the third prince ascend the throne? The marriage in the first world was also very hasty. As an emperor, you can say that he is not powerful. The male protagonist and the heroine's uncle are still jealous of him, fearing that he will hurt the heroine. You can say that he is powerful, but he died so hastily. The second world is more interesting. The heroine told the hero at the beginning that she wanted him to help her conquer her childhood sweetheart. At first, the childhood sweetheart was not like a good person, but then she got better later and treated the heroine as her sister. Then there was a supporting character Li Xing who seemed to be quite good. At least the part with the heroine in the first part made people feel good. The main system issued a task for the female protagonist to help the supporting character. At first, it was said that it was to stimulate the male protagonist (I didn't quite accept this explanation, it just didn't feel like it). Later, it released a series of outrageous side plots, all of which were to help the male supporting role. The male protagonist is the main god, and the system under his control asked the female protagonist to help the male supporting role. This operation was very silent. The male and female protagonists began to like each other, and they had to arrange a male partner. Behind this male partner was inexplicably a reborn person. The male protagonist was the same as in the first world. He had to make a plan. He couldn't understand the meaning of the plan and didn't explain it. Then the attitude of the female protagonist was that I didn't like the male protagonist that much. The main character is still a little fussy, and the system is also very pretentious. When she talks about important things, the heroine refuses to listen. She tells the system to shut up, and the system suddenly pops up a setting in the second world. The heroine can control her. This setting comes very suddenly. Is it to promote misunderstanding? At the beginning, all you can read about the male supporting character is that he has a pitiable past experience. What follows is that the male supporting character seems to have suddenly become aroused, and he is dissatisfied with the image he had at the beginning. I stopped reading the second world after seeing it, because there were more than 60 chapters in the second world, and there were repeated misunderstandings. The male protagonist said that he had someone he liked, and the female protagonist was arranged by the system to just follow the arrangement and be with the male partner. It was very hasty, and the female protagonist had no psychological struggle. I felt that she I don't really like the male protagonist, maybe a little bit. I told him to get drunk with someone I liked, and then the male protagonist became scheming. And before the male protagonist said that, the system had already reminded him that the male protagonist's favorability is 80. Is there anything that the female protagonist doesn't understand about the favorability? In the first world, the male protagonist's favorability level was 80, and she even tried to match him up with other women. Later, under the arrangement of the system, the female protagonist repeatedly told the male protagonist that she did not love him and had never liked him. I think it is a normal relationship route. The male protagonist's favorability level increased very quickly at the beginning, and it was not very clear why the favorability level increased. Later, when the female protagonist said those words to him, the male protagonist also liked him, which was interpreted as a concave personality (paranoid personality). There are a lot of flaws for me. This is my personal opinion and is for reference only.

There are a lot of things I can't understand, and I don't like 002 at all.