Quick Transmigration: Why Is the Supporting Female Lead So Hard to Handle?

I've seen two worlds so far first world The heroine likes her without knowing it second world The ending is good, but since the villain is the prince Why not get your identity back? On second thought, the villain turned into a wealthy businessman They are also living well, so it doesn't matter whether they have an identity or not. But the villain doesn't seem to know who controls him The person who deceived and bullied him turned out to be his biological mother It's okay not to know, after all, that person is too disgusting🤢 What does the heroine say? She has the ability. But I'm a little timid about the second world He even took the initiative to make way for the heroine. The path the heroine took after that She doesn't even leave, there's a sense that she's afraid of the heroine But there is no revenge in the mission, so the result is good. It's okay to enter. It feels okay😌 After all, it's long and there's not much you can see. I'll give good reviews to the ones you can see.

Overall, it is a positive novel. The female protagonist has very upright views and will put the original owner and the mission first. She is objective and rational. However, she will not break her principles and do the mission when encountering the original owner with incorrect views (such as the outrageous request to divorce her brother and force her to marry her brother-in-law). The system is not very helpful. The heroine herself has some abilities, but she is not a great persona. She will endure for the mission, study various skills seriously during the mission, and do many things to benefit society and the people. There will also be male CPs and hes in some planes, but there is no fixed CP. Most of them end up being beautiful alone and then disappearing after completing the task.

It's not good-looking, the aura is too big, and it's unreasonable. I can't stand watching a story. The heroine is very smart, but everyone around him is too mentally retarded. The heroine cheats in all kinds of ways. She beats several men by herself. Hackers come and go as they please. They divide the family property into hundreds of millions. They speculate in stocks every minute and start a company every minute. It's mainly too smooth. I feel that the heroine and the hero are the smartest. Everyone else, even the CEO who is just a passerby, seems like a fool.

I don't know how the 9+ rating was achieved. I reluctantly finished the first story. The writing was very immature. One thing required a lot of words to foreshadow one thing. A bunch of rich wives whose IQs were completely out of line were teased by the heroine. The ending was also outrageous. The heroine completed the task and left the small world. The hero secretly kept the heroine's body at home for several years. The heroine completed the task and returned to the small world again. The hero was not surprised at all. He forced the heroine to have sex that night...

Recommended to take a look, I feel very comfortable

I like the heroine's outlook on life and her attitude toward tasks. She is a smart and hard-working host who completes tasks step by step, strategizing but not arrogant. Basically every heroine in the world has a partner and they just let nature take its own course. There is no male protagonist in this article. There are different people in every world. If you are concerned, you can avoid it.

Basically, they are all pretty good to watch, but I remember that there was one plane that I didn't watch because I felt that it was not well written and I couldn't read it, so I skipped it. The heroine is a person who is sober in the world and knows how to choose. And I think I have the same system mentality. Sometimes I think about the system. It's the same as before, but after the heroine expressed her thoughts, I felt that was the right way. I was just confused for a moment. Sometimes there is CP in the article and sometimes there is not. The male protagonist is not fixed, and he is not a slice of anyone. The end of the plane will clear the emotions. It seems more touching and worth reading.

The heroine is very sensible in everything she does, and has good control over what should be done and what should not be done. I think this is very good, many people can't do this. There is no male protagonist in this book. Those who don't like non-CP novels should think carefully about it.

After watching the first world, the heroine's design was ridiculous, the male and female protagonists were obviously Tianlong people, and the plot was too unreasonable. Mubai easily accepted that his original sister was gone, and fell in love with the heroine who had the body of his sister, and he also did it with a semi-forced attitude. It was really enough.

Every story has a beginning and an end, but in the end it feels like it's not really over yet. Every interface of the male protagonist is different.