Quick Transmigration: Saving the Pitiful Little Supporting Heroines

I think the material is okay, but I feel like the heroine's sanity is always off the line. I'll say I'm going to tear your head off at every turn. In the third world, the heroine also killed a person, and she did it in front of everyone (it was a modern day). I didn't read very far. I only know that the police seemed to be ignoring the chapter. It's quite helpless. Moreover, she was slandered in this world (she was said to be seriously mentally ill). When she found out, she said she didn't care about public opinion on the Internet. As a result, after others criticized her in school, she killed someone in public. I gave up on the article when I saw this. Impulse is the devil. The heroine is so impulsive

I absolutely love this book. It's so well written that I read it with excitement every time. Watch Shiwei travel through various worlds, grow up, meet the male protagonist, and experience difficulties together. I felt like my old mother's heart melted. But I really hope that the author can write some more extras. I really like Steven Universe. I think he is so cute and a little money-crazy. Although he is stupid and unreliable, he will not let go at critical moments. My evaluation of this book is: I like it, I like it very much｡:.ﾟヽ(*´∀`)ﾉﾟ.:｡

Shi Zhi & Jin Nanji.

Well, how can I put it this way? The author's writing style is good, and the background of each story is well established. There is something wrong with the character of the heroine in my opinion. After reading the introduction, I thought she was very strong. Even if she is not strong, she is a very calculating heroine in her tasks. But I have read many previous stories, and in each story the heroine was slapped, drunk, drugged, etc. By different people. I have been waiting for the heroine to gradually become more mature and powerful as she completes tasks, but the result has never been seen. The heroine's catchphrase is to ask Xiaoyushu if he can twist other people's heads off? Also, why does the author write that the heroine's eyes are so cold when something happens? These are all based on form. In fact, I really want to see the heroine avoid some dangerous people and events based on the original plot, or how to torture the bad guys so that they get the punishment they deserve. Unfortunately, in many stories, the heroines are very passive and are always abused by the bad guys. For example, in Li Jin's dimension, after the vicious female protagonist was ruined by the heroine, she kept looking for someone to murder the heroine. As a result, the heroine left it alone when she couldn't find any news about the vicious heroine. In the end, she was tied to the laboratory and tortured. Then when the male protagonist (our villain) went to the laboratory to rescue him, the two people's entry and exit routes were staggered. It exploded, and the male protagonist died without resuscitation... I almost went into emo after reading this story... There is also Teacher He in another story. The author created this character very well, a very touching teacher. He also died after saving the heroine from being chopped several times by the bad guy named Jia, and without resuscitation. These are all disasters that were blocked for the heroine. When I read this story, I couldn't understand it. The heroine had done so many tasks. How did the original heroine's family treat the original heroine? How did the bad guys abuse the original heroine? After reading the plot introduction and thinking about it for myself, I would think that even if I am a high school student, I don't have the ability to kill my enemies now, but some of the bad guys in the original plot should at least be listed as the first target of vigilance, especially those tragic things that happened in the original plot. Why would the heroine fall into it again? I really can't figure it out. Fortunately, in the end, the heroine asked the small universe to find the main god and resurrected Teacher He at the cost of five fragments. Without this golden finger, Teacher He would really have died. This was a life that could be avoided. Seeing this, I really let the heroine make me suspicious... Then, Xiaoqiang, who I can't beat, is mainly because the author's plot and background attract me to continue reading. Putting aside the setting of the heroine, other aspects are good. The male protagonist is also the villain of each of our stories. His life experience, especially when he was a child, was miserable, miserable, and very miserable. Some stories are unimaginable. It's tragic, it's not unreasonable to become a villain, haha~ Now that I've seen the story of the Republic of China, I don't know what the rest of the story is like, but I can't stand it now. The points that attract me are gradually becoming less and less, so I will read it again... Readers who like it can take a look. The author's control of the plot is quite good, mainly because the heroine's design problem makes you crazy... 😂😂😂

I think it's not bad, the heroine doesn't have a love brain either! Except for a few worlds with bad endings, everything else is pretty good.

Nice

You could say that the heroine is violent and gets beaten all the time. I can't stand it anymore.

It's like watching a jump episode on TV, you don't know the content, there's no explanation, there's only the result [anxiety]

✍🏻 In the complicated little world, he followed her unswervingly until death. In the open world, he still does the same. ✍🏻 From Lawyer Song at the beginning to Jin Nanji who lost his memory at the end ✍🏻There are several worlds in this book with bad endings, some sad and some sweet.

It's okay, but the character design is very bad. What I'm talking about is the heroine's original character, which has nothing to do with the original owner of the mission. She is a madman who was tortured to death and wants revenge, but slowly this madness has disappeared...