Quick Transmigration: The Lovesick Villain Is a Hopeless Romantic

Very strange mess disorganized The plot is a mess I don't think the heroine has any feelings either. That's outrageous After watching several worlds, the more I watch, the more boring I become 🥱

Hmm... I thought it was pretty good when I first watched it. The plot is not very cliche, the writing is very smooth, there are basically no typos, and it is beautiful. But the more you look at the back, the more you can't accept it. This is the feeling that the heroine loves the hero in the back, and she feels a little life-and-death, especially in the puppet dimension. The hero is a puppet, and the heroine is his master. In order to protect the heroine, the hero voluntarily sacrifices himself. In the following 3 /5, basically it is all about the female protagonist seeking revenge for the male protagonist, and the male protagonist does not appear until the end. There is also the female protagonist's side, the female protagonist is also crazy and mindless jealous of the male protagonist, and she will do some actions for the male protagonist that I can't quite understand. The endings are basically happy, but the heroine may have some love-mindedness after falling in love with the hero. Well, I don't really like this kind of character.

The heroine's character is disgusting and very strange. Later on, she fell in love with the hero and it felt like she was in love to death. The more I read, the more I wanted to abandon the book.

Very nice. Inexplicably, I feel that the author pays extraordinary attention to Ryan. Puppet, robot, (puppet, zombie, beautiful boy) the last three are the same parallel world. There are obvious foreshadowings in the puppet, and Ryan will definitely appear in the world later. I guessed zombies from the catalog. After all, they are Ryan's identity in a biological sense. They are quite special. It was unexpected for the beautiful boy. After all, it felt like it was interspersed with the ending. As a result, the past chapter had nothing to do with the small world. In addition to his biological identity, Ryan also has an obvious characteristic, that is, his endings are quite tragic. The puppet was burned, but of course the ending was good. The robot 🤖 really cried to death, and the heroine almost cried to death too. Puppet: The heroine lived less than three years anyway. The heroine is dead, and the puppet still has to complete the tasks assigned by the heroine. Zombies, watching the heroine lift the coffin of her previous life, if it weren't for the fact that the person who lifted it was the heroine, I would have thought the hero would go crazy. This ending is quite acceptable. As a beautiful boy, the heroine ages rapidly and doesn't spend much time with the hero. Moreover, the puppet zombie handsome boy, ancient modern and interstellar, how long has it been in between? The heroine has gone to another world, and the hero is guarding the heroine's tomb. It only takes tens of thousands of years from ancient times to the interstellar world, but in these three worlds combined, the time he spent with the heroine would not even last 100 years. Finally, after returning, I feel that the overall personality is quite similar to Ryan. Therefore, the author definitely has a different focus on Ryan, and he is particularly sadistic. After reading the whole story, I also had an unusual impression of Ryan. Jun Hua and Qin Wu were just supporting characters. It's truly a "hidden item"! I am even more impressed than Qinwu himself. Farewell, bye. ₍˄·͈༝·͈˄*₎◞ ̑̑

I always feel like abandoning the book when I see it later, especially the heroine's favorable impression of Bai Heru is higher than usual or even when she first gets along with the villain. I can't accept it myself. . . . Just skip the actress' previous efforts? ! It directly lowered my expectations for the novel. Although the plot is novel and has few similarities, my personal vision is high. The little inconsistencies pile up and I don't have the patience to continue reading. The character of the male protagonist in the movie queen novel is not likable compared to the male co-star at the beginning. The same is true for the Gu Insect. Apart from the basics, there is no harm to the female protagonist and the other male co-stars. There is no comparison... The female protagonist has a 0.1% (Still somewhat forgotten) impression of the male protagonist. . . . Forget it, that's it. The above is just based on my personal preference.

This heroine is really disgusting. She cries when she doesn't have any skills. She has no brains. Her force value is completely useless. She is still able to overcome the tribulation. She can't do anything. The storyline is even more annoying. I feel very depressed and angry after watching it. The system is useless and the memory is incomplete. The male protagonist is even more scumbag.

The beautiful process is complicated and tortuous. Keep reading and you won't be confused.

I like the characters, and I also like the plot.

It's just a bland plot with no ups and downs. After watching a few planes, I just didn't want to watch anymore.

The author's imagination is really rich! There are mostly unexpected endings, the plot is exciting and not cookie-cutter, and the heroine also has a lot of personality. The small world where only the female queen is the only one is not acceptable, but I like the others very much! All in all, I highly recommend watching it!