Quick Travel: the Beginning Is Shura Field

Saw two worlds Feeling so cruel I don't want to see such cruelty The first one is that the original owner will die, and he asked for it. It's just that she didn't have time to do anything funny and killed her instead. The second original owner's love brain At first I thought she didn't deserve sympathy But it was discovered in the plot The original owner was so kind and generous enough to save his love rival. Almost died At least she's not a bad person. Even if she's an accomplice, she's just being deceived. So abused And the heroine is always sober The male protagonist in the second world is not worthy It's so cruel, even if I like the heroine, I can't stand it Don't like sadistic plots

It's very interesting. I prefer the early chapters (Fairy World, Lawyer). The first few chapters are more sadistic, and the later chapters are sweeter. The post-apocalyptic chapter is also very interesting, with a lot of discussions about morality interspersed in it. But I personally prefer the more sadistic ones. Misunderstandings, regrets, love, accidents, and surprises constitute a normal life with mixed emotions... The progress of the subsequent development is a bit slow, and the heroine's understanding of her own heart is also very slow. There is a lack of surprises and twists, and the development of events is a bit delayed. But the overall story still has a sense of substitution. The whole story is interspersed with a trend: the father of the male protagonist is a god, the male protagonist himself is the young emperor, and the female protagonist Dai Ke is the empress who is being evaluated. In the process of time travel, retrieving the kindness and the ability to love can also be said to be a process of experiencing pain, transformation, and regaining the kindness with edge.

I have watched six or seven worlds in a row. The storyline is very attractive. Until the end, I have no idea where the heroine will go next. The plot twists are superb. She won't rely on shameless seduction to attract the male protagonist's attention. At present, it is a rare high-quality guide for quick travel.

You don't need to use your brain too much when reading novels, it's just fun, I like it 😍

The first part is okay, but starting from the princess's plane, the rest is basically the same. The villain continues to the next plane, and the whole life is tortured and completed. It's a bit aesthetically tired.

You can give Shuhuang a try, it's still pretty good.

The heroine is brave and resourceful, and the storyline is unconventional. It was rare to find a book that attracted me. I read it all day long, for several days. I hope there are more chapters to keep me reading for a few more days.

Worth a look