Quick Transmigration: Black Technology Across Worlds

Although the small world themes of Kuaishou are nothing new (after all, those are the routines), the advantage is that the angle and content are a bit creative, which is quite interesting. As for the shortcomings, one is that there are too many yellow words, and the other is that it is a bit procrastinating. Each small world has fifty or sixty chapters. It's not that exciting at all. The client basically doesn't ask for revenge, and the heroine most of the time lets her enemies die on their own.

It's usually a face word. It's really too time-consuming, I have to look for the key points on every page, I'm so tired... And the heroine's operation is also slow. She obviously has the ability to cut it all, but she has to go through it, and even after a long time, she didn't see any fatal damage to others.

Not bad

It's okay, not too exciting, it's mediocre, and not too bad. It's not tiring to read. You can take a look.

The female protagonist can obviously complete the task very quickly, but she has to leave a female or male supporting character to disgust her and increase her word count, which makes me tired.

Long-winded

It's about half between good-looking and average! Some stories are exciting and exciting, while some tasks are really boring. Without the author, this book would not be open to reading!

It's pretty good to watch, but there's too little plot in the heroine's original world. I didn't get enough of it.