Quick Transmigration: A Guide to Rising Above the Supporting Cast

It goes against the grain, and there is something wrong with the three views. Not to mention the logical disorder and lack of literary talent. That's the second article, What did the five girls do wrong? Forget about the ridiculous setting of the male protagonist being reborn. He knew clearly that the real murderer was a security guard, but he still didn't call the police. Instead, he had to form a group and encourage five people to kill. However, this group of people actually killed them frantically. The security guard was acting crazy and wanted to kill the other four people. Three people were already killed, but the fourth person got scared and turned himself in. I just want to ask what role did the police play here? The female protagonist is the daughter of the person who wronged the male protagonist. At first I guessed whether the male protagonist was the son of the innocent person, but it turned out to be her. There is also a particularly invincible setting. The female protagonist looks exactly like the male protagonist's wife in his previous life. I can only say 666 because I'm afraid it's not disgusting enough for readers. The rest of the story is completely unfinished, and the male protagonist is not punished. In the whole story, only five girls are unlucky, right?

It's good to watch, but there are many pitfalls, many stories are unfinished, and the ending is unfinished.

I feel like the writing is biased. I can't understand it.