Quick Transmigration: She Saves Tragic Male Side Characters with Good Fortune

It looks good, but the data doesn't seem to be very good, but it's really good. The heroine is not brainless. Although she is the protagonist, she will inevitably fail in the mission, which gives people a very real feeling. Unlike other novels, the male protagonist does not like the female protagonist because of her children! Worth recommending! 🤩🤩🤩

The concept is very novel and in-depth, emphasizing women's freedom to have children, but when I watched it, I really hated the system in it.

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Although it is about pregnancy, the heroine and supporting characters are very sensible. I reject the feeling that surrogacy and multiple pregnancies start from me, and reject the transaction of being treated as a tool. The system is very dog-like. It was quite nice to the heroine at first, but after the heroine helped Bai Weiwei, she started to act like a dog. Obviously the system asked the heroine for help, but the heroine chose to help Bai Weiwei and then took action. The heroine initially fell in love with the hero because of the mission, but she fell in love with the hero willingly. Giving birth to a son for the male protagonist, completing the mission and being with the person I like, is perfect. Although the plot is very female-driven, it is not without the male protagonist. The male protagonist also has his own career achievements. He is a tough-talking young man before falling in love, and he has the biggest wife after falling in love. He would even break it for the heroine and the devil! I can't help but respect him as a man. Seeing such pure love in a pregnancy theme really made me feel like shit. Moreover, the plot is still very good, and the theme ideas of each small world are very novel, especially the defeat of Country J, which is really cool. The plot, career and strategy are all included, and the heroine is a typical savior. He simply takes the safety of the world as his own responsibility. All I can say is: Brother Pei, just have fun. If you find a treasure, can you make it? There is a lot of content in each small world, but I always feel like I haven't seen enough. So positive energy. Recommend +1+1+1+1

This childbirth novel is different from the previous childbirth novels that I read, where the system requires the heroine to have many children. Each plane where the heroine and the male protagonist reunite will have one or two children. This is not like the childbirth novel. The book also writes that it is not easy for women to have children, let alone asking others to have children. It advocates voluntary childbirth, and the author's article respects women's reproductive rights and does not promote the idea of ​​having more children, happiness, raising children to prevent old age, etc. It feels like the pattern has opened up.

It took me two or three days to finally read it. How can I put it, there are surprises and regrets. There are several stories. Not every one has a happy ending, but there are also life-long regrets. Just like the story in the Republic of China, I personally like Everybody Happy. When I read the sad ending, I didn't like it very much. The author's writing is still very good, and the story is very logical. I personally like it. I don't know why few people read it, but I still recommend it.

The theme concept is really great!

The plot is compact and not procrastinating, which is quite special.

Although it is a story about giving birth, after reading it, I felt that it was a very sensible story. Many plots and passages are very sobering.

Respect women's reproductive integrity and give it a good review.