I've Been Through Enough Quick Transmigration, I Just Want to Lie Flat and Enjoy Life

It's good-looking; it's considered excellent among quick transmigration novels.

The key to quick transmigration stories is speed, meaning there's an excessive amount of narration. You can only skim through it; the exciting parts are often glossed over. In a quick transmigration story, you could focus more on the main world, such as the protagonist starting a business, falling in love, interacting more with their parents, and doing things they enjoy. Even interspersing some face-slapping moments would be fine.

6.5 Out of 10. I read over 60 chapters. It was just so-so! This type of story is easy to lose interest in; there are just too many stories, and you're bound to find some you don't like.

The update speed is too slow, the writing style is not bad, there are quite a few typos, but otherwise it's not too extreme. Overall, it's quite well written.

Not bad, not bad. It reads smoothly and is a pretty good, enjoyable read. Hope you keep it up, author! There aren't enough chapters, not enough to keep reading! 😎

I didn't see the protagonist lying down at all. He complained about the flying system while simultaneously working hard at 996 under the system's orders.

I've read countless novels, with protagonists ranging from cold-blooded to indifferent, from righteous to villainous. But this one was particularly unpleasant to read. I didn't understand why it was so painful until I read the second cultivation world novel.

The protagonist's journey through different worlds reveals a great deal about human nature, and his witty and firm handling of situations is well-written across these worlds. It's a story worth reading for a while.

The part about Boiling Sheep that follows is so cringeworthy, it's incredibly frustrating to watch.

Write more, this isn't enough. Make the language more concise, the writing more delicate, and it would be best to add some emotional scenes.