Quick Transmigration: My Terrible Taste Is Truly Frightening

A particularly nice article, very novel. As an old bookworm, I have seen similar settings. But I have never seen an exaggerated setting that breaks away from the surface and sublimates into the deeper levels of the entire environment. This helps this book break away from low-level fun and makes its core more firm and complete. Therefore, this book is particularly charming, especially the heroine. It is currently known that she is a princess with inheritance rights in the original world, and she is protected by a childhood sweetheart general. There are seven dukes under the princess who have ill intentions towards her and want to seize the royal power. The heroine is attacked, so she has to enter a world of strange aesthetics to restore her spiritual power. In the first world, fatness is regarded as beauty, and the heroine is relatively fat. She thought she was not good-looking at first, thinking that she was a high school student in her previous life. She did not know that she was a princess. Later, her memory slowly awakened, and she realized some of her excellent qualities, such as being able to sense danger, being able to quickly calm down and deal with problems, and her identity was constantly revealed. The appearance of the heroine is also popular in the world. The setting sounds very exciting, but the overall tone is down-to-earth and rigorous. There are no flashy and refreshing plots. I especially like this kind of character setting, but the character is strong and sober. The heroine has always been sober enough. She believes that beauty is her least worth mentioning advantage and has never been proud of it. Even if there are many boys in the world who like her, she has never wavered. She clearly knows what she has and has been working hard to learn and improve. In the second world, the heroine is a female star in the entertainment industry. It is a Westernized world. If you have black hair, you will be particularly popular. The heroine hides her identity at first, but later it is revealed that she is a real princess with oriental blood. I've only seen this so far, but I plan to continue chasing it because the setting is very eye-catching, the heroine's core is firm, some of the environments are particularly well described, basically the main plot is not overwhelming, and the author controls the entire rhythm of the writing very well. The author will also use his own unique settings to fill in some logical inconsistencies with bugs. In short, it reads very coherently and completely, which is very friendly to readers who pursue detailed requirements and complete logical chains.

The subject matter is relatively novel, but there are many brainless villains, and most of the female villains depict female rivals, while the male villains are briefly summarized and are a bit charming. The heroine seems to be all-powerful, a flower on the high mountain, and a bit as pale as a chrysanthemum, but she doesn't seem to have any strength. Some of the major things the author writes about the heroine seem to require the help of men to achieve, and there are not many high-power women. The world view of the small world is also quite contradictory. The pursuit of beauty is crazy. Women's rights seem to be in line with reality, but they feel lower.

The rating has finally gone up a bit, but too few people have watched it. Otherwise, how could it be so low? It's like Qimao has a dark inside story.

There didn't seem to be many people reading the book, but it was still quite satisfying. Overall, the logic is self-consistent and the core is relatively stable. Worth a look

It's pretty good and fascinating, but the update speed is so slow, it's a bit disappointing, alas. I only skipped the middle part of the world of cultivating immortals and have been following the updates.

It's very interesting and the plot is novel. I hope it will be updated soon.

It's great to watch, the plot is novel and not draggy