Quick Transmigration: The Little Fox Is Pretty, but She Can Fight

Demining, In the first world, the female protagonist said that the male protagonist was a bit strange. I thought that the male and female protagonists might have known each other, and their relationship developed naturally and they got married and had intimate behaviors. However, in the second world, the female protagonist and the male protagonist met once, and the male protagonist asked the emperor to marry the female protagonist. The female protagonist accepted the marriage because of "interests". Considering that it might not be Shuangjie 1v1, I can't stand it anymore. The key points are that "marriage is related to interests" and "the female protagonist is not sure whether the male protagonist is the first male protagonist to have close contact with, so she accepts the marriage request because of interests" and so on. Also, some passages in the article made me jump a little bit. The scene suddenly changed, the characters changed, etc., Which was a bit tiring and not suitable for my personal reading habits.

It's super good-looking. I made the wrong comment at first. I clicked on one that didn't look good. But it's really super good-looking. I love watching it. I highly recommend it to everyone.

What do you say? Although each dimension marked the heroine as cannon fodder and then slapped her in the face, I didn't feel very happy. I felt that many places were written like narration, too bland and a bit like a narrative. The more I read later, the more I felt that it was a bit clear and watery. Then, in addition, many parts of the book were just common sense, which was directly corrected. I didn't even understand the common sense. Then there were so many typos and narration inaccuracies. And it was very strange. The heroine obviously traveled through so many planes. As a result, it seemed that the heroine still didn't understand each new plane. For example, the heroine traveled through the world of cultivating immortals and so on. , But when encountering danger, she still seems to have the same delicate and frail posture. In addition, for example, she was a cooking master in the previous plane, and she became a novice in the second plane. I can't figure out whether the heroine's memory has been erased, but it can't be. It clearly says that the memory has not been erased. As a result, the knowledge points from the upper plane cannot be carried to the next plane. I am really getting more and more confused.

The writing is good, very fluent and there are no typos, but the description of the emotional scenes is a bit bland.

This is the end. It's a bit sudden, but it's still pretty good.

The heroine Poria cultivates the red fox into an spirit. When she becomes an immortal, she is accidentally bound to the evil female supporting system 666 to save her. (Each plot is really interesting, and there is no abuse) The heroine quickly travels through the brainless control group of female supporting characters in each world, replacing the life-changing script and eliminating resentment. (The heroine and the female supporting character are sworn enemies, and they are also a control group) The male protagonist is actually the top and most powerful person in the fast travel bureau, but I always feel that the male protagonist made a deliberate mistake and was permanently exiled into countless small worlds. (Isn't this just to pursue the heroine) The plots of the 7 planes are very similar, but what I am curious about is that even if the wood power was awakened in the end of the world, the use of space was not seen from the beginning to the end. (Then the next plane is still unused) Now I don't want to read it anymore. Every time the heroine falls into the script, it doesn't feel like a mission. (Anyway, it's pretty good-looking and quite healing.) Male and female protagonist CP: Poria & there is a male protagonist (just different names), but the male protagonist's fragments are also the same person ☞Infinitely fast travel, sweet pets and sweet stories, villain female supporting role

Each plane is pretty good, but it doesn't have that exciting plot. (Because the male and female protagonists are sweet) Especially I still like the apocalyptic plane, it's really beautiful. ˶>ᗜ<˶

It looks good, but I feel like the author has dug a lot of holes.

It's too bland, the writing is okay, but it's just not that exciting.

I have followed four worlds so far. They are very interesting. I especially like the end of the world. The friendship is really great.