Quick Transmigration: The Female Side Character Is a Powerhouse from Start to Finish

This novel is okay, the female protagonist is a bit handsome, the male protagonist is either cute, domineering or boring... The disadvantage is that there are not as many typos as usual, and it is a bit verbose, but it is pretty good in terms of characterization.

Ever since I started reading novels, until now, I have never given a negative review to a book! 😅😅Really, I'm convinced! The system forcefully pulls the host to another world regardless of the host's wishes? The system still wants to control its own host? The system always threatens its own host with erasure? The system is full of trouble... I read this book without skipping a beat. I was driving in the first world and the hostess was gone???? I really want to know the shadow area in the male protagonist's heart! I didn't read the middle planes. After reading the first chapter, I jumped directly to the chapter "The Death of Lin Luoqing". It was very good. The end was not bad, but it was almost there -_-|| Okay? ( "･ω･ﾞ) Listless

The first part was pretty good, but the second part felt like the plot was the same. The plot was different but the settings were similar, but I still finished it, so I think it was good! Love the ending and beginning❤️

What kind of crappy plot are you pretending to be a brainless person?

It doesn't look good, it's just average. Are the ratings based on brushing?

The ending is a bit sudden, but quite nice ˗ˋˏ♡ˎˊ˗

The characters are so brainless

People who watched it were quite frustrated. It felt like the logic was not there, the heroine's sassy character was not established, and the male protagonist was clearly a villain. . . Why does the article feel like it is for a grandfather to swallow his anger and obey? I want to know that if the male protagonist has deep feelings for his grandfather, the author would write it out, but instead keep writing about how his grandfather suppresses the male protagonist, insults the male protagonist, and the male protagonist is still worried about his dear grandfather. . . . Call it a villain. . . Okay, blame me for not reading enough. I skipped through the first world, and the finale left me speechless. The system was so stupid, too! Right! Just stupid! Not only does it not have the Three Views, but it also keeps threatening the host, giving up the book, I can't stand it, and it's not to my liking. I hope the author will work hard to improve his writing skills. Come on, I feel so frustrated before I leave that I can't help but comment. If people who like this kind of article insist on telling me that I don't understand it, and that I'm deliberately trying to find fault with the author's good writing, and if it's so on-line, don't blame me for being a moral monster!

Haha, the characters described have very strange thoughts. Have they graduated from elementary school? Well. . I can't appreciate its beauty, I'm quite speechless =_=

I'm really convinced. The heroine has always been written as being very aggrieved, enduring everything. How about the high energy in the title? At least it's not like I've read more than 20 chapters and found that the heroine is still swallowing her anger. She was framed and didn't explain, waiting for things to get more serious. I really don't know why the author wrote this? After reading twenty chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. I gave up the article. The tone of the heroine described in the previous article is that she is very timid and passive. She doesn't know how to resist when being bullied. The rating is really high. I thought it was so good. It's the first time I give a negative review to the article.