
I've Been Through Enough Quick Transmigration, I Just Want to Lie Flat and Enjoy Life
都快穿了,只想躺平享受
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 617k Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Cross-World
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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All-time: Clicks, Favorites, Fans.
267Chapters
592Clicks
13Favorites
1Fans
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The author lacks any writing skill; the dialogue is dry and childish.
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 you reading!
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.
I have to give it a good review! Although it's a series of nested short stories, the main character is truly ruthless and doesn't feel wronged at all.
It's good-looking; it's considered excellent among quick transmigration novels.
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.
Well written, perfect for relaxing during work breaks!
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.
The story is great, but there are too many typos after chapter 70. I look forward to the later chapters being even better. I hope the author can reduce unnecessary typos, misspelled names, and extra words, as these problems really affect the reading experience!
The downside (or maybe not) is that some parts of the plot feel like reading a history book.