i can't wait to start this book already ...
More chapters please.... I love this story...️
So intriguing ...
?I would read this if I am a person that appreciates diversity
Although technically a quick transmigration, this novel stands out because the main character (MC) experiences various worlds after a glitch causes her to lose her memory each time. She primarily relies on her instincts and practical personality to improve the lives of the bodies she inhabits, but she retains an instinctual knowledge of all the skills she accumulates across different worlds. For instance, in the first world, she spends years mastering the art of cooking, a skill she retains in subsequent worlds.
I wouldn’t claim this novel is flawless; like most quick transmigration (QT) novels, it has its highs and lows. There are a few exceptional arcs that I revisit frequently, but there are also some terrible arcs that I only read once and never wish to return to. As the arcs progress, she achieves an absurd level of mastery with certain skills more quickly. She’s always the best at everything she learns, which can sometimes feel over-the-top.
However, overall, the positives outweigh the negatives in this novel. Due to her "amnesia" with each arc, there is no consistent 1v1 romance. She sometimes forms relationships but often doesn’t, which I find more intriguing. The overarching theme that you need to love and respect yourself before entering a romantic relationship is refreshing.
Here are my individual ratings on each arc, with some spoilers:
**Arc 1:** Ancient world foodie. This serves as the starting point where she learns to be a master chef, a skill she frequently uses later. The arc shifts abruptly from a cooking competition to a war and political upheaval in the last two chapters, making it a bit awkward. No pairing. 3/5.
**Arc 2:** Cultivation type world. Shorter than the first arc but better, with fewer unnecessary details. This arc helps us understand her personality better. No pairing. 4/5.
**Arc 3:** Another ancient world, but this one is fantastic. It begins as a typical story of a noble daughter being framed but quickly evolves into a Mulan-like narrative where she becomes a formidable general. No pairing, just pure awesomeness. 5/5.
**Arc 4:** Yet another ancient world, this time focusing on embroidery. She becomes an embroidery master, which feels a bit unrealistic given the short time frame. This is the first world where she gets married, but the romance is one-sided. 3/5.
**Arc 5:** Ancient world, divine doctor. She learns ancient Chinese medicine and acupuncture, skills she heavily relies on later. The speed at which she masters these skills is unrealistic, but I still enjoyed it. There is a pairing, and it’s more active on her side. 4/5.
**Arc 6:** A modern world involving Gu worms and ghosts. This arc dragged on and was not enjoyable. 1/5.
**Arc 7:** Zombie apocalypse. A unique take on powers, and I enjoyed it more compared to the previous arc. There is a pairing, but it’s not very engaging. 4/5.
**Arc 8:** Modern world/entertainment industry, but with a twist. She transmigrates as a middle-aged mom whose daughter is in the industry, and they participate in a variety show. One of my favorite arcs, despite the unrealistic portrayal of her skills. There’s a hint of romance at the end, which I wished was explored more. 5/5.
**Arc 9:** Modern world, student/business-type setting. She transmigrates as a gold-digger girlfriend but isn’t one. She stays with her boyfriend out of gratitude to his mother, who helped her. She helps run their family business and eventually goes to Harvard. No pairing, even though others are interested in her. 3/5.
**Arc 10:** Modern world, modeling industry. Set in the Western world, this arc is full of exaggeration and unrealistic praise of "exotic Chinese beauty." It drags on and is not enjoyable. 0/5.
**Arc 11:** Modern world, poor village student. Her grandfather is hospitalized, and she needs to earn money. Rich kids from a variety show help her, leading to her enrollment in a better school. There’s romantic interest but no settled pairing. This arc is boring but not terrible. 3/5.
**Arc 12:** Modern world, fashion industry. She transmigrates into a woman who wants to seduce the company president. She becomes a successful fashion designer with minimal effort. She becomes roommates with a girl who rescues a snobby cat, which turns out to be the president. Both the cat and human bodies share consciousness. The president falls in love with her based on his observations as a cat. More romance-centric, and I enjoyed the change of pace. 5/5.
**Arc 13:** Ancient world, but different. The MC starts as a spirit guiding a woman who was betrayed by her husband. When the woman dies, the MC wakes up in her body, reborn in the past. Her children and husband are also reborn and plotting against her, so she cuts ties and becomes a Taoist. No pairing. 3/5.
**Arc 14:** Cultivation world, the original world before the glitch. She was a quick transmigrator with a partner who fell in love with a native from a visited world. She wanted the man before, but after her experiences, she goes her own way. The partner eventually realizes the other girl was using him and regrets losing the MC. Open ending, but hopeful. No pairing. 4/5.
Firstly, it's important to note that this review represents my personal perspective and may not align with others' opinions. I thoroughly enjoyed the book despite reading the machine translated version, finding it comprehensible. If you're considering it, I believe it's worth giving it a try, especially if you don't mind a challenge.
In brief, the story revolves around Qiao Qiao, a struggling aspiring adult video actress, who encounters six male leads (collectively known as MLs) with unhealthy obsessions. Each character has a unique reason for getting involved, often leading to non-consensual situations, including dubious consent, borderline rape, and outright rape. Qiao Qiao's roles evolve from actress to temporary submissive, pet, and even a kept mistress, as the MLs navigate their complex dynamics.
What makes this story intriguing are the characters' dynamics. All six MLs exhibit yandere traits, varying in intensity. They initially clash but eventually find a balance within their possessive relationships. A pivotal scene involves a threesome, which serves as a turning point in their connections.
The variety of characters is another highlight, with diverse backgrounds and personalities. From a domineering director to a mixed-race top AV actor, each character has depth and flaws, even if they are somewhat overpowered. Qin Rui's forthrightness and Cheng Xiu's enigmatic yandere nature stand out as favorites.
However, there's a downside to the protagonist's character, Qiao Qiao. She is portrayed as weak and easily influenced, which can be frustrating, as her vulnerability is sometimes exploited for toxic male dominance. While her growth and resistance are commendable, it's a slow process.
The story is filled with sexual content, which might not be everyone's cup of tea, but I read them to gain insight into the characters' psychological journeys. Overall, the smutty aspects are skippable, but they contribute to the plot development.
In conclusion, the book offers a captivating mix of smut and a well-developed plot, though the handling of Qiao Qiao's character could be improved. It's subjective whether you'll enjoy it, but it's definitely worth a read if you appreciate intricate character dynamics and a blend of romance and drama.
which chapters specified this?
not bad but has ups and downs 150+ many chapters fell unnecessary and there a whole chapter goes with mc talking to his thoughts or nonsense banter
except for that pretty good read
I can't stop reading it. It's so satisfying and hilarious. I want more, aaawww
Came here after The Great Wipe
The story and its scale grew bigger and bigger, and aslo author's missteps. There's a lot of loopholes and "bugs" in the story, characters and routes forgotten by the author and repetitious events, coming up again and again. As chapters went by, I got more and more weary. For the last 600 or so, I had to drag and force myself to finish it. But even so, I suggest it. It was still exciting enough.
The ending, oh the ending, It was HORRIBLE! There was no shadow of the brilliant author who wrote this masterpiece. It was more like a teenage fan fantasizing, creating a childish abomination. Around the last 100 or so chapters, it was obvious that the author was facing a complicated mess, not knowing the way out. With an attitude of getting the novel out of their hair ASAP, they made things up on a whim, unexplained, unrelated, and laughable "facts", just to patch the ending together. It was so cliche, so childish, and so very much disappointing...
okay, so why is this not updating anymore?