What was a sci-fi space/time travel novel with Chu Ci as the female lead? Where can I watch it?

2025-02-15 17:00

This book was called "The Awkward God of Quick Wear." The characters in it included: the main character-Shen Hao, the school hunk, the main character-Wu Ming, the unscrupulous uncle, the main character-Ji 'an, His Highness King An, the main character-Wu Kong, the scheming boy, the supporting character-000, the cheat, the supporting character-Chu Potian, Chu Dadao, the supporting character-Tian Meng, Lolita? Supporting roles-Cai Shu, Cai Shizi, male lead-Lu Li, God of War, female lead-Chu Ci, Vigorous Girl, male supporting role-Second Brother Chu Zhenhai, born with divine power, male supporting role-Yan Feng, Qing Zhu-kun. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. Author of <<The God of Quick Dressing>>: Egg in Pancake. This is a sci-fi space/time-travel novel. It has been completed and can be enjoyed without worry. If every novel has a position, the author must write a light and funny story when writing this story. Therefore, there were no complete villains in this story. Occasionally, there would be a few passersby with abnormal intelligence. After a small punishment, they would return to normal. The female protagonist's personality was probably the type that was particularly free and easy. Perhaps it was because her main body was an immortal, so she always had a tolerant attitude towards mortals who had transmigrated into the world. Of course, this didn't stop the whole story from being very funny. The godly development of individual plots really made people admire the author's imagination. The story structure was compact, and the opening went straight to the main topic. The female protagonist accepted the system mission to start the quick-crossing mode of picking up fragments. At present, the second dungeon plot should be nearing the end. However, logically speaking, dating with Ares was the best way to complete the mission. Why did the female protagonist reject it one after another? I feel like the author is playing a big game. By the way, I have another idea. Speaking of which, the female protagonist accepted a mission because she had to die more than 30 times…but your mission seems to have to die more than 3,000 times? Although I don't think the author will start with more than 3,000 stories and will probably succeed in the end, it should be at least half, right? Isn't it not worth it to die more than a thousand times? (Snickering) The details of the story were great. There were no typos or inappropriate pauses. It was just that some scenes seemed a little stiff and unnatural. If the author had the time, he could consider polishing it. If not, it was fine. It was not a big deal. In short, this is a very interesting story. I'm looking forward to the author's imagination and the new dungeon plot…This male lead is also quite interesting, haha. I hope you will like this book.