After Mistakenly Binding The Matchmaker System Novel Review

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By yun chutang, 云初棠

3.6

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CompletedchineseWeb Novel

Genres

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action drama fantasy romance yaoi

Chapters

212

Started

2019

Description

I intended to bind the red thread for the male and female protagonists, but unexpectedly bound the male protagonist and…myself Σ(°Д°; Nine-tailed fox Li Shu has been in seclusion for thousands of years, was mistakenly bound by the Matchmaker System and crossed into a world of sadistic novels to complete missions. System 1314: Our mission is to match the male and female protagonists, ensuring that the lovers become a couple! After several worlds: System 1314 knelt to its host who does not follow common sense: Host, stop! Our goal is to match the male protagonist with the female protagonist, not the male protagonist with you!!! Li Shu’s slender fox eyes narrowed slightly: Isn’t the mission completed? 1314 looked at the male protagonist by the host’s side, whose happiness value had gone up, and several worlds with SS-level completion, and was speechless. Later, when 1314 received the highest achievement award in the system world, it sighed with a vicissitude: All of this is thanks to the young and ignorant me who bound to the wrong host! CP: “Fox demon with outstanding appearance and fighting prowess” shou X “Male protagonist in abusive worlds that always want him to blacken” gong.

Publication Information

Original Publisher: jjwxc
Original Language: chinese
Type: Web Novel

After Mistakenly Binding The Matchmaker System Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator

My Thoughts on After Mistakenly Binding The Matchmaker System

This web novel is a mixed bag, and my feelings toward it are equally complex. It’s one of those stories that had so much potential, but ultimately didn't quite reach the heights I was hoping for. While it kept me entertained for a while, several aspects held it back from being a truly memorable read.

First Impressions

The premise immediately grabbed my attention: a protagonist mistakenly bound to a matchmaker system. It sounded like a fun twist on the typical quick transmigration setup. I was ready for some hilarious matchmaking mishaps and unique world-hopping adventures. The initial arc definitely delivered on this promise, setting a solid foundation.

What Works Well

The initial world-hopping arcs are genuinely engaging. I particularly enjoyed the diverse settings and the author's attempts to create overarching stories within each world. The protagonist, a cool-headed nine-tailed fox, is undeniably powerful and clever, which is always a plus in my book. I also appreciated that the main character's romantic development with the male lead wasn't rushed. It felt more natural and spanned multiple worlds, which is a refreshing change from some other quick transmigration novels. The translation quality is also noteworthy; it's smooth and easy to read, which greatly enhances the overall experience.

Areas of Concern

Unfortunately, the novel stumbles in several key areas. The biggest disappointment is the abandoned "matchmaker" aspect. The synopsis promises matchmaking, but it's quickly tossed aside after the first few arcs, making the title feel misleading. This was a major letdown for me, as I was expecting the system to play a more significant role throughout the story.

Another issue is the pacing and summarization of key events. The author sometimes glosses over important details, leaving me feeling like I missed out on crucial moments and making it hard to fully immerse myself in the story. Several reviewers mentioned that the ending felt rushed and that plot threads were left unresolved.

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Final Verdict

"After Mistakenly Binding The Matchmaker System" is an okay read, but it's not exceptional. It has its moments of brilliance, particularly in the early arcs, but the abandoned premise, pacing issues, and unresolved plot points prevent it from reaching its full potential. If you're looking for a light, mindless read in the quick transmigration genre, it might be worth checking out, but keep your expectations in check. I'd give it a 3/5.