The Correct Way of Face-Slapping in Transmigration

My Thoughts on The Correct Way of Face-Slapping in Transmigration

The Correct Way of Face-Slapping in Transmigration promised a thrilling ride through different worlds with satisfying revenge, and while it delivered on some fronts, other aspects left me feeling a bit underwhelmed. This novel seems to be a bit of a mixed bag, with some readers loving it and others struggling to get past certain elements.

First Impressions

The initial chapters definitely grabbed my attention. The premise of the MC, a flower born from resentment seeking revenge on the Heavens, is intriguing. However, I quickly noticed some pacing issues and abrupt transitions between events that made it difficult to fully immerse myself in the story.

What Works Well

Several reviewers praised the face-slapping aspect of the novel, and I have to agree that when the revenge plots hit, they hit hard. The MC isn't afraid to get his hands dirty, and the author does a decent job of crafting satisfying conclusions for each arc. The different worlds the MC travels to were also a highlight for me. Some of the settings, like the ABO/interstellar arc, were particularly well-developed and engaging. I also appreciated that the MC is generally proactive and takes advantage of his resources.

Areas of Concern

Unfortunately, there were some significant issues that kept me from fully enjoying the novel. The ML's characterization was a major sticking point for me. Some found him to be too overbearing and possessive, with instances of questionable consent that made me uncomfortable. The romance felt forced and abrupt at times. The MC's sudden and unwavering devotion to the ML felt unearned, especially considering the circumstances. Also, I found myself wishing for more depth and nuance in the character development of the antagonists.

Final Verdict

Overall, The Correct Way of Face-Slapping in Transmigration is a decent read if you're looking for a quick transmigration novel with plenty of face-slapping and a focus on revenge. However, the issues with the ML's character, forced romance, and occasionally shallow plotlines prevent it from reaching its full potential. I would recommend it with reservations, suggesting readers proceed with caution if they are sensitive to issues of consent or prefer more nuanced character development.