This Gong Specializes in Dealing with Villain BOSS Shou 【Quick Transmigration】

My Thoughts on This Gong Specializes in Dealing with Villain BOSS Shou 【Quick Transmigration】

After diving into "This Gong Specializes in Dealing with Villain BOSS Shou 【Quick Transmigration】," I can definitely see why it's garnered a dedicated following. The premise alone is intriguing: a protagonist tasked with reeling in villainous MLs across various worlds. It’s a wild ride, and while it wasn't always smooth sailing, I found myself ultimately enjoying the journey.

First Impressions

Initially, I was a bit hesitant. The idea of a ML being truly villainous gave me pause. I wasn't sure I could root for a couple where the dynamic felt too skewed towards cruelty. However, I decided to push through, and I'm glad I did.

What Works Well

The core strength of this novel lies in its unpredictable nature. The author does a fantastic job of reinventing the MC and ML's relationship in each arc. Since neither retains memories of past lives, their connection has to be rebuilt from scratch every time. This kept me guessing and prevented the story from becoming stale. I especially appreciated the arcs where the ML leaned into a more bratty and cute persona, rather than pure villainy. The contrast between the calm, collected MC and the often chaotic ML creates a compelling dynamic. I also loved how the side characters were fully realized, with their own motivations and arcs. Each world feels vibrant and well-developed, making the quick transmigration aspect feel less episodic and more like interconnected stories.

Areas of Concern

My biggest reservation stemmed from some of the ML's actions in the earlier arcs. At times, his behavior bordered on sociopathic, which made it difficult to fully invest in the romance. While he does undergo character development, those initial impressions lingered. Also, the ending felt a little rushed. I would have preferred a bit more closure.

Final Verdict

Despite some initial reservations, "This Gong Specializes in Dealing with Villain BOSS Shou 【Quick Transmigration】" is a worthwhile read. The well-developed characters, unpredictable plotlines, and satisfying romance make it a standout in the quick transmigration genre. While not every arc is a home run, the overall experience is engaging and entertaining. I'd recommend giving it a try, especially if you enjoy a good "enemies to lovers" trope with a healthy dose of unpredictable chaos.