Transmigrated into a 200-Member Boy Group Novel Review
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By yuan shang tian shan, 远上天山
263 chapters
2023
Description
Gu Yi woke up one day and found himself transmigrated into a member of the boy group – Vic. This group had a staggering 200 members— Gu Yi thought to himself, ‘Just listing all the members’ names could easily let the author pad 500 words in a single chapter.’ With so many members, competition was fierce. The ‘top’ members starred in dramas and variety shows, while the ‘back’ members? The boss waved a hand and sent them all to do live streaming. As the ‘back of the back’, Gu Yi’s live stream rarely had more than double-digit viewers. — One night, a bored civil service exam candidate randomly wandered into Gu Yi’s stream. > “Four university students—A, B, C, and D—decide to conduct research in four villages: Green Mountain, Clear Water, Red Leaf, and Yellow Stone. Each student selects two villages. Given that: > (1) If A chooses Green Mountain, then C must also choose Green Mountain.* > (2) …” The candidate suddenly realized they had accidentally pasted their practice question into the chat instead of sending it to their study group. Just as they were about to apologize— The streamer on screen suddenly spoke: “The answer is A. A chooses Red Leaf Village.” The candidate: “???” —And it was correct!!! They looked up and were blinded by the unmistakable Vic group logo displayed in the stream. What is this?? Silently, the candidate posted a second question. — The next day, the viewer count jumped to three digits. The third day, it reached four digits. … One week later, the whole world knew— There was a free civil service exam tutor here. No, wait. An idol. (Exam questions in this novel are based on real provincial-level exam questions.)
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- jjwxc
- Original Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
Transmigrated into a 200-Member Boy Group Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Transmigrated into a 200-Member Boy Group
"Transmigrated into a 200-Member Boy Group" definitely piqued my interest with its unique premise. A transmigrated soul navigating the chaotic world of a massive idol group? Sign me up! After diving in, I found it to be a mostly enjoyable and comforting read, although it does have a few quirks.
First Impressions
The initial chapters are quite charming. I was immediately drawn to the main character's calm demeanor and his unexpected side hustle as an online tutor. The contrast between the cutthroat idol industry and his genuine desire to help students is a refreshing twist. It's a different take on the idol story, and I appreciate that.
What Works Well
The novel excels at creating a feel-good atmosphere. The protagonist isn't overpowered, but he's hardworking and relies on his own efforts. There's a strong sense of community, from his fellow idol members to the supportive neighborhood aunties and his enthusiastic online students. The comedic undertones also add to the lightheartedness, making it a pleasant escape. I particularly enjoyed the slice-of-life aspects, which really made the world feel alive. The author paints a picture of genuine friendships and support networks that are heartwarming to read.
Areas of Concern
While the novel provides a comfortable reading experience, it lacks significant conflict. The plot progresses smoothly, maybe too smoothly. There isn't a true antagonist or a major climax, which can make the story feel somewhat monotonous. Some might find the lack of high stakes disappointing. Also, there were some instances of nationalism that I found jarring, and I feel they didn't add anything positive to the narrative.
Final Verdict
Overall, "Transmigrated into a 200-Member Boy Group" is a solid choice if you're looking for a light, healing, and easy-to-read story. While it may not be the most thrilling or complex novel out there, its charming characters, comedic undertones, and focus on friendship and community make it an enjoyable read. I'd recommend it to anyone who wants a feel-good story without a lot of drama or angst. It's a sweet escape into a world of idols, online teaching, and heartwarming connections.
