Wait, I’ll Change The Ending Novel Review

My Thoughts on Wait, I’ll Change The Ending

"Wait, I’ll Change The Ending" promises a fun twist on the villainess transmigration trope, and while it has some enjoyable elements, I found myself wanting a bit more depth. It's a light read, perfect for when you're in the mood for something fluffy, but don't expect a groundbreaking narrative.

First Impressions

The premise is certainly intriguing. Our protagonist finds herself in the body of Ronnie, a truly awful villainess known for her cruelty towards a character named Allen. The story kicks off right before a particularly nasty act – the killing of Allen's pet cat. This immediately sets the stage for a redemption arc, as our MC chooses a different path. The initial chapters are focused on establishing this change in Ronnie's personality.

What Works Well

The core concept of a villainess trying to undo her past misdeeds is always appealing. The European-inspired setting adds a nice touch of elegance, and the potential for romance and comedy is definitely present. I appreciate the focus on personality changes as a central theme, and I think the author has laid the foundation for some heartwarming moments as Ronnie attempts to right her wrongs.

Areas of Concern

However, I do have some reservations. While the idea of Ronnie changing her behavior is good, some of the early actions feel a bit… simplistic. For instance, the act of helping a thieving maid felt a little bland and lacked the complexity that could make the story truly engaging. I hope the author introduces more intricate scenarios and challenges for Ronnie as the story progresses. I'm also hoping to see more development in the relationship between Ronnie and Allen, moving beyond simple apologies and into genuine connection. The story needs more depth to truly shine.

Final Verdict

Overall, "Wait, I’ll Change The Ending" has potential. It's a promising start with a fun premise, but it needs more substance to truly captivate me. I'm hoping the author will delve deeper into the characters and conflicts as the story unfolds. For now, it's a decent read for those who enjoy lighthearted villainess stories, but I'm cautiously optimistic about its future development.