Crematorium-style love with the male protagonist of the starting point
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Synopsis
A programmer is bound to a strategy system that forces him into the role of a heartless manipulator across multiple dimensions. He navigates a series of scenarios, including a fantasy continent and an apocalyptic wasteland, while dealing with the consequences of his actions. This novel utilizes the crematorium trope, where the emotional tide turns against the protagonist, mirroring common BL world-hopping narratives. It is intended for readers who enjoy seeing arrogant characters humbled and those who appreciate a variety of settings. However, readers looking for high-level prose or a morally consistent lead should avoid this title. The narrative is fast-paced, with the primary appeal lying in the shifting dynamics between the protagonist, Wang Mang, and the various male leads he encounters.
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Editorial Review
This completed BL novel offers a concise exploration of the scum archetype through its fast travel structure. Its primary strength is the imaginative variety of its arcs, which successfully pivot from medical dramas to zombie apocalypses. However, the work suffers from a lack of maturity in its execution. As the author notes, the story was written during their school years, and this is reflected in a naive writing style and a moral framework that may be jarring to some. With only 114 chapters, it is a quick read, but it lacks the depth and polish of more professional works in the genre. It serves more as a curiosity of early writing than a refined piece of fiction.