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There are always scum who want to abuse me [Quick Transmigration]
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Synopsis
After a sudden death by lightning, Mu Wufan finds himself bound to a system that thrusts him through various worlds with a specific, cynical objective. He must target individuals known for their cruelty, forcing these scumbags to fall in love with him while ensuring their own misery outweighs the pain they once inflicted. This journey is less about redemption and more about a clash of wills, as the protagonist is no paragon of virtue himself. Instead, the story focuses on a ruthless, scheming dynamic where two powerful, unscrupulous personalities engage in a psychological war of attrition. The writing maintains a sharp, biting edge, escalating from simple tasks to complex emotional manipulations across different identities. Those who enjoy seeing a calculated protagonist outmaneuver equally toxic opponents will find the power struggles satisfying, while anyone seeking a soft, traditional romance will likely find the cold nature of these interactions off-putting. The stakes remain personal, centering on the balance of power and the thrill of the hunt.
📚 Chapters (81 total)
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At 81 chapters, this completed work offers a tight, focused experience that avoids the common pitfall of endless, repetitive world-hopping. The strongest aspect is the commitment to the strong versus strong dynamic; the author does not shy away from making both the lead and the love interest genuinely manipulative, which keeps the tension high. However, the relatively low chapter count suggests that some worlds may be rushed or lack the emotional depth needed to make the transitions feel earned. The brevity means the overarching plot resolves quickly, which may leave some feeling the resolution was too abrupt. While the conceptual hook of matching one scoundrel against another is executed with consistency, the limited volume prevents the characters from evolving beyond their initial archetypes. It serves as a quick, punchy read for those who prefer a finished story over an ongoing epic, though it lacks a certain atmospheric weight.