After raising four Long Aotian, I slag them
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Synopsis
Qin Ji is tasked by a malfunctioning system to nurture four tragic, blackened protagonists across various hardships. After establishing himself as their idealized savior and 'white moonlight,' he attempts to abandon them and retire to a quiet life of cultivation. However, his former charges eventually tear through dimensional barriers to hunt him down and reclaim him. This story reads like a classic transmigration tale heavily utilizing the 'obsessive love' and 'savior' tropes common in Danmei. It is ideal for readers who enjoy fast-paced, high-drama BL with possessive leads and a touch of supernatural comedy. Those seeking a slow-burn, realistic romance or a complex political plot should skip it. The narrative moves quickly through its setup, standing out for its chaotic energy and the irony of the protagonist's failed attempt at a peaceful retirement.
📚 Chapters (72 total)
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Editorial Review
As a completed BL work, this novel delivers a predictable but satisfying conclusion. Its primary strength lies in its brevity; at only 72 chapters, the story avoids the excessive padding and repetitive cycles common in the transmigration genre, maintaining a brisk momentum. The decision to use a fusion attack for the lead is a clever way to resolve the tension of having four primary love interests. However, the short length is also its main drawback. The rapid transition from the nurturing phase to the dimensional pursuit means the emotional bonds between Qin Ji and the protagonists are summarized rather than deeply explored. This results in a narrative where the characters' obsession feels more like a trope-driven requirement than a natural evolution. It serves as a light, trope-heavy read rather than a deep character study.