A Professional Avenger

My name is Lin Yuetian, 23 years old. I come from a somewhat chaotic cyberpunk future world and am currently single. I work at a security company and return home punctually at 8 PM every day. I don’t smoke, I only drink lightly, and I go to bed at 11 PM, ensuring I get a full 8 hours of sleep each night. Before sleeping, I always drink a glass of warm milk and do 20 minutes of seated forward bends. Once I’m in bed, I fall asleep immediately and sleep soundly until morning, never letting fatigue or stress carry over to the next day. The 30 or so psychologists I’ve consulted all say I’m perfectly normal. System: That’s enough, really. I have a gentle personality, am friendly and reasonable, work diligently, and have excellent interpersonal relationships. Also, though it may sound a bit arrogant, I know I’m very good-looking. Every morning when I leave the house, I attract at least four groups of cyberpunk-style villains. Naturally, I handle them all. System: Shouldn’t you start introducing some objective details, my friend? Ah, yes, I forgot to mention—I am a shark hand, a Gold Medal shark hand. For ten consecutive quarters, I’ve ranked first on the company’s zero-negative-review leaderboard. My goal in life is to earn more money, achieve financial freedom, and happily enjoy life. While I admit I’m incredibly outstanding, I only wish to live a peaceful life. System: Ha! I never imagined that after falling asleep, I would inexplicably wake up in various s*um Gong novels, with an extra system in my head—yes, the one who’s been chiming in during my self-introduction. He’s my colleague. Well then, System, why don’t you tell the readers what I need to do? System: You need to make the s*um Gong fall for you and sincerely regret their actions—wait, what are you doing? Sharpening my sword—oh, it’s just one of the tools I’ll need to complete my tasks. Don’t worry about me; I’ll make sure the s*um Gongs are both genuinely regretful and thoroughly dealt with. This story solemnly promises: No s*um Gong will survive, and no innocent systems will be harmed in the process. System: Ridiculous!!! Absolutely ridiculous!!!! ———— No CP, straightforward revenge-driven story with physical punishment of s*umbags. Confident, highly competent, and slightly unconventional hydrogen-brain protagonist. A beautiful Shark Hand, crushing s*umbags online.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on A Professional Avenger "A Professional Avenger" promised a unique spin on the Quick Transmigration (QT) genre, and I dove in eager to see if it delivered. With its assassin protagonist and focus on efficiency, it certainly carved out a distinct space for itself. ### First Impressions Right off the bat, I was struck by the novel's fast pace. Each arc is short, clocking in at around seven chapters, which meant I was zipping through worlds at breakneck speed. This initially felt refreshing, especially after wading through some of the more long-winded revenge plots in other QT novels. The premise of a protagonist who just... kills the scum instead of rehabilitating them was also immediately appealing. ### What Works Well The MC, Lin Yuetian, is a fascinating character. He's a professional through and through, treating his assassination tasks with a detached efficiency that's both hilarious and compelling. I appreciated his lack of moral grandstanding; he's simply doing a job and getting paid. The dark humor woven throughout the story, especially in the interactions between the MC and his increasingly traumatized system, Angola, is a definite highlight. The novel is undeniably cathartic, especially for those of us who are tired of reading about protagonists who are endlessly abused or who forgive the unforgivable. The straightforward approach to revenge – just eliminating the problem – is strangely satisfying. I also loved the variety of methods the MC uses to dispatch his targets; it kept things interesting and often darkly comedic. ### Areas of Concern The rapid pacing, while initially appealing, did become a slight drawback for me. The arcs are so short that I sometimes struggled to fully invest in the world and characters before moving on to the next. While the lack of romance (NO CP) was a plus for some, it might disappoint readers looking for a love interest. Finally, if you're someone who prefers a morally upright protagonist, Lin Yuetian's pragmatic approach to killing might not sit well with you. ### Final Verdict Overall, I found "A Professional Avenger" to be a fun, quick, and refreshing read. It's a great palate cleanser after heavier novels, and the MC's unique approach to problem-solving is undeniably entertaining. While the fast pacing and lack of in-depth world-building might not be for everyone, I still recommend giving it a try if you're looking for a darkly comedic and unconventional QT novel. I'd rate it a solid 4 out of 5 stars.