After I Died, the Scum Gong’s Grief was Too Much for Him to Live

Xu Zhun was terminally ill, and his doctor said that he only had 3 months left to live. He wanted to spend his little time left to love He Chengyang but He Chengyang used his little time left to brutally hurt him. Xu Zhun: If I die one day, will you be sad? He Chengyang: Shouldn’t I be happy? Xu Zhun was really dead, but He Chengyang, who was supposed to be happy, knelt in front of his grave and cried. He said: Xiao Zhun, come back! I am willing to lose my life for you to come back! After Xu Zhun was reborn, He Chengyang humbled and l**ked: “Xiao Zhun, give me a chance this time for me to love you!” Xu Zhun kicked him off: “But I don’t love you anymore!”

Original Publisher

shubl

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on *After I Died, the Scum Gong’s Grief was Too Much for Him to Live* Alright, let's dive into this one. *After I Died, the Scum Gong’s Grief was Too Much for Him to Live*… that title alone is a rollercoaster, and the story definitely follows suit. This yaoi novel promises drama, tragedy, and a whole lot of angst, and from what I've gathered, it certainly delivers on those fronts, though perhaps not always in the way readers might hope. ### First Impressions Going in, I was intrigued by the premise of a scum gong grappling with the consequences of his actions after the MC's death. The tags, like "clingy lover" and "character growth," hinted at a potential redemption arc. However, it seems my initial optimism may have been misplaced. ### What Works Well Honestly, finding universally praised elements is a bit of a challenge. Some readers did commend the translation quality, and a few admitted a guilty pleasure for the "dog blooded drama" aspect of the story. They enjoy the over-the-top scenarios and the potential for the scum gong to grovel. The initial setup, with the MC suffering and the ML seemingly oblivious, appeals to those who enjoy a good soap opera-esque narrative. ### Areas of Concern However, the overwhelming sentiment leans towards frustration. A major sticking point is the extensive depiction of abuse in the first part of the story. Many feel that the author spends far too long detailing the ML's terrible actions, making it difficult, if not impossible, to root for his redemption. The revenge plot, which should be a driving force, is often described as rushed and unsatisfying. The ML's behavior in the second life also raises eyebrows. Some find his actions to be a continuation of his toxic behavior, even if masked by regret. The MC's actions in the second life are viewed with concern, with some feeling that he is perpetuating the cycle of violence. The lack of emotional depth and the rushed pacing were also criticized. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, here's where things get dicey. Several reviews delve into significant plot points, including the graphic details of the abuse, the MC's death in prison, and the ML's disturbing actions afterward. There are also details about the ML's white moonlight, the MC's true identity, and the somewhat anticlimactic reveal of the truth in the second life. If you want to go in blind, skip this section! ### Final Verdict Overall, *After I Died, the Scum Gong’s Grief was Too Much for Him to Live* seems to be a highly divisive novel. While some readers might find enjoyment in the melodramatic plot and the potential for a satisfying redemption arc, many others are left feeling frustrated by the excessive abuse, rushed pacing, and lack of satisfying revenge. Proceed with caution, and be sure to check the tags before diving in to see if this is your cup of tea!