After Transmigrating I Made The Antagonist Cry

He transmigrated into this book with the mission to prevent the antagonist from ending up ‘blackened’ too early. And became a cannon fodder that is supposed to abandon the antagonist and prostrate himself at the Protagonist Bottom’s feet. To this, Liu Yu’an would like to say – To abandon a bossy CEO antagonist who likes him and is elegant and beautiful and can even shut down the world economy with one sentence, and go prostrate at the feet of the little idol, the Protagonist Bottom who doesn’t even like him? The original person must have had his brain bonked silly. Thank the gods he transmigrated instead. Later, Liu Yu’an realises – that the elegance and distance is merely a shell the bossy CEO has put about himself. The bossy CEO without the shell is sensitive, lacks confidence and especially lacks a sense of security. He’s also… a crybaby. — As a member of the Virtual Worlds Management Centre, Liu Yu’an has been through dozens of different worlds already. He has been the emperor, the evil court minister, the Lord of all Demons, the Demonic Cultivator Overlord, the Ruler of the Ascended Realm, a teacher, a student, a doctor, a CEO, a general… Though he never did expect to one day have to play the role of the characters he has been as an actor in another world. Looking at the Internet, with all sorts of, Commenter A: Aaaaah! Gege’s acting looks like the genuine Demon Lord himself. Commenter B: Holy shit! An-ge tell us in all honesty were you a high school homeroom teacher before you debuted?! Commenter C: I’m in love, seriously, is it too late for me to declare my fanhood allegiance now?! … Liu Yu’an is quite nonplussed, my, oh my, you all are too young, too young… Yet, not even the experienced transmigrator that he was expected that, one day, he would apply to be allowed taking a book character back out to the real world.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on After Transmigrating I Made The Antagonist Cry "After Transmigrating I Made The Antagonist Cry" promised a fluffy romance with a unique twist, and while it delivered on some fronts, it stumbled in others. As a fan of the genre, I went in hoping for a lighthearted escape, and that's partially what I got. ### First Impressions The initial premise is intriguing: a transmigrator tasked with preventing a world from collapsing by... wooing the antagonist? The concept had me hooked, and the early chapters were promising. The dynamic between the confident protagonist (MC) and the cold, tsundere male lead (ML) was entertaining. I especially enjoyed the "gap moe" of the ML, a powerful CEO with a secret love for sweets. ### What Works Well The main strength of this novel lies in its fluffy romance. The MC's dedication to the ML is endearing, and their relationship, for the most part, is sweet and engaging. The novel does well in delivering moments of sweetness and entertainment, and shutting off my brain and enjoying the ride became easier as I read on. Many readers seem to have enjoyed the MC's doting nature and the ML's gradual thawing. The translator is also appreciated, although there are some issues with their choices. ### Areas of Concern However, the novel isn't without its flaws. I found that the plot started to drag, especially in the middle. The focus on the romance overshadowed other potentially interesting aspects, like the MC's acting career and the world-building. The MC is also portrayed as unrealistically overpowered, mastering every skill effortlessly, which diminishes any real sense of tension. The translator making changes to the story is also a huge issue, as it makes the story not what the author intended, and may confuse readers. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some key plot points might be revealed in this section. Several readers mentioned plot holes and inconsistencies, particularly regarding the MC's motivations and the ML's character development. Some felt the ending was rushed and unsatisfying, with unresolved plot threads. It's also worth noting that the translator made significant changes to the ending, which may not appeal to purists. ### Final Verdict Overall, "After Transmigrating I Made The Antagonist Cry" is a decent read if you're looking for a fluffy, low-stakes romance. However, be prepared to overlook plot holes, inconsistencies, and an overpowered MC. The romance is the main draw, but those seeking a deeper plot or strong character development may be disappointed. I'd recommend it as a lighthearted time-killer, but not as a literary masterpiece. I'd give it a 3/5.