Can I Still Be Saved? [Transmigration]

Everyone else only transmigrates into a book once. But Su Yunjing. He ended up doing it three times and always beside the same yandere. The first time, he was eight years old, and the yandere was seven. Su Yunjing walked up to him and said, “I want to be your friend!” Fu Hanzhou, with his tiny milk voice, coldly replied, “I don’t need friends.” Su Yunjing: …It turns out that yandere was cool when he was young. * The second time, Su Yunjing transmigrated back in again. They were both teenagers. Su Yunjing, ever the enthusiastic one, asked, “Wanna share a bed tonight?” Fu Hanzhou ignored him and lay down with his back to him. Just as Su Yunjing, disheartened by the failed attempt at bonding, was about to leave, the person on the bed suddenly shifted. Su Yunjing: …So now the cool yandere evolved into a tsundere? * The third time he transmigrated, the adult yandere became a top star in the entertainment industry, while he became a nobody, an 18th-tier actor. An 18- tier got cornered right outside the dressing room by a big star. “Long time no see. How does it feel, leaving me behind twice?” Fu Hanzhou spoke, his voice soft and sweet, as if it had been dipped in honey, but his eyes were filled with barely contained fury and madness. Su Yunjing, whose cover had just been blown: … Holy crap, who is this terrifying yandere?! Can I still be saved?

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Can I Still Be Saved? [Transmigration] "Can I Still Be Saved? [Transmigration]" is definitely a rollercoaster of emotions, and I'm still trying to process everything I've read. This isn't your typical lighthearted transmigration story; it delves into some pretty heavy themes. If you're looking for something fluffy, this might not be it, but if you're seeking a story with depth and complex characters, keep reading. ### First Impressions Going in, I expected a somewhat angsty but ultimately feel-good story. What I got was a deep dive into trauma, depression, and the search for salvation. The premise is interesting: the MC is tasked by a system to change a yandere character into a "normal" person through multiple transmigrations. ### What Works Well The character development, especially of the ML, is a major strength. The author doesn't shy away from portraying his struggles with mental health. The story creates a really compelling picture of a young boy grappling with abandonment, abuse, and the constant fear of loss. The MC's unwavering dedication to the ML, even through multiple lifetimes and difficult situations, is admirable. I also appreciated the exploration of the MC's own values and morals. His interactions with his stepmother in the second arc, for example, show a level of understanding and empathy that's rare to see. The comedic undertones, while not always prominent, do provide moments of levity amidst the heavier themes. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, let's talk about some of the heavier stuff. The ML's backstory is heartbreaking, with his mother's suicide and the lasting trauma it inflicts. The MC's deaths in the first two arcs are also quite brutal and serve to deepen the ML's despair, which is a lot to handle. The story also does not hold back on the ML's possessive and obsessive tendencies, which some readers might find disturbing. ### Final Verdict "Can I Still Be Saved? [Transmigration]" is a complex and emotionally charged story that explores themes of trauma, mental health, and redemption. While the heavy subject matter might not be for everyone, the well-developed characters, compelling plot, and exploration of complex relationships make it a worthwhile read for those who enjoy darker, more thought-provoking stories. Just be prepared to experience a wide range of emotions along the way.