I’m The Vicious Cannon Fodder In The Book

Luo Shuyu was pointed out by the emperor’s imperial decree to the third prince Li Mingjin, who had a sinister and paranoid personality. The two had been married for three years. Li Mingjin always treated him with no words and coldly. In an accident, the two rounded up the room, and Luo Shuyu became pregnant by accident. After he gave birth to a son, Li Mingjin was imprisoned for collaborating with the enemy and sentenced to beheading. His one-month-old son was dying and he also received a glass of poisoned wine. Unexpectedly, Li Mingjin escaped from prison, desperately sent him and his son out of the city, and died after blocking arrows for them. No one in the family survived. Luo Shuyu only realized after his death that he was a supporting role in the novel “After Transmigrating Into a Book Four Big Brothers Are Fighting Into Marry Me “. The cousin from the countryside was the protagonist in the book. He was from the future world and he carried with him the goldfinger so he could hook up with the so-called big men in the book all the way to a high position, and finally got together with the fourth prince he supported and became Wu’s first male queen. He and Li Mingjin were the villains in the early stage, and they were the obstacles in the way of the male protagonist’s ascent. If he wanted them to die, they would die. Luo Shuyu woke up and returned to the day when the decree that he and Li Mingjin would married came. Three days later, the man who lived and died with him appeared in front of him and saw that he was still alive, young and handsome. He cried at Li Mingjin. The 18-year-old boy Li Mingjin raised his sleeves to wipe his tears, and said gloomily, “Don’t cry.” Although a bit fierce, his movements were extremely gentle.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on I’m The Vicious Cannon Fodder In The Book "I’m The Vicious Cannon Fodder In The Book" promised a delightful mix of transmigration, rebirth, and court intrigue, and while it delivered on some fronts, it stumbled in others. Overall, I found it a fairly enjoyable read, but with some caveats. ### First Impressions The premise is undeniably captivating: a reborn MC armed with the knowledge of his past life, determined to rewrite his tragic ending and cherish his relationship with the ML. The initial chapters hooked me with the promise of revenge and a sweet, developing romance. Luo Shuyu, the MC, immediately grabbed my attention, and I was eager to see him navigate the treacherous political landscape. ### What Works Well The dynamic between Luo Shuyu and Li Mingjin (the ML) is definitely a highlight. Their relationship is genuinely sweet, and I appreciated that the story avoids unnecessary angst. The political drama, while not overly complex, is engaging enough to keep the plot moving. I particularly enjoyed how Luo Shuyu uses his wits and knowledge to outsmart the transmigrated antagonist, Shen Mingyun, and his system. The "little theaters" at the end of some chapters were a delightful addition, offering humorous and canon roleplay scenarios between the leads. ### Areas of Concern Unfortunately, the novel isn't without its flaws. The translation quality is inconsistent, with some sections being difficult to understand. I also felt that the pacing could be improved. The story felt unnecessarily long, and the constant "running and catching" of Shen Mingyun became repetitive. Additionally, Shen Mingyun's characterization felt inconsistent, shifting from cunning to outright idiotic, which made the "face-slapping" less satisfying. I found the fat-shaming directed at Shen Mingyun distasteful and unnecessary. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers may find Shen Mingyun's ending sympathetic, despite his flaws. He is, after all, a victim of the system, manipulated and used without realizing the consequences of his actions. The disappearance of his children at the end is a particularly tragic moment. ### Final Verdict Despite its shortcomings, "I’m The Vicious Cannon Fodder In The Book" is a decent read, especially if you enjoy stories with clever protagonists, devoted love interests, and a good dose of political intrigue. However, be prepared to overlook some translation issues and pacing problems. I'd give it a solid 3.5 out of 5 stars.