Mistakenly Saving the Villain

Professor System has issued a mission: to rescue the gentle, kind and tragic protagonist shou of the novel “The Exceptional Furnace”. Song ‘Scholar-Tyrant’ Qingshi: “Don’t worry, Professor! I can definitely ensure the patient’s recovery!” In the Immortal Realm: Song Qingshi praised from the bottom of his heart: “My patient is the kindest and most beautiful little angel in the world.” Yue Wuhuan quietly washed the blood from his hands and smiled softly: “En.” Song Qingshi swore from the bottom of his heart: “As a doctor, I will never covet nor take advantage of my beautiful patient!” Yue Wuhuan took full and complete advantage of the doctor and smiled softly: “En.” Song Qingshi affirmed from the bottom of his heart: “Under my loving care, the patient will never be blackened!” Yue Wuhuan secretly hid his monstrously evil thoughts and smiled softly: “En.” At that inextinguishable summit, upon thousand and thousands of soul lamps, he sat on the god’s throne of white bone, guarding that piece of stone. “You are the only one in this world who treats me tenderly.” “And so, you are the only one I treat tenderly.” Scholar-tyrant Song was absolutely delighted: “Professor! Can I get full marks?” Professor System exploded: “You fool! You saved the wrong person!”

Original Publisher

jjwxc

English Publisher

seven seas

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Mistakenly Saving the Villain "Mistakenly Saving the Villain" is quite the rollercoaster, and I’m honestly still processing everything. This novel dives deep into some heavy themes, and while it’s not always an easy read, it’s definitely a memorable one. ### First Impressions Initially, I was intrigued by the premise – a transmigration story where the MC accidentally saves the villain instead of the intended target. This setup felt like a refreshing twist on familiar tropes. However, I also approached it with caution, given the mature themes and potential for triggering content. ### What Works Well The heart of this story lies in the relationship between the MC, Song Qingshi, and the ML, Yue Wuhuan. Many readers praised the novel for its exploration of healing and redemption, particularly regarding the ML's trauma. The MC's unwavering devotion and the couple's healthy communication really stood out. I appreciated how the author tackled the ML's "yandere" tendencies, offering a nuanced perspective and focusing on his journey toward trust and self-acceptance. The plot's complexity is another strong point. The twists and turns kept me engaged, and the reveals about the MC and ML's past lives added layers of depth to their connection. I also loved the side characters, who each had their own arcs and contributed meaningfully to the overall narrative. An Long, in particular, was a standout, even as a "love rival." ### Areas of Concern While I ultimately enjoyed the novel, I can see why some readers had reservations. The MC's initial characterization might not appeal to everyone. Some found him to be somewhat naive or slow to pick up on things, which could be frustrating. The novel also deals with potentially triggering content, including sexual abuse, so it's important to proceed with caution. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, let's talk about some spoilers. Some readers felt the novel's message regarding the ML's trauma was problematic, particularly the idea that he needed to "let go" of his grudges to find peace. This resonated as insensitive, given his history of sexual abuse. I can understand this criticism, as it's a delicate topic, and the narrative could have benefited from a more nuanced approach. Also, there's a big reveal that the MC is actually a stone god and the ML is a phoenix god trapped in a small world of pain. This explains the MC's initial coldness and adds another layer to their fated connection. ### Final Verdict Despite its flaws, "Mistakenly Saving the Villain" is a novel that I would recommend, albeit with a few caveats. It's a story about love, healing, and defying fate, with complex characters and a compelling plot. Just be sure to proceed with caution, given the mature themes and potentially triggering content. Overall, I’d give it a solid 4 out of 5 stars.