Out of the Way, I’m About to Speak

Chen Shijin was known to everyone as a mute. He hadn’t uttered a word since he was three years old. As a result, countless people wildly bullied and mocked him throughout his life. Yet, he remained unmoved, his eyes filled with pity. Until that day, when the skies poured red rain, and the gate of fate opened. Under the torrential rain, Chen Shijin, looking at his fiancé and cousin who were involved in an affair and cursing him, uttered his first words in 23 years. “Tr*sh. Promiscuous jerks.” Fiancé/Cousin: How dare you speak like that?! No, wait, how can you speak at all?! Before they could react, they both fell into the land of exile. And then, monsters roamed, in a world where the strong prey on the weak. The fiancé and cousin’s private parts indeed rotted away. While everyone feared this bizarre and dark world of death, Chen Shijin smiled joyously at the demons, devils, ghosts, and monsters. Foolish beings! I could speak at eight months! I greeted my ancestors at a year and a half!At two, I turned in a wanted criminal on TV with a single word.At three, my words predicted the eruption of Mount Little Sun!And that golden mountain decoration in my home that’s yet to be carved? Created by my very words! I remained silent for the sake of world peace! But now, in the land of exile.After holding back for 23 years!! Finally! I can openly challenge these demons and monsters! “Awesome!!” Demons and monsters: ???Terrifying world: Shut up! Don’t come over here, aaaah!

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Out of the Way, I’m About to Speak "Out of the Way, I’m About to Speak" is a novel I dove into with a mix of curiosity and trepidation, given its blend of action, comedy, horror, and yaoi. The "unlimited flow" tag piqued my interest, and I'm glad I gave it a shot. ### First Impressions The initial chapters pulled me in with the premise of characters being transported to the Exiled Land, forced to complete missions in dangerous, devourer-created worlds. The stakes felt high, and I was eager to see how the protagonist, Chen Shijin, would navigate this deadly new reality. I was particularly intrigued by the hints of social commentary woven into the narrative. ### What Works Well The novel shines in its creative world-building and the unique challenges presented in each arc. I found the "devourers" and their worlds to be particularly compelling, each reflecting different aspects of human negativity and madness. The author’s ability to tie these fantastical elements to real-life issues like addiction and societal pressures is quite thought-provoking. Chen Shijin's character development is also a highlight. I appreciate his journey, even though some of his decisions initially struck me as contradictory. His unique abilities and how he learns to utilize them effectively kept me engaged. The side characters are also well-developed, adding depth and complexity to the story. ### Areas of Concern One aspect that I found a bit lacking was the depth of Chen Shijin's thought processes. Sometimes, his actions felt abrupt, leaving me wanting a better understanding of his motivations. This made it harder to fully connect with him and the story at times. Also, while the male lead is present, the romance aspect is more subtle, which might disappoint some readers looking for a central love story. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some arcs delve into sensitive topics, such as the pressures of beauty standards and our reliance on technology. These themes are explored in a way that can be quite unsettling, prompting self-reflection on modern habits and societal norms. ### Final Verdict Despite some minor shortcomings, "Out of the Way, I’m About to Speak" is an engaging and thought-provoking novel. Its unique blend of genres, creative world-building, and exploration of human nature make it a worthwhile read for fans of the "unlimited flow" genre. While the romance might be understated for some, the strong character development and compelling plot kept me invested until the end. I give it a solid 4 out of 5 stars.