Scum Gong Walks the Career Line in the Crematorium

Lin Hanchuan possesses a handsome appearance and a fortune of billions. Countless men and women are infatuated with him, but he only has his career in mind. He coldly rejects numerous confessions, leaving a trail of broken hearts in his wake. Due to his scummy behavior, he is thrown into a world within a book by a system, with the goal of transforming him into an outstanding attack. ‘s*um Gong’: If I reject someone who likes me, does that make me scum? This unrepentant s*um gong, who believes he has done nothing wrong, has no intention of completing his mission. There’s no such thing as rescuing a heartbroken protagonist or pursuing a spouse at a crematorium! The s*um gong, who falls in love with the employer’s contracted lover, refuses to let money insult his feelings. The spoiled young master, who has a pure heart but marries the s*um gong, declares, “I will never fall in love with you.” The spatial ability user who pushes the gong into a horde of zombies seeks redemption after reincarnation. The transmigrator who only cares about raising favorability ratings passes through various worlds, not getting involved with anyone… Facing these protagonists awaiting their turn at the crematorium, Lin Hanchuan remains expressionless, turning his attention to his work and career. He strives to make it big and strong! No one will hinder his work!! As the protagonists wait and wait, even until the flowers wither, they never witness the crematorium for the s*um top. Instead, his career thrives and reaches new heights! Protagonist: Wait, that’s not how the script was written!? Small Theater 1: In each world of his missions, Lin Hanchuan always encounters someone pitiful—whether it’s a malicious supporting character he cannot have, a ruthless and heartless villain boss, or miserable cannon fodder… Lin Hanchuan picks up this pitiful character, dusts off the dirt on them, and turns them into the most dazzling star. Small Theater 2: Everyone says that Ran Xing is a th**ny beauty with a snake-like nature. Beautiful indeed, but unfortunately, his methods are ruthless. Little do they know, he has nothing and must fight for everything on his own. One wrong move, and he loses everything… In his most desperate moments, Ran Xing meets someone who protects him and makes him realize that he can also shine brightly. Amidst the attention of the masses, the newly crowned charismatic movie emperor has eyes focused on only one person. —The stars twinkle only for you

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Scum Gong Walks the Career Line in the Crematorium This novel is quite the ride, a quick transmigration story where the MC, tasked with fixing the messes of a "scum gong," ends up blazing a career path instead. It’s a mixed bag, and my experience reflects that. ### First Impressions Initially, I was drawn in by the premise. A supposedly irredeemable character getting a second chance? Intriguing! The early arcs were entertaining enough, with satisfying face-slapping moments as the MC navigated the entertainment industry and the art world. However, I quickly discovered that the "scum gong" label felt a bit misleading. He wasn't truly scum; more like someone who made some questionable choices, which softened the initial hook of the story. ### What Works Well Many readers praised the MC's competence and rationality, and I agree. He's portrayed as intelligent, capable, and decisive, traits that make him a compelling protagonist. I also appreciated the gradual development of the romance between the MC and ML. It's a slow burn that spans multiple worlds, a refreshing change from the instant-love tropes that are common in this genre. Plus, the side characters, while sometimes over-the-top, add a layer of depth and entertainment to the story. The translation quality was also consistently praised. ### Areas of Concern While the face-slapping can be satisfying, it sometimes felt excessive and repetitive. Also, the later arcs shift in style, becoming more event-oriented and losing some of the relationship focus that I enjoyed in the beginning. The ending, for many, felt rushed and somewhat confusing. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers have noted issues with the antagonists' fates and found them overly tragic, to the point of feeling sorry for them despite their actions. The nationalism, particularly in the zombie arc, was a major turn-off for some, who found it heavy-handed and preachy. ### Final Verdict "Scum Gong Walks the Career Line in the Crematorium" is a fun, but flawed, read. If you're looking for a quick transmigration novel with a competent MC, a slow-burn romance, and satisfying face-slapping, this might be up your alley. However, be prepared for some inconsistencies, potential nationalism, and a somewhat rushed ending. I'd give it a tentative recommendation, but with a few caveats. Ultimately, it's a popcorn read – enjoyable in the moment, but perhaps not the most substantial.