Teaching the Blackened Male Leads to Become Better

Ming Jing woke up and transmigrated into an otome game as a Mary Sue female protagonist. Due to the virus invasion, the male protagonists in the game have all blackened with extreme personalities, doing everything they can to have her to themselves. The male protagonists with their innocent expressions: We just want to fall in love with you! Ming Jing smiling brightly and charmingly: Fall in love? No, this father here just wants to teach you how to be human!

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Teaching the Blackened Male Leads to Become Better I dove into "Teaching the Blackened Male Leads to Become Better" with a healthy dose of curiosity, and I have to say, it was quite the ride. This novel definitely delivers on its promise of a reverse harem scenario with a strong, independent female lead navigating various worlds. ### First Impressions The premise is undeniably intriguing: a FL who enters different worlds to essentially "rehabilitate" blackened male leads. The initial chapters hooked me with the FL's cunning and her apparent disinterest in romance, which is a refreshing change of pace in this genre. I was eager to see how she'd tackle each arc and leave a trail of broken hearts in her wake. ### What Works Well The arc-based structure kept things interesting, and I appreciated the variety of settings, from high school to zombie apocalypses and even a beastman world. The FL's character is a major draw; she's portrayed as someone who isn't afraid to get her hands dirty, both figuratively and literally. I particularly enjoyed the fact that she remained independent throughout, sticking to her goals without succumbing to the charms of her admirers. The translation quality was also a highlight, making the story easy to follow and enjoyable to read. ### Areas of Concern However, the novel isn't without its flaws. The transitions between arcs could be jarring, and some arcs felt underdeveloped, leaving me wanting more. The idol and brother arcs, in particular, felt rushed. The descriptions of intimate scenes were, to put it mildly, bizarre. The author's attempts at censorship resulted in some truly strange imagery that often left me scratching my head, unsure of what exactly was happening. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, let's talk about the ending. It's... unexpected. The explanation involving twin brothers, a polyamorous desire gone wrong, and a game somehow linked to their therapy feels convoluted and abrupt. The FL's ultimate fate, disappearing with her family, leaves the other male leads' fates ambiguous, which might disappoint readers hoping for a more conclusive ending. ### Final Verdict Despite its shortcomings, "Teaching the Blackened Male Leads to Become Better" is a worthwhile read if you're looking for a goal-oriented FL in a reverse harem setting. Just be prepared for some strange imagery and a somewhat abrupt conclusion. It's a fun, albeit flawed, journey that kept me entertained. Just don't go in expecting a fluffy romance or a traditional happy ending.