The Cannon Fodder Doesn’t Want to Die

Yu Ze was in a car accident in his original world and ended up being completely paralyzed, the doctors consider him in a vegetative state. While he can still hear what everyone around him is saying, he does not have the ability to respond. So when an AI calling itself System 02 appears in his brain, telling him he can get all functions of his body back, Yu Ze jumps at the chance. System 02 explains to him that he has to pass through several worlds as the cannon fodder who dies early. His mission is to live as these cannon fodders and survive past the original time when they die.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on *The Cannon Fodder Doesn’t Want to Die* *The Cannon Fodder Doesn't Want to Die* promised a quick and fluffy read, and for the most part, it delivered. As a fan of the quick transmigration genre, I was eager to dive into a story that didn't overstay its welcome. While it had its flaws, I found myself charmed by the MC and ML, and the unique world settings kept me reasonably engaged. ### First Impressions My initial impression was positive. The premise was intriguing: a cannon fodder character transmigrating through different worlds to complete missions. I was particularly drawn to the promise of diverse arcs, and I wasn't disappointed in that regard. Each world felt distinct, which is a breath of fresh air in a genre that can sometimes feel repetitive. ### What Works Well The strength of this novel lies in its lightheartedness and the easy-to-love characters. The MC is a likable protagonist, not overly OP but definitely resourceful and conscientious. I appreciated that the ML wasn't the typical overbearing type; their relationship felt relatively healthy and sweet. The author's creativity shines through in the world-building, especially in the first arc, which combined beastkin elements with a zombie apocalypse scenario – a surprisingly fun mix. ### Areas of Concern My main issue, and it seems to be a common one, is the pacing. The first arc receives a disproportionate amount of attention, leaving the remaining arcs feeling rushed and underdeveloped. The endings of each arc, and the novel itself, felt abrupt, lacking the depth and resolution I craved. I also found that the later arcs suffered from a lack of character development, making it harder to connect with the characters and invest in their stories. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, so here's a heads-up for those who haven't read the ending. Apparently, the ending is a bit of a Deus Ex Machina situation, with the ML revealed to be a system admin who falls for the MC and basically rewrites reality for their happy ending. Some readers might find this convenient, while others might see it as a cop-out. I'd say go in prepared for a slightly abrupt and unconventional resolution. ### Final Verdict Despite its flaws, *The Cannon Fodder Doesn’t Want to Die* is an enjoyable, quick read. If you're looking for a light and fluffy QT novel with unique world settings and a sweet romance, this might be worth your time. Just be prepared for some pacing issues and a rushed ending. I'd rate it a solid 3.5 out of 5 stars – perfect for a lazy weekend when you want something entertaining but not too demanding.