The Scummed White Moonlight is Back!!

Gu Weizhou had always thought that after completing the “One Hundred Ways to Court Death as a Useless White Moonlight” task, he could return to his normal life and continue to enjoy himself. However, when he was once again dragged into the first world by his malfunctioning system, he was informed that he had successfully unlocked the “One More Time” mode. Facing countless s*umbag first loves ahead, Gu Weizhou fell silent for a moment before picking up the chainsaw by his side. By the time Jinjiang, who had finally found and dispatched No. 001 to solve the system malfunction with Gu Weizhou, arrived with a heart set on visiting a grave, Gu Weizhou had already cut the s*umbag into same size chunks and was neatly arranging them in a row. A horrified No. 001 asked, “Stay calm. We will compensate you. Now, what do you wish for?” With blood all over him, Gu Weizhou grinned and said, “To start all over again from the beginning.” After three seconds of silence, No. 001 replied, “Can you not bring the chainsaw with you, please?” One-sentence summary: I heard you’re a s*umbag, what a coincidence, s*umbags call me dad. Tentative World: Falling in love with shaking M √ From Toys to White Moonlight’s Revenge √ The Path to Becoming a Perfect Male God √ Guide to Raising a Cold and Noble Immortal √

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on The Scummed White Moonlight is Back!! This novel… it's a wild ride, to say the least. "The Scummed White Moonlight is Back!!" certainly isn't shy about its themes of revenge, "wife chasing crematoriums" (as one reader eloquently put it), and a protagonist who's not afraid to play dirty. I went in expecting some morally grey characters and a lot of angst, and I definitely got that. ### First Impressions Initially, I was hooked by the premise. The idea of a protagonist enacting elaborate revenge on those who wronged him, specifically through emotional manipulation and a healthy dose of "scum ab*se," is undeniably appealing. The system's interactions with the MC also seemed like a potential source of humor and unique dynamics. ### What Works Well The biggest strength of this novel, in my opinion, is the MC's unapologetic nature. He's not trying to be a hero, and he's not particularly concerned with being likable. He's focused on his goals, and he's willing to use whatever means necessary to achieve them. Many readers seem to appreciate this ruthlessness, finding the "dog blooded" plot incredibly satisfying. The idea that the MLs are drowning in guilt and regret, while the MC seemingly remains unaffected, is a major draw for those who enjoy this genre. The "fake" suffering aspect, where the MC masterfully plays the victim to manipulate those around him, is another point of praise. ### Areas of Concern However, I can see why some readers might find the novel lacking. Several reviewers felt the plot was disorganized and confusing at times. The MC's actions, particularly in letting the MLs "off easy," were also a point of contention for some. If you're expecting graphic or physical retribution, you might be disappointed. The focus is much more on emotional and psychological manipulation. The pacing and the overall story arc also seemed to leave some wanting more. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Several reviews discuss the MC's ultimate fate and his connection to the MLs. One reviewer even suggests the MC is trapped in a loop or is a "bug" within the system. If you want to go in completely blind, I'd recommend skipping this section. ### Final Verdict "The Scummed White Moonlight is Back!!" is a niche novel that caters to a very specific taste. If you enjoy morally ambiguous characters, "wife chasing crematoriums," and a protagonist who revels in the suffering of his targets, then you might find this novel to be a guilty pleasure. However, if you're looking for a tightly plotted, logically consistent story with clear moral lines, this might not be for you. I'd recommend going in with an open mind and a willingness to embrace the chaos.