These Werebeast Gongs Are Rogues

As a mafia boss with countless subordinates in modern society, Lei Jin found a beauty to spend the night together. He took a bath, wrapped himself with a bath towel and pushed open the door. F**k, what was this dense forest in front of him? What were those wild beasts that he had never seen before? Being picked up by a wild beast and brought home, he’ll bear it. Women did not exist in this world, he’ll bear it. Anyway, there were beautiful strong men for him to pounce on. He was not very picky, he liked both men and women, so long as he was on top. But what did they just say? His smooth skinned self was a female? And must be responsible for giving birth? Because of the scarcity of females, brothers had to even “share a wife”? Looking at the eldest brother not taking a refusal for an answer, the second brother’s cold and indifferent face, and the third brother’s gentle and cute gaze. Lei Jin turned around to run, go die! I want to go back!!! Only to be dragged back by 3 pairs of hands.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on These Werebeast Gongs Are Rogues "These Werebeast Gongs Are Rogues" is definitely a novel that throws you headfirst into a world unlike any you've seen before. It's a wild ride, blending elements of fantasy, adult themes, and a harem dynamic in a way that's both intriguing and, at times, a bit unsettling. ### First Impressions Initially, I was drawn in by the unique premise: a bisexual man transported to a world of werebeasts and thrust into a forced relationship with three brothers. The sheer audacity of it all piqued my interest. The early chapters introduce the main character (MC) and his new surroundings, setting the stage for a culture clash of epic proportions. ### What Works Well Despite the controversial themes, I found myself appreciating the world-building. The author does a decent job of creating a society with its own customs and traditions, even if those traditions involve some pretty heavy non-consensual stuff. I also thought the dynamic between the MC and the three brothers was surprisingly well-developed. Each brother has a distinct personality, and their interactions with the MC, while often problematic, are undeniably compelling. The inclusion of food and farming was also a nice touch, grounding the story in a way that prevented it from becoming *purely* smut. It added a layer of depth that I appreciated. ### Areas of Concern However, I can't ignore the significant issues that many readers, myself included, had with the novel. The non-con and dub-con elements are pervasive, and while some might argue that it's "just a cultural thing" within the story, it's still deeply uncomfortable. The MC's initial lack of agency and the way he's essentially forced into the harem dynamic is a major red flag. I also found the MC to be frustratingly passive at times, which made it difficult to fully invest in his character. Some readers also felt the plot became repetitive, with the MC constantly being manipulated by the gongs. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, here's where I have to talk about some things that could spoil the experience if you haven't read the novel yet. Several readers pointed out the problematic dynamic with Roger, the "ally" who essentially enables the abuse. Also, the fact that the MLs' behavior mirrors their father's past actions, perpetuating a cycle of forced relationships, is deeply disturbing. ### Final Verdict "These Werebeast Gongs Are Rogues" is a difficult novel to recommend. It has moments of genuine intrigue and well-developed characters, but it's ultimately weighed down by its problematic themes. If you're a reader who's easily triggered by non-con, dub-con, or bestiality, this is definitely not the novel for you. However, if you're willing to wade through the uncomfortable elements for a unique and, at times, thought-provoking story, it might be worth a try. Just be prepared for a bumpy ride. I give it a tentative 3/5 stars.