Transmigrating into the Villain’s Sickly Childhood Friend

Qiao Wen was accidentally transmigrated into a 1970s Hong Kong style novel and became cannon fodder with the same name who died young. The cannon fodder was the villain’s childhood friend in the novel. Due to a lack of funds, he died of a serious illness. His death was also the catalyst for the villain’s descent into madness, leading him down a bloody path of unscrupulous deeds for money, which eventually resulted in his tragic death from a stray bullet. Qiao Wen, who had just awoken from a coma in a hospital bed, gazed at the dashing villain who was about to cut people with a knife in order to raise enough money to treat the original owner. —— I believe this individual can still be saved. While trying to make a fortune and get out of the slums, Qiao Wen stopped the villain from going dark. It was necessary to establish a factory and engage in commercial activity. Investing in stocks and real estate speculation are not to be overlooked. It was also necessary to make movies and earn money in the entertainment industry. In the meantime, fight evil forces in order to bring justice to the world. ——I am a legend, not a cannon fodder. Just as everything seemed to be going smoothly, Qiao Wen noticed that the villain’s eyes were becoming increasingly strange, as if they had gone to the darkside. He comforted the other person by patting them on the shoulder and saying, ”We’ll be good brothers, for a lifetime.” ‘En, good brothers under one quilt,’ said someone with a grin on his face.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Transmigrating into the Villain’s Sickly Childhood Friend "Transmigrating into the Villain's Sickly Childhood Friend" is a wild ride! This novel throws you headfirst into the gritty world of 1960s-80s Hong Kong, and I found myself completely captivated. ### First Impressions From the very beginning, I was hooked by the setting. The Kowloon Walled City comes alive on the page, a claustrophobic maze of poverty and triads. The MC, armed with knowledge of the original novel's plot, immediately sets about changing his and the ML's destiny. I really appreciated that the MC's actions had tangible consequences, leading to unexpected plot twists. ### What Works Well The characters are definitely a strong point. The MC is clever and determined, while the ML is a surprisingly sunny gangster. Their relationship is a highlight, a blend of childhood friendship, brotherhood, and sweet romance. I loved how they supported each other, with the MC keeping the ML grounded and preventing him from going down a darker path. The novel has a knack for creating memorable side characters, each with their own motivations and backstories. I was particularly drawn to the intricate gang politics and the struggle for survival in a turbulent era. I also enjoyed the mix of genres; it's not just a poor-to-rich story, but also delves into action, mystery, and even a bit of business management as they navigate their way through life. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, let's talk spoilers for a second. Some readers pointed out a few plot holes, particularly regarding the ML's original illness and the abrupt ending. I can see where they're coming from. The resolution of the final boss felt a bit rushed, and I, too, would have liked more closure on the aftermath and the future lives of the characters. ### Areas of Concern While I enjoyed the mix of genres, the shift to the entertainment industry felt a little less compelling than the earlier gang-related storylines. Also, while the romance is sweet, those looking for intense angst might be disappointed, as the MC and ML are consistently supportive of each other. ### Final Verdict Despite a few minor flaws, "Transmigrating into the Villain’s Sickly Childhood Friend" is a truly enjoyable read. The compelling characters, rich setting, and intriguing plot kept me hooked from beginning to end. If you're looking for a unique and engaging novel with a blend of action, romance, and a touch of historical flavor, I highly recommend giving this one a try.