When the Sand Sculpture Protagonist Enters the World of Crematorium [Quick Transmigration]

He Heng traversed and became the s*um villain in many wife-chasing crematorium scripts: —An Alpha who, after marrying Omega for power, confined and abandoned his wife. —A regent who imprisoned the emperor and then instigated a rebellion. —A disciple who broke the master’s Heartless Dao and turned him into a laughingstock for others. System: The protagonist in each world has accumulated an unprecedented level of blackening. Please eliminate their blackening values. If the mission fails, you will face the punishment of “bone-crushing and ash-rising.” He Heng: Why pick me? System: Darling, your happiness index is detected to be too high, making you perfect for this mission. He Heng: So, people aren’t allowed to be happy these days? — World One: He Heng had just transmigrated as a s*um Alpha, and the protagonist was standing on the edge of the rooftop, looking as if he had nothing to live for and was ready to end it all. He Heng: “Come down.” Protagonist: “There’s nothing left to say between us.” Having said that, as he took a step forward, he heard the other shout, “I’m carrying your child! How can you bear to leave the two of us?!” Onlookers threw horrified glances their way. The protagonist thought to himself: “…Suddenly, I don’t feel like jumping anymore.” World Two: The moment He Heng saw the emperor, who was imprisoned and humiliated in the deep palace by his “self”, he fell off his horse the next day during a hunting expedition. This fall caused the regent, who held power in the court, to “lose his memory”. In his state of “amnesia”, he forgot everyone except the emperor. Late at night, the emperor saw the man who once stopped at nothing for power suddenly run up to him, tenderly embracing his waist and sounding aggrieved, “Don’t you want me anymore? Why did you abandon me alone?” Emperor: …Did he break his brain with that fall? World Three: He Heng transmigrated as the s*um disciple who, after breaking the cold and Heartless Dao of the master, turned demonic and eventually abandoned him. However, when the master was scorned and pointed fingers by the entire cultivation world for his Heartless Dao, He Heng suddenly appeared. He sternly reprimanded the crowd, then kneeled before the ailing and beautiful master, speaking with a righteous tone: “Master, who dared to break your Heartless Dao? I’ll go kill him right away to assist your mood.” As the once rebellious disciple spouted nonsense while kneeling on the ground, the usually cold expression of the protagonist cracked for a rare moment: “…Did you just offer to kill yourself?”

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on When the Sand Sculpture Protagonist Enters the World of Crematorium [Quick Transmigration] This novel is quite the ride, a blend of fluffy sweetness and outright silliness that had me chuckling more than once. It's definitely a novel that doesn't take itself too seriously, and that's part of its charm. The premise itself is intriguing, and while the execution isn't perfect, it's entertaining enough to warrant a read if you're looking for something lighthearted. ### First Impressions Initially, I was drawn in by the promise of comedic moments and a green flag MC. The first arc is definitely the strongest, diving headfirst into the "crack treated seriously" territory. The MC's antics are hilarious, even if they induce a bit of secondhand embarrassment. However, as the story progresses, the initial spark seems to dim slightly. ### What Works Well The MC is undoubtedly the star of the show. His unique personality and unexpected humor are refreshing. He's a truly likeable character, and his interactions with the ML are often sweet and endearing. The novel shines when it embraces its comedic side, and the first arc is a prime example of this. The background plot is also really well written and explained. ### Areas of Concern The ML, unfortunately, is where the story falters a bit. He often comes across as bland and lacking depth, playing the damsel in distress role a little too well. While their relationship is sweet, it sometimes feels one-sided, with the MC carrying most of the weight. Also, while the initial arc is hilarious, the humor tones down further on, which is a bit disappointing. Also, the plot is very forced and cringy at times. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers have pointed out that a specific misunderstanding between the MC and ML feels forced and frustrating, particularly concerning the ML realizing the MC isn't the original. ### Final Verdict "When the Sand Sculpture Protagonist Enters the World of Crematorium" is a fun, fluffy read that's perfect for when you need a lighthearted escape. While the ML could use more development and the humor wanes as the story progresses, the MC's antics and the overall sweetness of the romance make it an enjoyable experience. I'd recommend it if you're looking for a quick, silly read that doesn't require too much brainpower. I'd give it a solid 3.5 out of 5 stars.