A White Lotus Host Who Does Not Want To Be a White Moonlight is Not a Good Host

A White Lotus Host Who Does Not Want To Be a White Moonlight is Not a Good Host

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不想当白月光的白莲花不是好宿主 / 不想當白月光的白蓮花不是好宿主

Original Chinese Title

Also known as: 不想当白月光的白莲花不是好宿主, 不想當白月光的白蓮花不是好宿主

By mù sháo qī, 慕韶七

3.7
Completed chinese Web Novel
Language
chinese
Type
Web Novel
Status
Completed
Chapters
89 chapters
Original Publisher
jjwxc

Description

Bai Lianhua looks just like his namesake, a white lotus. So it’s probably inevitable that a system came for him. System: come, my dear host Bai Lianhua, please live up to your name, and with your white lotus aura that is dazzlingly divine, save those antagonists who have led tragic lives and who are to stand against the world in the future. Bai Lianhua: …Wait, it isn’t my fault my name is like that. Before, Bai Lianhua thought this would have been the most excruciating thing to happen to his life, until all his missions were completed, and he’s happy and excited to go home. His system which had always been acting cute wipes his face handsomely, and then gives him a mystifying smile, “in fact, my real name is Return System of White Moonlight.” #Apparently, white lotus and white moonlight are great as a combo# So, this was actually an all-in-one service featuring white lotus + white moonlight? The missions he thought he had completed were just the preludes to his missions to follow? And so, after having acted as a white lotus waving brilliantly in the wind, Bai Lianhua will have to return to his previous worlds, as that white moonlight that never went away in each of the antagonists’ minds, and resave the world from their clutches. Bai Lianhua: Wait! System, come back! Explain to me why all my missions failed after I left, and why all those guys who I had painstakingly dragged back into the righteous path still went awry! Mr. Antagonist: Hm? What’s the problem? I’m really happy with this——Now I finally have the power to take this white lotus from the pond, and nurture it well within a vase [takes a fresh white●lotus in his hand, playing with it gently]Bai Lianhua: …! [Like the small white lotus, shaking pitifully in the wind]_(:з」∠)_If the system lied to you, don’t despair, don’t cry, please stay as quiet as a flower, and be a stretch of pure white moonlight. Bai Lianhua: …! [Like the small white lotus, shaking pitifully in the wind]_(:з」∠)_ If the system lied to you, don’t despair, don’t cry, please stay as quiet as a flower, and be a stretch of pure white moonlight.

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Publication Information

Original Publisher
jjwxc
Original Language
chinese
Type
Web Novel

A White Lotus Host Who Does Not Want To Be a White Moonlight is Not a Good Host Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator

## My Thoughts on A White Lotus Host Who Does Not Want To Be a White Moonlight is Not a Good Host This web novel is a mixed bag, to say the least. While it has its charming aspects, I found myself wrestling with some significant issues that kept me from fully enjoying the experience. It's the kind of story that might be perfect for a casual read, but don't expect anything groundbreaking. ### First Impressions Initially, I was intrigued by the premise: a white lotus protagonist going back to worlds to become a white moonlight. The idea of a character revisiting past lives with altered circumstances held promise. However, the early arcs felt a bit rough around the edges. The first arc in particular seems to be a common point of contention, with some readers suggesting skipping it altogether. ### What Works Well Despite some of the criticisms, there are definitely aspects of this novel that shine. I think the author does a great job of crafting unique worlds that defy the typical transmigration tropes. It's refreshing to encounter scenarios that aren't predictable, and the later arcs seem to become more engaging and heartfelt. Many appreciate the relatively low-angst approach, especially if you're tired of overly dramatic or abusive relationships. There is an undeniable sweetness to the story, and the overall message of kindness and redemption is appealing. The author's notes and translator's efforts to provide context and explanations are also a major plus. ### Areas of Concern One of my biggest issues is the MC's passivity. He often seems like a bystander in his own story, lacking agency and relying heavily on the system. This can be frustrating, as it makes it difficult to connect with him on a deeper level. The system itself can also be annoying, and some readers felt it was more of a hindrance than a help. The short arc length can also be a drawback, preventing the plot and character development from fully flourishing. Some found the resolutions to be too easy, lacking the necessary conflict and tension. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some reviewers have pointed out that the ML's actions in the first arc can be problematic, including forcing the MC into situations and suppressing his attempts to communicate. This might be a trigger for some readers, so proceed with caution. ### Final Verdict "A White Lotus Host Who Does Not Want To Be a White Moonlight is Not a Good Host" is a flawed but ultimately enjoyable read. Its unique premise and sweet moments are offset by the MC's passivity and the uneven pacing. If you're looking for a lighthearted and fluffy story with a kindhearted protagonist, this might be worth checking out, but be prepared to overlook some of its shortcomings. I would rate it a solid 3.5/5.

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