After Mermaid O Got the Su Shuang’s Script

Xiao Yu transmigrated into an intergalactic novel and became a mermaid Omega. However, he wasn’t very lucky and crossed into a deserted star that was about to be destroyed, and he fell in love with the villain in the book. What to do? The only way to get by was to get away? This person, Ji Canghai, had been a five-star general admired by millions of people, but also a notorious star pirate. No one knew that this cold-blooded and ruthless killing machine, the only piece of softness in his heart was left to his little mermaid. Due to genetic defects, the mermaid clan would gradually become violent and eventually die without the help of an Omega. The mermaid race, which hadn’t had a mermaid O birth for hundreds of years, suffered from a shortened average life span, and its technology, culture, and mineral resources were also greatly constrained. Xiao Yu, who had crossed over, became the only salvation for the mermaids by mistake, and was also hated by the enemies of the mermaid race. While many forces were fighting for him, only Ji Canghai stood by his side and never gave up. “The reason others look up to you and worship you is because you are strong enough to guard or take away their lives.” “I am the only one in the world who loves you, not only because I long for your body.”

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on After Mermaid O Got the Su Shuang’s Script "After Mermaid O Got the Su Shuang’s Script" promised a unique blend of adventure, fantasy, mecha, and romance – a combination that certainly piqued my interest. The premise of a naive boxer transmigrating to become a mermaid on a deserted planet, only to fall for a stranded general, felt like a recipe for an exciting and unconventional story. However, after diving in, I found myself with mixed feelings. ### First Impressions Initially, I was drawn in by the world-building, particularly the descriptions of the deserted planet and the introduction of the mermaid society. The dynamic between the MC and ML, thrown together by circumstance, had the potential to be quite compelling. I was eager to see how their relationship would develop amidst the challenges of survival and the looming threat of external forces. ### What Works Well The early chapters, focusing on the MC's adaptation to his new mermaid form and the blossoming romance with the ML, were undeniably charming. I enjoyed the "tail wraps and making bubbles" aspect – those moments of cuteness were definitely a highlight. The unique blend of omegaverse elements within a futuristic, interstellar setting also offered a refreshing twist on familiar tropes. The initial premise was very promising, and for a while, I felt genuinely invested in their journey. ### Areas of Concern Unfortunately, the novel's pacing takes a nosedive in the latter half. The plot felt rushed, and critical elements, such as the schemes and conspiracies hinted at in the tags, were glossed over. I found myself wanting more depth and development in these areas. The introduction of a "super civ BS aggression" felt abrupt and ultimately detracted from the overall narrative. The ending, marked by a one-year time skip and a brief mention of the resolution of major plot points, left me feeling unsatisfied. It felt like the author had lost interest or perhaps faced external constraints that forced them to conclude the story prematurely. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Several key plot points are rushed or skipped over entirely. The confrontation with the original novel's ML is brief and lacks impact. The MC's rise to becoming the mermaid king happens swiftly, with little explanation of the political maneuvering or challenges involved. These omissions significantly weakened the overall narrative. ### Final Verdict "After Mermaid O Got the Su Shuang’s Script" has a captivating premise and moments of genuine charm, particularly in its early chapters. However, the rushed ending and underdeveloped plot points ultimately prevent it from reaching its full potential. While the unique blend of genres and the initial cuteness may appeal to some, I can only recommend it with reservations. It's a quick read that might be enjoyable if you're looking for something short and sweet, but be prepared for a somewhat abrupt and unsatisfying conclusion. I'd rate it a 2.5 out of 5.