After the Cannon Fodder’s Rebirth

“White Moonlight (Bai Yueguang) lies within a certain part of the heart, you are my unspeakable wound.” Having the natural constitution of being a White Moonlight, He Ziming, after his death, got bound to the “Cannon fodder’s Counterattack System,” and thus began his journey of being reborn as all kinds of cannon fodder, helping the original owners of the body he is occupying fulfilling their wishes, face-slapping the protagonists and becoming their White Moonlight. Because I like you, I die, but to you I am as insignificant as a bird’s feather. However, I still want you to remember me for your whole life, to engrave my name into your heart and soul so deeply that your heart will hurt by only thinking of me.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on After the Cannon Fodder’s Rebirth "After the Cannon Fodder’s Rebirth" is quite the rollercoaster! It's a wild ride through different worlds, each with its own unique flavor of angst, revenge, and surprisingly, a fair bit of humor. I went in expecting a standard quick transmigration novel, but I came out with a lot more to think about than I initially anticipated. ### First Impressions Right off the bat, I was drawn in by the MC, He Ziming. He's not your typical goody-two-shoes protagonist. He's cunning, a bit twisted, and unapologetically himself. The initial setup – a soul bound to a system, traveling to different worlds – is familiar, but the execution felt fresh. The first few arcs grabbed my attention with their blend of dog-blood drama and satisfying face-slapping. ### What Works Well The strength of this novel lies in its world-hopping adventures. Each arc feels distinct, and I appreciated the author's creativity in crafting unique scenarios. The MC's ability to manipulate situations and get under people's skin is fascinating to watch. I found myself rooting for him as he navigated complex relationships and exacted revenge on those who deserved it. The dynamic between the MC and the ML is also a major draw. Their relationship is far from simple, filled with love, hate, and a whole lot of emotional baggage. The ML's fear of thunder becomes a recurring motif, adding a touch of vulnerability to his otherwise stoic persona. ### Areas of Concern While I enjoyed the novel overall, I did have some reservations about the ending. It felt a bit abrupt, and the amnesia trope, while offering a clean slate for the MC and ML, left me wanting more closure. I also felt the romance could have been more developed. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, let's talk about the ending. The MC wakes up with amnesia, and it's a point of contention. The final arc reveals the MC's tragic backstory and the ML's role in it. The amnesia ending is a way for them to have a fresh start, but it also negates the MC's character growth. ### Final Verdict Despite my reservations about the ending and the sometimes-lacking romance, I would still recommend "After the Cannon Fodder’s Rebirth." It's a well-written and engaging novel with a unique protagonist and a compelling plot. If you're a fan of dog-blood drama, cunning MCs, and morally grey relationships, this might just be your cup of tea. I give it a solid 4 out of 5 stars.