The Whole World Is My Crematorium

Xiao Yuan bears a heavy responsibility. Because of certain restrictions, he has to get along with a group of s*um people. When the mission was completed, the restrictions disappeared, and Xiao Yuan screamed in delight: Ah, this is the taste of freedom! The Demon Lord who treated him as a plaything and infected him with a Gu worm, the junior brother who disliked him, the young Pavilion Master who used his blood to save his own Senior Brother – forgive him for not accompanying them. Later, Xiao Yuan learned the “face changing technique” and could imitate anyone’s appearance. With this, he starts various businesses: he can become what the clients wanted as long as he got paid enough. The business of Xiao Yuan’s was booming. He earned a lot of money, and big shots from all walks of life came to him admiringly. Then… Junior Brother: Oh, I will never let Senior Brother leave me again! Pavilion Master: Xiao Yuan, do you want me to take out my heart to show it to you?! Demon Lord: What do I need to do for baby to forgive me, how about I let you bully me back? Wife chasing crematorium burning all over the world, Xiao Yuan smiles: Don’t ask, asking means you’ve never loved before.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on *The Whole World Is My Crematorium* This novel was quite the ride! With a title like that, I knew I was in for some angst, but I wasn't quite prepared for the layers of plot and complex character relationships that unfolded. I went in expecting a straightforward "wife-chasing crematorium" scenario, and while that element is definitely present, it's interwoven with a much larger narrative. ### First Impressions The initial chapters definitely set the stage for the crematorium aspect. We're introduced to several characters who mistreat the MC in various ways, and you can feel the setup for their eventual regret. What surprised me, though, was that the MC wasn't a complete pushover. He possesses a certain cynicism and awareness, largely due to an internal "system" that guides and warns him. This made him a more compelling character from the start. ### What Works Well One of the strongest aspects of this novel is its plot. Nothing feels random; every character and event seems to have a purpose that gets revealed later on. I found the mysteries engaging, and the reveals often caught me off guard. The MC's personality is also a highlight. He's not your typical sweet or gentle protagonist. He's ruthless, thick-faced, and even a bit cold at times, which I found refreshing. The characters felt realistic, with normal selfish thoughts, and aren't always doing good simply because they are MCs. I also appreciated that it wasn't a harem, and the final pairing felt earned and well-developed. ### Areas of Concern While I enjoyed the MC's pragmatism, there were moments when I felt he was a bit too harsh, especially towards one of the potential love interests who didn't seem to deserve quite as much scorn. Also, the MC's obliviousness to the romantic feelings directed his way felt a little contrived at times. He is unable to tell that ANY of the MLs have genuine feelings for him even when it is so goddamn obvious which made me roll my eyes and disconnect from the novel because it seems illogical. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, if you haven't read the novel, skip this part! I was happy with the final pairing with Gu Louyin. He was the least scummy of the bunch, and his relationship with the MC felt the most genuine. The way the "system" was revealed and its connection to the overall plot was also a clever twist. ### Final Verdict Overall, I found *The Whole World Is My Crematorium* to be a very satisfying read. It's not perfect, but it offers a compelling plot, complex characters, and a unique take on the crematorium genre. If you're looking for a novel with angst, mystery, and a protagonist who isn't afraid to be ruthless, I highly recommend giving this one a try. I'd rate it a solid 4.5 out of 5 stars.