Transmigrating as the Cannon Fodder of an Old-Fashioned Mary Sue Novel

Lu Changqing died from an accident. Once she woke up, she found herself transmigrated as the cannon fodder of an old-fashioned Mary Sue novel. In the novel, because she would hurt others out of jealousy, pester the male lead, and frame the female lead, she would eventually be expelled, spurned by others, and even end up implicating her parents. According to the plot, she would eventually follow the second female lead, the villainess, to cause trouble. Abiding by the principle of “as long as one was alive, one will ceaselessly seek death”, she tried to break up the male and female lead, until the matter was exposed and she was expelled. Lu Changqing, who had just finished her university entrance exams, and her focus was only on the word ‘school’: I’m tired, I’m weary, just let the world perish. Afterwards, the second female lead who was supposed to break up the male and female lead suddenly shut down her stall and stopped doing her job! Facing the second female lead who was eyeing her with a strange gaze… Lu Changqing: Good students should not be dating! However on the day of graduation, after getting a forceful kiss from the second female lead… Lu Changqing: It’s not impossible either… So can I just say hi to my wife now? *The background of this world is an old-fashioned, youth campus, Mary Sue story, the kind with four princes. *Mutual feelings, both Gong and Shou will seduce each other.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Transmigrating as the Cannon Fodder of an Old-Fashioned Mary Sue Novel I stumbled upon "Transmigrating as the Cannon Fodder of an Old-Fashioned Mary Sue Novel" quite by accident, and I have to say, I'm really glad I did. The premise alone – transmigrating into a Mary Sue novel as a cannon fodder character – was enough to pique my interest, and so far, it hasn't disappointed. ### First Impressions Initially, I was a little wary. Transmigration stories can be hit or miss, often falling into predictable tropes and tiresome character archetypes. But this novel immediately felt different. The writing style is engaging, and the translation (at least in the chapters I've read) is smooth and easy to follow. I was pleasantly surprised to find a story that didn't rely on overused clichés to move the plot along. ### What Works Well The dynamic between the main characters, Chanqing and Lian Yu, is definitely the highlight. Chanqing, the transmigrator, is wonderfully aloof and seemingly indifferent to everyone except Lian Yu, the Mary Sue herself. The contrast between Chanqing's cool exterior and her obvious devotion to Lian Yu is genuinely amusing. Lian Yu, on the other hand, is adorably oblivious to Chanqing's true feelings, basking in the praise and attention she receives. Their interactions, especially their online exchanges, are incredibly sweet and entertaining. The author has done a great job of creating a lighthearted and enjoyable story that doesn't take itself too seriously. The Mary Sue elements are present, but they're not overwhelming, adding to the comedic effect rather than detracting from the overall narrative. ### Areas of Concern My biggest concern, and I think it's a shared sentiment among readers, is the slow translation pace. It's frustrating to get invested in a story only to discover that updates are infrequent. I'm eagerly awaiting more chapters to be translated so I can continue to follow the development of Chanqing and Lian Yu's relationship. ### Final Verdict Despite my concerns about the translation schedule, I would still highly recommend "Transmigrating as the Cannon Fodder of an Old-Fashioned Mary Sue Novel." It's a delightful and entertaining read with charming characters and a unique premise. If you're looking for a lighthearted yuri story with a healthy dose of humor and fluff, this is definitely worth checking out. I'm eagerly anticipating future updates and hoping that more readers will discover this hidden gem.