Becoming the Scum Gong's Boss [Quick Transmigration]

    Native title: 成为渣攻的顶头上司[快穿]

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    Chinese

    Genres:

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    Boys Love, Drama, Fantasy, Romance

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    Cultivation, Ancient China, Showbiz, Ancient Times, Omegaverse, Vampires

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    Unknown

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    Summary

    There exists a genre of fiction called revenge and scum-gong destruction stories. In these stories, the scum gong remains scummy to the very end—inflicting physical and emotional torment, seizing and plundering by force. The protagonist endures in silence for years, eventually collapsing and turning dark, uprooting the scum gong and the forces behind him to complete his revenge, leaving readers thoroughly satisfied. In an unnoticed corner, the legendary force behind the scenes—the scum gong's top boss: "Hello? Anyone speaking up for me?" The scum gong is the second young master of a wealthy family; he is the eldest young master. The scum gong is an elder of a immortal sect; he is the sect ...

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    I'm a sucker for anthology novels. Does that reflect my attention spam? T^T I swear I have shortform content turned off. In any case, this author's tastes really fit me. It is the classic save someone in return for a second chance at life, but fall in love as they spend more time together/falling in love with your savior. Seems stereotypical, but I'm a sucker for salt fish attitude gongs. Imo, the author's other book was a bit better though, perhaps it's because I read that one first and have preexisting expectations. I do really think that for short stories, the author had done really well to flesh out the different world settings and characters. It's the type that I would not easily forget after reading like some other anthology novels I've read. Anyways, sweet biscuit stories, suitable to read when just read a lengthy angsty novel. The worlds don't have much correlation with each other except for the last concluding world, so skipping through worlds and taking a break between worlds is also possible without logic gaps.