Transmigrating To Become The Boss’s Little Fairy Chapter extra 2 Discussion

It was an ok read. The beginning is better than the latter parts.

For context, Qi Ying came was reincarnated in the body of modern day's Qi Ying. I liked the fact that despite the fact that Qi Ying's soul was replaced, she still felt what the body should feel. Such as trauma and the disabilities caused by her tragic past. In the end, she has to deal with it. Overcoming the traumas that manifested in her body is something that she has to face. It just irked me that she's mentally fine at the beginning since she also committed su*cide in her past life herself. Even before she saw 'the general'.

For Ji Rang, he also had a past trauma. The way he behaved in the beginning was due to how his experiences shaped him and I found it very endearing.

Both of them have unresolved traumas and they helped each other heal.

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I like that Qi Ying didn't force Ji Rang to make up with his family. She defended him and understood that his feelings are valid. From the beginning, it was like that.

Other dumb angelic MCs might convince their ML to make up.

Another thing that I like is how their experiences shaped their dreams. Qi Ying wanted to be a doctor so the general won't leave her. Ji Rang wanted to be a policeman eventually to protect her. In the end, he managed to grow from his bad experiences and realize his old dreams.

Policeman Han was an amazing plot instrument. I liked how his appearance made Qi Ying and Ji Rang have a hero of some sort. At least, he served as one.

At first I was a bit mad at the author for letting Qi Ying and Ji Rang experience something horrible again. Why does bad things always happen to people that needs more happy things in their lives? Turns out, it was for that reason.

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If there are things that irked me, it was Qi Ying's way of seeing Ji Rang. In the beginning, she actively sees him as the general. In my opinion, he is already not the general but a different person. But since Qi Ying came from the past and is superstitious, I accepted that.

As for Ji Rang, I don't like how he always sees Qi Ying as obedient. Yes, she is obedient and maybe her past life has something to do with that. But it's been repeatedly said.

Other characters are one dimensional. In fact. At the latter stages (around university arc), Qi Ying and Ji Rang stopped growing as people. It seemed like both of them have become perfect individuals who are so inlove. That's it. The only motivation for me to keep on reading is waiting for something in store. But there was none as satisfying as the previous chapters.

I'm not particularly interested in the extras. Just skipped to the last chapter of Extra 2 and bathed in the bit of angst from their past life. Was too uninterested in the other extras.

To be honest, I feel like this should be a 3. But since I liked the beginning a bit, emphasis on the time they have to live with their past experiences, I will rate it 4 stars. It's not particularly accurate. There are still parts that irked me like how the narrative sometimes downplayed how the characters are feeling. But it is so much better than how other reincarnation/transmigration novels deal with past traumas. I think there should be credit for that.

The story have more potential buy because on its focus on fluffyness and the execution, iy didn't make the characters more dynamic and seem like people.