- #1
I started reading thinking that here the author would subvert the clichés of the BL genre, of the beautiful and delicate Shou character, and although the MC wanted to follow this plot, he would be forced by the system to be a tough alpha male, instead, he Start completing missions helping people, it's not quite what I expected but... ok?Now, one thing that I consider a problem here is the number of characters, there are many characters, I'll mention a few that come to mind:MC and Ml, Ml's sister, 2 of Ml's cousins, one of whom is the ex from mc's body, then we have Nu Yan who is the white moonlight of the ex, then we have the father, mother and brother from the original body.Now, in the filming, there are 2 MC agents who don't appear much, so we have Bun Hao (or something like that) who is the protagonist of the series where MC acts, we have the director, we have a cannon fodder who is the second or third ML of the series, and we have the female protagonist, there is also Hua (or something) who is kind of the villain of the arc, but I skipped all of his part because I was bored, but it seems like he is the biggest celebrity in the agency where MC works.We also have fugitives with a lot of screen time, mainly some people who MC helped as good deeds.Like, all this in just 1 arc? Not to mention that we have several conflicts here, is it so difficult to focus on 2 things? Romance and the MC's career? There's a lot here, and that's not what I'm looking for when reading this genre, I wonder if I've been reading too many good novels recently and gotten used to it badly...I'm going to give it two stars because the translation is good, and I'm going to try reading the second arc to see if things improve, because so far everything seems very boring to me (and because I currently have nothing to read).