Go Through It Quickly And I Will Take The Right Path For The Scumbag

If you are a fan of fast-paced xianxia and redemption arcs, Jiu Yu’s "Go Through It Quickly And I Will Take The Right Path For The Scumbag" is an addictive read that masterfully reinvents the popular "quick transmigration" trope. Instead of the typical protagonist seeking personal glory, Lu Yuan—an immortal maneuvering through modern and ancient societies—takes on the ultimate challenge: inhabiting the bodies of social pariahs and scumbags to rectify their disastrous legacies.

What makes this novel stand out is its refreshing moral compass. Unlike stories that seek to excuse poor behavior, this narrative is strictly about justice. Lu Yuan does not "whitewash" the sins of the original hosts; he systematically dismantles their toxic influence, ensuring the scumbags are properly punished while protecting the innocent lives they once ruined. Watching Lu Yuan pivot from a deceptive scholar to a hardworking chef or a supportive father provides a satisfying sense of progression and character versatility that keeps each arc feeling fresh.

The diversity of the worlds is another highlight. Whether he is dealing with the harsh realities of a 1980s setting, navigating online deception, or surviving a modern-day natural disaster, Lu Yuan’s approach remains grounded and clever. The inclusion of romantic subplots (CP) in most worlds adds an extra layer of warmth, balancing the heavy themes of betrayal and redemption with genuine human connection.

Ultimately, this novel is a masterclass in restorative justice narratives. It is deeply satisfying to watch a protagonist dismantle the power dynamics of a toxic individual and replace them with integrity and hard work. If you enjoy character-driven stories where intelligence, competence, and a touch of xianxia flair intersect, this journey of systematic atonement is an absolute must-read.