This is the first time that I was so satisfied with an ending from a Quick Transmiguration series.
"Quick Transmiguration" (QT) or World Hopping is a genre widely used in Chinese (CN) Webnovels and Webcomics. It's quite different from commonly known "Isekai" where MCs usually gets transmigrated to a different world. It should also not be confused with the "Reborn" or "Relive" stories.
In QTs, the MC has the ability to transmigrate to multiple worlds in a set amount of chapters. This was usually done with the help of a system or being a system themselves. The length of the chapters or the novel itself is not the basis in calling it Quick Transmiguration but rather the number of transmigrations done by the MC in one novel or series. Here, Wang Yi and Qin Xia(n) transmigrated in 5 worlds-- hundreds of thousands if we include his time as a system, where he experienced multiple lives and identities. All of which were done within his own Manhua.
If you're interested, there's a lot of comprehensive list of QT novels in NoveUpdates for your perusal.
You can also start with this fairly popular QT: Quickly Wear the Face of the Devil
Or this one I'm currently reading: For the Sake of His Partner, Even This Villain Can Change Roles
I hope you enjoy and discover the vastness wonder of the multiverse.
I thought for sure that he is truly a bird in a cage letting the world pass him by but NOOOOO. He is fighting in his on way! Along with going to therapy and getting a part-time job-- he is also gathering evidence and looking for ways to get his own justice in the way he can. The slow reveal from him being a damsel in distress character to someone who really wants his own life to change for the better and taking matters that he can in his own hands is so good. I'm very much impressed.
I can't wait to see how the creator reveals the rest of the story.
Hokazono's art is showcased in his masterful use of black spaces and his interesting panelling. It helped him in showing the emotional gravity of a scene and the multitude of grief not shown in in Rok's face. He also does this for Chihiro in Kagurabachi.
Not to mention, his dynamic action scenes are done without clutter.
I like that his narrative style is not rushed. His exposition is enough that would make you care about the Rok's motivation that leave you wanting more.
All in all this is the perfect one-shot that showcases what Hokazono's is capable of and what he prioritizes in his writing.
The ending good and sweet but too rushed. I wouldn't have felt this way if the creator did not raise questions about the following:
1. Origin of the System
2. Karyan's route conclusion
3. Karyan and Ilya's family drama
4. Sears
5. Fortune Teller
6. Overwhelming amount of Mana
7. Source of the game
8. The line between Game and Reality
9. Why the fuck is there only one woman in the whole manhwa
10. And other inquiries analogous to the foregoing.











This has the sweetest and cutest declarations of love I've read in a while.