Imagine a universe where even the most notorious criminals get a second chance, albeit a bizarre one. In Sang Wo's *Born to Be Rebellious [Quick Transmigration]*, the infamous Ge Xiu, a true menace to the interstellar order, finds himself facing an impossible choice: endure over a millennium in a brutal prison or dive headfirst into an endless cycle of virtual lives filled with suffering. For Ge Xiu, the decision is easy. Bring on the "misery." But here's where things get interesting. Instead of wallowing in despair in these simulated realities, Ge Xiu, our supposed victim, begins tearing down the established order. One moment he's a downtrodden nobody, the next he's leading a revolution, dismantling empires and crushing the corrupt. All while maintaining a facade of utter wretchedness for the ever-watchful (and increasingly bewildered) surveillance system monitoring his progress. The heart of *Born to Be Rebellious* lies in its darkly comedic tone and the sheer audacity of its protagonist. Ge Xiu is not your typical hero; he's a villain playing the role of a victim, and he's doing it with unparalleled flair. The novel promises a wild ride through diverse worlds, each ripe for rebellion, with a main character you'll simultaneously root for and question. Is Ge Xiu truly suffering, or is he simply the ultimate con artist? Dive in and decide for yourself.