Strategy to Capture That Scum Gong

I personally like abusive stories so I really enjoyed it in the beginning.. But after reading nearly 4 or 5 arcs the plot remains same. ML wronged MC but later start having feelings for him and r**p him and finally regret it when MC is dying, and MC is still pretending innocent till the end. This repetitive drama seriously making me loose my interest. No matter how I love this abusive character or torment in the story, when you are reading same kind of plot again and again you will eventually find it hard to continue reading it.

I almost dropped it because I was getting tired of the repetitive love stories, BUT I'm glad I read to the end.
What makes this book a 4 is the last arc: the ending and origin of the MC's background.
The author did an incredibly good job adding depth to the previous "formulaic" romances and showing us what the MC really feels (because he never tells the truth to 444 ?). Top quality delicious A+ angst from the unique character development and the tied up loose ends make every part of the story come together... to show us that ending had been foreshadowed the whole time.

The extras from the ML's perspective, as well as the short about their next co-op mission, are utterly precious. The ML's viewpoint helps put to words much of the struggles that the mission-goers suffer through and the questioning of reality vs. imagination, fake vs. real. in their Matrix-like transmigrator ecosystem.
It's all too common to have a long novel break down at the end because the author didn't put enough content or complexity into a worthy backstory, so this rarity deserves a chance!