“…Since the pioneering work by Córdova et al based on the sulfa-Michael addition-initiated construction of tetrahydrothioxanthones, various enantioselective sulfa-Michael additions have been developed using electron-deficient alkenes, such as enones, ,, dienones, acrylates, and unsaturated amides . Other valuable protocols for the synthesis of enantiomerically enriched, sulfur-bearing full-substituted carbon stereocenters include Mannich reactions of thiols into ketimines and electrophilic sulfenylation reactions of α-branched aldehydes, β-keto esters, nitroacetates, oxindols, benzofuran-2(3 H )-ones, and oxazolones. , An alternative organocatalytic strategy for the preparation of such enantiomerically enriched compounds containing a sulfur-bearing full-substituted stereogenic center is based on the stereoselective formation of C–C or C–N bonds using prochiral sulfur-based substrates, such as α-sulfenylated acrylates and enals, rhodanines, 3-thiooxindoles, and thiazolones. , Yet, only a few reports on organocatalytic reactions on benzo[ b ]thiophene derivatives have been published to date . Considering the above and our interest in the enantioselective preparation of heterocycles with a full-substituted stereogenic center bearing a sulfur atom, we aimed to use an enantioselective double-Michael-cascade reaction of benzo[ b ]thiophenone derivatives with less reactive enones, based on in situ generation of 2-aminobuta-1,3-diene intermediates …”