Very Young Lady

The real version supports the change of marriage, and the two-dimensional version supports Lily. I don't seem to have seen the real version of Baili. I have only seen the real pure Lily. That is difficult enough. With all kinds of resistance, the change of Baili is probably even harder. In short, I prefer Angel's change of marriage. It needs to be emotional to be warm.

To be honest, this book should be sent to female channels. Look at the comments section, almost all women say yes. After all, if you let a man watch the protagonist and a man fall in love, who else can watch it? So, I'm curious why you don't go to the female channel?

If men turned into women in reality (not all shemales), how many beauties would be unable to marry! There are also many people who have become women (who are fertile) and married men, mainly because of the psychological development and gradual acceptance.

I just want to say that you always say that changing your marriage is in line with your heart. You are not talking about science. Your thoughts will gradually change and so on. If you ask me to say that people have two sides, one is male and the other is female. If the thought is always about liking girls, no matter how they change, they will still like women. If they like men, no matter whether they change or not, they will still like to be gay. Don't talk about science. The reality is that all ideas start in the same direction because the ancestors pointed the way. Do you think women will still like men without the ancestors? Don't talk about hormones. I can tell you very clearly that hormones do not distinguish between men and women. It is like being injected with drugs. If there is no reason to control you, it will be over. Do you think it's innate? Sorry, reality shows that people's hearts are all nurtured, and there is no such thing as birth. In the case of Venus in recent years, she first liked women, and then she had surgery for unknown reasons. It shows that it's not just hormones, there are other hormones, and there are nonsense transfers, etc. If it's not because of his heart, why would he marry a woman? If it's not because of his heart, why would he want to change his gender?

Why is this novel about a woman who transforms into a woman so popular on male channels? Are we all men? ? ! The protagonist is a female. Could it be 🤡? It's scary to think about it. Is it true that women's clothing has become popular? Recommend to gay friends to try it another day🤡🤡🤡🤡

I like people who change their lives, but I can't bear to change my marriage. Transformation stories usually involve either getting married, becoming a hundred, or being single. The first impression of readers who are single and have a transformation is that the protagonist will definitely not like a man (I don't know what he thinks about getting married). There is a statement at the beginning of this kind of article. Some people really hate being single, and even turn into keyboard warriors. I am convinced. Some good books are still single. Some people like it and others hate it, so why bother? ~Which genius came up with the idea of ​​changing marriages? If a woman marries a man, why not let her go? Adding a transformation plot is disgusting. I don't understand the difference between the pleasure you get from reading a story about transformation and marriage, and the pleasure you get without having a transformation. How is it so pleasurable to watch a man's psychological transformation? Awesome! ! ! If the reader is a woman, I think this should be acceptable, but if a grown man reads this kind of article, it will ruin my outlook! ~Bianbai is about writing Lily under the skin of transformation, writing about Lily from a man's perspective. I won't talk about Baili. I support Bianbai. I can't say anything if I like it. I hope that no matter what the author writes, he will first declare whether he will change to a hundred or change to a marriage. I have discovered a phenomenon. Some authors do not declare it, siphoning money from the two parties, and causing mental pollution to the two parties. I'm not a pure convert, after all, I can't understand those Lily plots, and I can't get the detailed descriptions, but I never accept a change of marriage. When I first came into contact with it, I was shocked that there was such a thing as remarriage.

After reading the comments for a while, I guess it's not about changing marriage. I hate it when the author is unclear 🌚🌚. I don't know whether it's about changing marriage, lily, or being single. There will always be quarrels in the comments. If you write about changing marriage, just write about changing marriage in the introduction. Then the Lily Party will naturally take a detour. When writing about lily, mark it as lily.

See how much of a quarrel you guys are about marrying Lily, and it's all about reality? Just calm down, don't you feel it's pointless? In fact, it's just because Bianbaiwen is easy to write but Bianwenwen is difficult to write. This is one of the reasons why there are more Bianbaiwen. If you read a lot of such books, it is not difficult to find that most of Bianbaiwen is a novice. For example, the protagonist traveled through time and transformed, and then quickly adapted to it, and started to engage in harem flirting with girls for reasons that are inherently male-minded. The story of marriage change needs to describe the psychology of a man turning into a woman in a reasonable way, and it also needs to be more brilliant in the psychological description of how to fall in love with a man and how to have feelings for a man. This obviously makes it easier to write a hundred articles, right? Moreover, this type of novel is too niche, and it is difficult to write a marriage story. There are not many people reading it, so there are very few authors willing to try it. They are basically eunuchs, right? I read some books on changing marriages, and about 70% of them are about eunuchs. The rest are not very brilliant. How many books on changing marriages can there be about eunuchs? Just treat it as a harem and keep writing. Because it's so difficult, it's great if you dare to write. So everyone, please stop arguing and don't take it too seriously against the author of the article about changing marriages. Just read whatever the author writes. If it doesn't work, just change the book. It's pointless to argue and make the author timid, which makes everyone uncomfortable. I personally support the marriage-changing novel. First of all, it is difficult to write, which avoids a lot of trivial writing. Secondly, I am willing to look at the details when I read books. To put it another way, Bianbaiwen can be viewed from the first perspective, while Bianwenwen requires God's perspective, so that you won't feel uncomfortable watching it. This is just my personal opinion. If you don't like it, just treat it like I'm farting. There's no need to troll me. I don't know anyone. If you have no grudges in the past and have no grudges in the near future, just give me a break. Thank you.

I think the protagonist has changed from a boy to a girl, so he can't marry Lily, so he will be alone for the rest of his life (funny)

There are very few novels of this type, and the ones that are written are not well written. This book is okay. Don't substitute for novels. Just take a look, don't talk about changing marriages, Lily, stay single. I just like the transformation type. Live as another person. It feels interesting and fun to watch. If you really want to discuss the genre, you will feel that you are writing for a purpose. Sometimes there will be blunt plots to transition or set the stage. Explain the future ending. Novels are not life, and I don't understand why we discuss and argue based on the emotional process after transformation. This is not life, this is not reality. It's a novel, so don't talk about whether you would agree with it in reality, or what effects estrogen would have. Never experienced any of this. Don't act as a substitute and avoid creating a sense of superiority. Fiction is not another fantasy, just a pastime. A kind of relaxation. Novels can also be another kind of fantasy, a kind of self-relief when encountering unpleasant things in reality. Just like daydreaming, it is ultimately an illusion. Niche literature is rarely written, and most of it is not understood. It's rare to find a better book, I hope the author can finish it.