I'll Die If I Don't Cross-Dress!

It looks great! #(Love you!)#(Love you!)

This is a rare find, as it's not an orange-themed work of women's clothing, but it has countless flaws. First of all, the word "beautiful girl" is used too much at the beginning, and there is even a meme about "beautiful girls not excreting," which is too otaku-like. Secondly, the male lead's identity was revealed too quickly, almost immediately after the game was released. One of the main attractions of the cross-dressing aspect is the secret itself and how to conceal it from loved ones. The revelation often symbolizes a further step in the relationship, but it was too easy. The male lead not only didn't realize he'd been exposed but also gloated over his "successful" concealment. The initial satisfaction of having a secret abruptly turned into feeling inferior for not even realizing it, which was extremely unpleasant. I immediately stopped reading after that point. #(Vomit) Finally, there's the reason for cross-dressing. In typical cross-dressing infiltration gal stories, the reason is usually downplayed to avoid the male protagonist breaking character or being forced by others. In this book, the reason is a system requirement, which is quite good for a web novel. Even the system's "gender ambiguity" buff setting can fill many loopholes. However, the originally decent setup was immediately turned into a disadvantage by the plot of being exposed to others too quickly – how do you explain to the other party why the school didn't know you were male? If not handled properly, it can easily create a conflict with the setup and cause new problems.