I Can Turn into a 2D Beautiful Girl

1. You are a boy, you like girls, you are clear and certain of this, you agree with it yourself, and societal norms also agree with it. 2. You are a boy, you like boys, you are clear and certain of this, and you can accept it yourself, but the general social atmosphere does not accept it. 3. You are a girl, you like boys, you are clear and certain of this, you yourself agree, and societal norms also agree. 4. You are a girl, you like girls, you are clear and certain of this, and you yourself agree with it, but the general social atmosphere does not agree. Okay, now that you've changed from a man to a woman, would you choose between 1 and 2, or 3 and 4?

As I've read this far, I find the book's overall quality rather complicated. The following is my personal opinion; please forgive me if you disagree. I was initially drawn to BA. Although the author didn't write "ba" later, it was somewhat regrettable and frustrating. Moreover, the first three chapters were actually quite well-written; as long as saving the world is enjoyable, you can just read on without thinking too much. By the third chapter, I felt that the characters and the world view were too conflicting, and if someone hadn't pointed it out, I really wouldn't have known which anime the character came from. But the roles they chose later made me feel uncomfortable, and I lost all desire to continue watching. In Chapter 4, the protagonist becomes Pandora. After learning a little about this villain, I know how monstrous she is. Honestly, the protagonist, a good guy, being born into this kind of situation made me not want to continue reading. In Chapter 5, she becomes Mio from Date A Live. I haven't read much of the original work, but based on the relationships described in other authors' novels, she seems like a somewhat extraordinary person. After all, using her lover's remains to have a son who looks exactly like her, and then using that son as a substitute to revive her lover, that's quite a bizarre situation. While beating up the dark-skinned creature was indeed a good start, this one is really getting a bit old. Chapter 6, which featured Kotori Itsuka, was something I honestly didn't understand. What does it have to do with philosophy or God? Maybe it's related to philosophy? Anyway, I haven't read the original version, so I won't comment further. In summary, my personal suggestion is that the author could choose a better protagonist. After all, there are so many beautiful girls out there, couldn't they have chosen some normal ones? Also, could the plot be made richer? It's really boring to see too many of these humanoid succubi. It wasn't until it was released that it became popular. But after seeing this kind of story so many times, it really gets boring. Honestly, I still keep this book purely because I hope the author will write about characters and plots that interest me. So I suggest the author write about some popular characters instead.

I haven't watched Date A Live. Is there any connection between the philosophical God and Kotori Itsuka? It would be better to write Aruna. Furthermore, the author could actually find some new ideas, since while the explosive kill spawn is quite satisfying, the pitch-black bullets are a bit old-fashioned.

Is this the end of the "Hakoniwa" volume? #(Shy)

Could you tell me how the Re: Zero volume was written? I stopped reading after finishing the first volume and the last few chapters; the Honkai Impact 3rd volume was too boring.

It turns out they were just kidding us when they said they'd update every day.

Stop sending it, it's almost finished, don't let it end badly.

The first volume was boring, the second volume was good, and the third volume was extremely boring. I don't want to see the characters and worlds I chose later.

I'm just curious, is this "black bullet" theme really popular and has a lot of fans? But I see that whenever I write about it, people seem to stop reading (fewer posts). But it seems like many authors write about it. Could someone explain this to me?

I've been with you since you were 80,000, what's with all this on-and-off activity? #(You know what I mean)