A Multiverse Crossover: Transforming into a Pretty Girl, Starting with Furina

First of all, I sincerely apologize to everyone. I have changed all the content about the main body. I was wrong, I was really wrong. #(Crying)#(crying)#(crying) Secondly, this is really just a fanfic about oranges. Creating a main story was a complete lapse of my mind. I wanted to try something different and write a story about a straight man who gets trapped in a girl's body, but as a fan of the "rabbit head" (a term used to describe a character's personality) strength, I had to accept it. It's a process of going from awkwardness to understanding and finally to acceptance. It's obvious I messed up. I lacked the skill and writing ability, and I also neglected the feelings of my readers. I sincerely apologize to everyone again. I've already changed the content; I've completely removed the original character settings and switched entirely to a transformation system. I'm really sorry. I'm begging for your forgiveness here. Please stop scolding me. I know I was wrong. #(Crying)#(crying)#(crying) I will repent.

Dear author, I am your father. From the day this book was published, the quality of your writing has steadily declined after the protagonist changed to the Faded One. You can't even beat your former self; this is the ultimate insult to your past self. I'm putting it this way: not a single chapter in this book currently reaches the level of the Teyvat arc. It makes one wonder if you really wrote such excellent chapters. In the Teyvat Fontaine arc, the protagonist skillfully utilizes his intelligence advantage and the fabricated identity of the Water God's Shadow to precisely eliminate numerous hidden dangers within Fontaine's own political system. Furthermore, taking advantage of the unique position of the Seven Rulers of the Mortal Realm in Teyvat, they fabricated the illusion that the water god was so exhausted from suppressing the primordial sea god that he was unable to deal with the corruption within Fontan's body. During this period, aside from Frynn, who received more detailed descriptions, the other characters were described less, but all were consistent with their character traits. Furthermore, the protagonist effectively utilized the influence of his identity as the Shadow of the Water God. (And that's it for now.) I won't mention the other excellent aspects; those who have read the book are already aware of them. The premise of a male-to-female transgender character isn't great, but it's not exactly a fatal flaw. However, you seem to be missing a screw in your head, or perhaps you're completely brainless, letting your bias dictate your thinking. You insist on incorporating yuri elements, and your attempt at it isn't even as good as the two Fou characters (the protagonist and Furyn) are. Well, ever since you forced the yuri elements and changed the protagonist's gender (but didn't change it in the Teyvat arc), the current state of this book is entirely your own doing. As someone who hasn't been reading for that long, I feel uncomfortable saying anything else. I invite other book lovers to come and give me a good beating and torture.

It's hard to imagine that, given how powerful the cat AI is, the author actually surpassed AI with human effort. What kind of writing is this FGO? Is it just Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V? The characters have no personality whatsoever. Reading it is like chewing on a shoe insole—stinky and hard. They really need to find someone else to write it. The Genshin Impact arc was amazing at the beginning, but Arknights was bland, and Honkai Impact started going downhill. FGO has stopped being original and has just resorted to copy-pasting.

To be honest, I don't understand why this book is still on the bestseller list when everyone in the comments section says the later parts are bad. Is "Cat" really all bad now?

How many of these people were actually lured in by the initial introduction?

I've finished watching it. The power levels are completely messed up, the lore is broken, the values ​​are distorted—it's a completely different story from the first one, and the flaws are outrageous. Can you imagine the Ice Queen being unable to defeat Thor? She even showed weakness! How can she defy the laws of nature if she's showing weakness? With her knees? She should just kneel down and beg the laws of nature to get out of Teyvat! #(You know what I mean)

Seeking Shennong, is it possible to read this book?

Genshin Impact is really well-written; you can leave after reading the Genshin Impact chapter. The later changes to the setting were just baffling.

I really don't understand if this author genuinely enjoys playing FGO. Why did Fujimaru Ritsuka clear the Seven Singularities and Seven Lostbelts so easily? Did you decide to drive her crazy so you could feel better? #(Vomit)#(sad)#(angry) If you really think that way, then you're just... (Haha)

Overall, neither the harem nor the yuri (lesbian) relationships were successful. One soul, two bodies; he tried to consume both, but still didn't get any benefit. These works have achieved good results on the site; you can refer to any one of them. Oh, what I hate most is things that keep changing. I can accept two bodies, but switching back and forth is just disgusting.