MyGO: I Have Saki's Face, and I Play Saki's Mom in a Life Simulator

Up to chapter 50, it was alright to read as a short story, but then in chapter 50 the male lead wears women's clothing? If you're not a bro, why even bother writing a male lead? Just write a female lead, that's all. It's so annoying 😅😅

The male protagonist of the cat station is an outlier in the Go novel. His daily life is written in a very warm and delicate way. He has the common problem of simulation novels, but he improved a lot in the later part. The characters in the original Chicken and Dog novels were also warmed up and turned into sunny and beautiful girls. As mentioned earlier, this book can be considered an outlier among mainstream Go! Male protagonist stories. Firstly, it doesn't have a twisty plot. As a simulation novel, there's basically no romance in the simulation itself. This means that although it's a story of lifelong regret, it doesn't have the same feel as the Dark Emperor next door. It's not that it doesn't feel anything, it's just a different style, but this style is more difficult to handle. The love war in this book doesn't start until around 900,000 words. There's basically no romance in the beginning, and it focuses more on family relationships. Other male protagonist novels basically either follow a twisted gravity plot or a light and abstract plot, while this book chooses to focus on the female protagonist (protagonist setting). It's about crossdressing, but it's more like the female lead is dressed as a man. The male lead's only activity is flirting. The male lead in "Girl's Domain" is also a crossdresser with full feminine charm, but Minato's mother has more of a crossdressing female feel. The price of the delicate and warm daily life is that it's watered down and dragged out. As mentioned earlier, the real competition only starts around 900,000 words, and there are still people who haven't entered the race at that word count, and some haven't even shown their faces. As far as I've seen so far, apart from ano's simulation which is relatively innovative, I feel that the others are a bit too homogeneous. At first, I could read all of soyo's, but I couldn't do that later. Overall, the merits outweigh the flaws. It might be a bit selective in terms of the reader, but the author has shown great perseverance to have achieved this much. Anyone passing by can come in and take a look.

If the story ended after only the free chapters were written, I would consider it a very delicate short story, in which everyone ultimately has a happy ending. However, since we've chosen to continue with the simulation, it would be best to change the writing style. The simulation part is indeed too long, and the real-world interactions need more description. Now that the protagonist has returned to the Nagasaki family, how will the problems of the next nine simulations be solved? Anyway, keep going!

It's simply divine!

Most of the time, the main character is a submissive type, lacking masculine qualities. More like a girl with a penis than Nanliang

Will there be a spoilage process later on? #(Laughs)

Why did she undergo gender reassignment surgery later?

I'll wait until when the great Xiangmu tree is in bloom to see it again; there are too few characters now.

The writing is quite detailed, but precisely because of this, it feels a bit drawn out, though I still like it.

It's so heartwarming, will anyone watch it?