Xuanhuan: Forced to Cross-Dress, I Can See the Immortal Fates of the Chosen Ones

I think it's better not to have a female protagonist. In a novel about cross-dressing, the protagonist is dressed as a woman in order to improve her own strength, but the prerequisite is that she is a woman, and if she deceives other people, if there is a female protagonist, if she doesn't reveal it, the author has to write an emotional drama. If she doesn't write it well, she will be criticized, and emotional drama is more difficult to think about. So I think it is better to write a novel about women's clothing without a female protagonist. Think about it, is it not good for the protagonist to fool others, and let them beat the protagonist loudly to death!

Slowly taking off her red dress... "Come on, you can only come once!"

Personally, I think there should be a female protagonist. We are all-inclusive, so it doesn't matter whether it is a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists. It is a pity that the emotional line is completely wiped out. It is like the story of Mortal Cultivation of Immortality. Although it looks very smooth, the lack of emotional polish still makes me feel that this immortal cultivation is very boring. As long as it is not too poisonous, the requirements are not high. Of course, it would be better not to give a knife. We just want Tangtang! Long live Tangtang≧▽≦!

Are you single or do you have a heroine wife?

I want to tell the author that the protagonist is good at dressing up as a woman, but then he is forced to become a man and reveal his identity. How can I say that the taste of women's clothing is gone in an instant? Then later on, I feel that the author's narration is to let the protagonist dress up as a woman and start a harem! Shouldn't the main line of the system be to conquer the Son of Luck and become stronger! This is a plot where one's identity is exposed and one feels like a harem. How does the protagonist become stronger in the end?

The author asked in the book if he wanted a female protagonist? I think the title of this book and the system in the content are unnecessary! Because the protagonist is the best heroine, if another heroine enters, the main plot will feel like it will put the cart before the horse! After all, the system requires the protagonist to defeat each Son of Luck and then become stronger. During the process of conquering, the protagonist uses his superb "tea art" to capture them, and it happens that when the protagonist uses tea art to defeat the Son of Luck, this is the exciting part. Of course, it would be even more classic if the Shura Field of the Son of Luck can be produced. So I feel that the addition of other female protagonists will overshadow the brightness of this book! Of course, it doesn't mean that there can't be female characters at all. The supporting characters still play a big role in this book. Only with supporting roles can the protagonist shine! As for this degree, please let the author consider it. This is just my personal opinion. If the author reads it and is willing to refer to it, please consider it. If you feel that I am talking nonsense, just laugh it off!

Fortunately it's not a romance novel. This guy named Bai is a ****. If it were really a romance novel, I would vomit.

Can the protagonist's cultivation level not always be regarded as the superficial cultivation level in the early stage of Qi Condensation, and be mentioned appropriately?

Come back to me, I want to ask if Zhao Wanqing is the heroine. Based on what she has done before, if she is the heroine, she may have to sacrifice her life to be worthy of it. If not, why did she give Mu Qingran more than 10 million spiritual stones and true essence pills?

Isn't it really this woman? I want to kill the protagonist at every turn, but it's okay if the protagonist doesn't kill her. I was a little confused when reading those chapters. Did the protagonist sleep with the aunt? If so, that's **