I Am Intersex

My grandma's almost 60 years old, and she's already finished the whole four-part series! This is her second time reading this one… "Xiao Xu" actually means "a small story," there's a whole lot more to tell, it just depends on whether she's willing to continue… Her knowledge isn't just broad, it's incredibly vast…

This is a very good novel. Many people say that Jiaolong's personality is hesitant and indecisive, but I think that's more in line with the book's title. A hermaphrodite, isn't that half and half? Jiaolong's personality has the responsibility and forbearance of a man, as well as the sensitivity and vulnerability of a woman, which makes the character more three-dimensional and profound.

I wanted to read it again after finishing it once. I've never been so engrossed in a novel before; it's just so well-written.

It's a good read. I hope Xiaoxu writes more novels like this. We all love reading about Ma Jiaolong and Zhuo Jing. I hope to see Cheng Baize's happy life in the future. I think Cheng Baize is a good person, and I feel so sorry for him. Although the ending wasn't the happy one I imagined, at least I've let go of the past.

It's a great read with a very engaging plot. It's not just a supernatural horror novel; the romance storyline runs throughout the entire story and is described in great detail. The two styles are interwoven and complement each other perfectly, making it a truly excellent read. I feel so sorry for Cheng Baize…

Looking forward to the TV series' release! The plot is full of twists and turns, with surprises and scares galore. The characters are vividly portrayed, and the language is simple and down-to-earth, making it feel like it's happening right next door. The protagonist's transformation is believable and reasonable. It's a good cure for depression and a masterpiece worth treasuring. ♥

Jiaolong was the last book in Xiaoxu's Onmyoji series that I read. The order I read it was: *Xuxurusheng*, *Female Diviner* (Zhuque), *Female Master* (Baosi), and *Onmyoji* (Jiaolong). Jiaolong possesses extraordinary innate talent, making it easy for her to rise to power, and later undergoes tribulation.

The story is fast-paced and engaging, with humorous and touching moments. The characters are well-developed; there are no perfect characters out there. Different life environments simply shape different personalities. It's worth reading. The author is excellent. Personally, I think it's better than "The Female Teacher's" book.

I've watched it so many times. The first time I saw it, I was terrified by the hermaphrodite, but then the female fortune teller and female master came to life so vividly that I became less and less afraid.

I watched "Lifelike" first, then "I Am a Yin-Yang Person," "I Am a Female Fortune Teller," and "I Am a Female Physiognomist." I found "Lifelike" to be the most terrifying and despairing, especially the invincible Yuan Qiong; it made me feel utterly hopeless! Finally, she became an evil sorcerer, pulling off a miraculous escape from certain death! That was a relief.