I Turned into a Little Girl and Didn't Want to Be Found Out, So I Became an Assassin

Let's also give our feedback. Currently, I'm consistently updating two chapters daily. Of course, I remember all the gifts and will add more chapters. I have a backlog of drafts, but I'm afraid that writing too fast will lower the quality, so I don't plan to release them all.

I have to say, I really enjoyed this book. It's the first behind-the-scenes novel I've ever read, and the protagonist is very intelligent. He doesn't have many emotions because he's become a girl; instead, he uses them rationally, which is much better than many other gender-swap novels I've read. Also, many chapter titles contain philosophical themes, which I think is great.

Is the protagonist the villain? Is the protagonist single? Or is he/she 100? It's good, I like it, but one chapter a day is a bit too little, not enough to read.

I just wanted to share my thoughts 🤔. From one perspective, the overly detailed explanations, settings, and some rather obscure foreshadowing (when the author pointed them out, I didn't feel particularly impressed; I just remembered that they existed, nothing special.

This is a rare novel that requires both scientific and humanities thinking to read. I suggest having some basic fighting experience, introductory psychology, sociology, celestial mechanics, computer science, quantum mechanics, and a solid foundation in field theory and functional analysis beforehand. 😏😏 Otherwise, you'll find yourself just saying "I *🤦" when you're trying to understand the premise.

At first, I was a little confused because the book doesn't offer a clear main plot, doesn't give the protagonist a starting area, and doesn't tell the reader what the protagonist's goal is. The characters and plot don't flow like in a typical Godslayer novel, with each element linked to the next; instead, they seem quite random.

This book is great! The behind-the-scenes storyline is exactly what I love, though it did a bit confuse me. It's been a long time since I've read a book that required such brainpower. Author, keep up the good work!

Just dropping this comment for the second time. I recently checked out Gu Zhenren on a classmate's recommendation, and while reading, this book naturally came to mind. However, in terms of its intellectual content and social structure, this book surpasses Gu Zhenren in its sophistication (mainly referring to the underlying principles, and more importantly, the author's interpretation of Nietzsche.

It looks good, the details are great, and it's awesome, but wasn't my search for a transformation story? Wasn't it supposed to be about cute, affectionate girls? How did it turn into this? Where are the cute girls I want? What about everyday moments? Where are the girls? Where are the stickers?

Following the book's pace, it will definitely be a great book, an innovative work in the behind-the-scenes fiction genre.