We Swapped Bodies, and I Spoiled Myself Rotten

Woohoo, daddy Gao must be with mommy! T^T If we don't have this, I would be unhappy if we weren't together! (；′⌒`)

Very interesting, but the character of a drug lord is not interesting to write about... Poisonous!

The articles are actually pretty good, but I really can't accept the heroine's mother and Du Niao being together (probably, I only saw around chapter 50) [face covering]

Hahahaha, it's really amazing. The boss is seduced by his own voice, and the beautiful woman is confused by her beauty. What makes the heroine say to her body, "You look so soft and smell so good, can you let me kiss you?" And the hero looks at his body with gentle eyes and his heart is beating loudly. Hahahaha, the boss is really letting himself go when he penetrates the heroine's body, right? Hahahahahahahaha, it makes the heroine angry every time, but the heroine can't get angry at her beautiful face. Both of them love themselves so much that I really worry that they will fall in love with me one day.

It's super funny, and you won't lose money if you invest in it. I just hope that the male and female protagonists won't be swapped back in the end.

The main plot is so funny and sweet. I originally wanted to give it a full 5 stars for both hands and feet, but I was particularly uncomfortable with this sub-plot. Maybe I wanted to protect the military brothers too much. I would rather the heroine was just misunderstood to be Xu Sheng, Xu is just a hypocritical character with a non-military profession, and Gao Cai is an undercover, but in the middle, one of the heroines beat someone to death on the phone, which was too bloody and violent. Maybe I didn't understand it - or the two men's souls also exchanged... Anyway, the sub-line is currently not perfect, no matter how you write it, the two men are uncomfortable. ——For the sake of the main plot, Ge Ying has to continue shouting "Come on" [awkward laugh]

I think the male protagonists have been pampered to no end, and they have adapted very well to their new gender. As for Dad Gao and Ma Jiang, because my top male protagonist is a dead anti-narcotics policeman, I was very resistant to Dad Gao's identity as a drug lord at first, but seeing that there may be a reversal later, and the plot really attracted me, so I'm just looking forward to it [take a closer look] The author is very 6 [like]

It made me laugh to death. This book is quite funny, and the plot is very smooth. Why do I feel that they don't need to be replaced?

The problem of drug lords really makes me feel very incredible. 1. The heroine's mother and Gao are together. They have been friends since childhood. The heroine's mother is not the kind of person who says that she is full of love. The friendship between youth and Gao's constant help in middle age is the reason why they are together. I think this has nothing to do with the drug lord's cleansing. 2. I'm not sure about the whitewashing that everyone thinks in the article. Do you think that the two dying together in the end is a happy ending? At this point, the contradiction is actually a very strange thing. As early as the beginning, the author mentioned Gao's identity as a drug lord. The author revealed in the beginning of writing that Gao and the heroine's mother will not have a happy future life. The author's attitude at the beginning was that drug lords must die. 3. Everyone has been saying that the author whitewashed the drug lords. Secondly, do you think that Gao rescued some police officers described in the book? Human beings are born complex individuals, and Gao's growth experience has told us that becoming a drug lord is his inevitable future. Because of the development in the book, if he had not worked hard, he would have died in his youth. The motherland he sang with the heroine's mother and his youthful dream of being a police officer can actually reflect the brightness of his life. When he was abroad, he would rescue undercover policemen, but when he was at home, he would kill those policemen without hesitation because of business. This is the complexity of human beings. In fact, it is not difficult to see Gao's role in the book. Of course, this is just my personal opinion: the author's description of Gao, a supporting role, should actually be to describe a relatively complex character who wanted to be a policeman when he was young and high-spirited, but was forced by reality to become a drug lord. Gao's death is inevitable. This actually illustrates the author's attitude towards drug lords, right? Of course, these are just my personal attitudes. I hope everyone can come to me with the idea of ​​​​discussing their views in the book and discuss it together. Don't curse people right away. After all, it must be you who are wrong.

The author's writing is so good, keep it up 😊, I hope the male and female protagonists will not switch back