After Turning Into a Girl, Even My Sunny-Side-Up Enemy Kneels

Can you tell me what you like and what you don't like? For example, how many slaps in the face, how many daily emotional lines, single or multiple heroines. Or the rhythm is too slow or something like that, but I most likely won't change it. Lily + non-harem I hope everyone can give me a rating, because the rating system requires a certain number of comments before the rating will be displayed. [Working on draft]

On the whole, it's okay. The main reason is that the protagonist is low-level and slow to upgrade, but he encounters too many things. There is a feeling that there is no law in this world, and it is full of low-level criminals. They are obviously low-level and low-level noobs, but they dare to commit murder, rape and robbery and other serious crimes (without considering whether there may be masters among the crowd, or the target is a master). In the end, he is always easily taken down by the protagonists of one or two levels. This is actually a bit illogical, and there is no explanation of the aftermath of being taken down. (For example, how security officers similar to the police handled the follow-up of this matter) Logically speaking, in an orderly society full of supernatural powers, it is unlikely that criminals would be so rampant. Because he has superpowers, it is easy to torture him to find out the truth. At least in a safe area like the city, so many things shouldn't happen. This would make sense if it occurred in a dangerous wilderness area where authorities have no control. However, most of the current events occur in cities, which is very fragmented and counterintuitive. I hope the author will pay attention to this and stop seeing such rookie criminals frequently in the city.

Don't hide your identity, announce your new identity as soon as possible

It's pretty good, but it's too cliche. The main character in the front is useless, and there are slaps in the face. The upgrade is also extremely slow. I saw that the 999+ attributes and other effects were introduced. Now there are only 2 special effects in more than 40 chapters. The most important thing is that the system is sometimes very difficult to choose. Not to mention the rewards are complicated, and how many chapters does it take for the heroine to play the role of a man before it ends? (I feel a little uncomfortable if there are too many chapters.) So I'd better save a few hundred chapters and read them.

I'm not happy about hiding my identity. I'm even more upset when the heroine uses the protagonist's cross-dress as a stand-in. When will her identity be revealed? Readers and friends asked me to come back and watch. I will change the rating when the time comes.

Not much to say, if you are not looking for food and grass, you can still read it. The option system changes to a female novel. The protagonist needs to be a virgin or not, cold-blooded or not. She is decisive in killing but also indecisive. She is not smart in fighting. She is the first to explode. She doesn't want to be found out. Identity, dressing up as a woman without any disguise when going out, the conflict is because of the troubles caused by female identity. I suspect the author has a hatred of men. All the male characters are ugly and wretched, and the handsome ones are sullen and lustful. The protagonist is a man's psychological tangle.

Four points. The plot is good. It's just that the fight scenes were too intense. Do you only know how to fight against enemies and practice with your whip? Don't you know swords, guns, and sticks? Is the plasticity of supernatural powers in vain? Neither does skill development. Powers can enchant the skill's burn. Won't the weapon transformed by the superpower have the burning skill? Weapons transformed by supernatural powers can gain 80% proficiency. What is the concept of this? Proficient in all eighteen martial arts. As a result, all he can do is crack the whip? It's really getting more and more frustrating the more I look at it. I can't watch it anymore if I feel uncomfortable. It really is. A mage is not like a mage, and a melee mage is not like a melee mage.

It's frustrating to watch. The class teacher treats the protagonist in various ways, such as asking him to write a review for 200,000 yuan when entering the door with his left foot, deliberately picking someone who can't be beaten in the competition, etc. He keeps hiding his identity. In summary, he is almost as powerful as the son-in-law of the God of War, but he keeps holding back and being a bastard.

The plot of the game from 27 to 31 seriously affects the reading mood. If this section is not changed, it will be even worse in the future [currently in preparation]

It's all over the place. It's okay if there is less content describing computer accessories.