Oh My God! He Turned into a Girl

First of all, I like this book so much, but I don't want to talk about the advantages (read it yourself). The whole story has a main line and a hidden line. The main line is the perspective of the female protagonist, and the hidden line is the perspective of the male protagonist (as for the content, I will not spoil it). Overall, if we look at it more strictly, it cannot be considered as a remarriage (in my humble opinion, it would be more interesting if we overcome difficulties). Also, the interaction between the male and female protagonists is very interesting both overtly and covertly, especially in the last few chapters. I watched Chapter 160 just for this reason hahahahahahahahahaha.

I don't know if it's a real remarriage or a fake remarriage?

Looking at the protagonists who dress up as women, which one is not high-spirited, pointing out the country, wanton and unrestrained, I wish I could slap my face on the city gate: Hahaha, look at me, I am a man, I am a man and not a woman. Look at our poor little men and women, those in disguise, those wearing masks, those with disheveled hair, those in cross-dressing and with their breasts tied, those who cry and wipe their tears, my God! I'm too embarrassed to see anyone, I'm sorry for my ancestors. Go on, I am not targeting you, the author, I just think this is probably caused by the mentality of "men are superior to women"

The content is colorful, that's why it's necessary to add a bit of fantasy into it (ง ˙o˙)ว

It's all time travellers, it's so lively

Although I shouldn't argue with a tortoise, my mental mysophobia still makes me unbearable.

It's pretty cool, come on^0^~

Very nice, my baby

I can't say what's weird about it, but overall it's pretty good. I recommend watching [Chigua]

A pretty good type of remarrying, I like it