Gender Swap: From the Start, I Run into a Perverted Priest

Coordinates Chapter 36. Let me talk about the conclusion first. It is a book with a very low reading cost and there is no pressure to read it. Whether you want to keep a book or not, I personally recommend reading the first copy first. There are no obvious poisonous points in the overall reading, the sentences are smooth, the wording is accurate, and there are no major problems in the logic of the characters' behavior. If you want to read, you can jump into the pit vertically. What attracts me to this book is that the arrangement of copy and reality is relatively comfortable, unlike some infinite streams that almost abandon real content. At the same time, the first copy was unexpectedly interesting, and I hope there will be follow-up development. The protagonist's personality and fighting style are pretty good for me, and the supporting characters are also interesting. Let's talk about the shortcomings. The biggest problem is that the author's ability to explain information and settings is relatively weak. After chapter 30, there are still large paragraphs to explain settings. In my personal opinion, since the overall setting of the story is relatively "mature", it can almost be regarded as having no threshold (of course, this is not a poisonous point). Therefore, there is no need to specifically state some views and information that everyone can easily understand or already know. Instead, focus more on the character's thinking, psychological activities, dialogue and other content that can enrich the character's image. This also leads to the second question. The image of the protagonist is a bit thin for a 30+ page. Of course, it is understandable that the author hopes to create a protagonist who is calm and emotionally stable, but this does not conflict with arranging more image shaping and behavioral motivations. At least I personally hope to see a breakthrough in this aspect in the future. Above. Coordinates Chapter 73. I have updated 30 chapters, but unfortunately there is too little effective content, and more than half of them are about fighting. If it's not to your personal taste, be prepared to run away.

A good new book. It doesn't have the common problem with transformation stories in 🍅, where the protagonist blushes and gets teased at every turn.

When you update, subtle flaws will be magnified, and the greenness of the writing will be criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the progress of the plot is paid more attention to. By the time you reach the third watch, minor praise begins to occur and the number of dead harvests begins to decrease. When you update the fifth update, readers' support will spontaneously form, and the voices of praise will become louder and louder. When you are at the tenth watch, the Confucian debates are deafening, and the tolerant attitude is implemented both internally and externally. 😏😏😏

It's okay, but I haven't used the artificial intelligence since I bought it 😂

A rare normal foreign persimmon book, Haoyan🤓👍

Changes are simple, the writing style is excellent, and the literary style is partial. There is zero description of women's clothing, women's bodies, and women's degeneration. A perfect adaptation of the infinite-stream death game genre. Although the heroine can almost be treated as a genderless heroine, the battle scenes are full of descriptions, the plot is compact, and the story is refreshing. The heroine is semi-invincible. There is no boring part throughout the whole process. The pacing is not good, and it is a pity that it was discontinued. . . Collected it, waiting for the updated series.

It can be regarded as one of the better types of Infinite Liu novels. If you like Infinite Liu novels, you can read it. Although there are some logical loopholes, it is still acceptable. At Chapter 29, you can still read it.

Not bad, but Baihuang consumes too many resources and is of no use. Why can't strong artificial intelligence make money?

Not a lone wolf, the protagonist forms a team, that's all

It looks good, very similar to the style of Samsara Paradise. The descriptions in some parts are relatively direct. The author can try the narrative method of soul games, showing the world view through short dialogues and the like. The updates are a bit sparse. Mosquito writes 8,000 words a day, and the author needs to update more.