I’m Female, but My Gender Is Male: Getting a Wife to Help With the Farming

This is a very nice book. All the author's books are nice, but they are a bit short. I finally reached chapter 153 of this book and stopped pursuing it.

The theme is novel, a woman dresses as a man, marries a wife and is bound to the system, sells ginseng and Ganoderma, and finds a treasure! How wonderful! I could have waited and become a wealthy landlord! As a result, he was forced to join the army! It's very miserable... I can't hold my soft wife, I can't sleep, and a man in a tent grinds his teeth and gives up grunting... Forget it, luckily there is a system to save his life. Let's see how the protagonist uses the system to become a general! [Cool]

The story is so exciting, a very novel theme. The soul of a modern migrant worker is transported into the body of an ancient man. When he opens his eyes, he sees flowers and candles in the wedding room and a charming little daughter-in-law. The male protagonist has a strong system and leads the whole family to live a good life. Later, he is drafted into the army and becomes a general step by step. When he encounters a rebellion, The general is the biological father of the young daughter-in-law. In the end, the father-in-law elected the male protagonist to be the emperor. The male protagonist and his young daughter-in-law lived in love for a lifetime. Since the male protagonist's heart is a woman, she understands the difficulties of women and raised his young daughter-in-law as a daughter. But the story is a bit short and I haven't read enough. There are too few articles about women wearing men, and I haven't read enough of them. There are very few articles about Tomato, and even fewer are written so well.

It is a short and exciting novel that does not drag out at all. The heroine travels through a bridal chamber to become a man, earns money to build a house and recruits soldiers, and then goes to the battlefield to become a general. She discovers her daughter-in-law's life experience, recognizes her, rebels against the city, and supports her to become the emperor, realizing the prosperity of the Kaiping era. After the prince ascends the throne, he travels around the mountains and rivers and ends up spreading flowers.

I've finished reading it. It was pretty good at first. The Golden Finger is so thick [laughter] [laughter] [laughter] and the author's writing is very straightforward, without so many twists and turns, which makes people feel very smooth while watching it. It just doesn't read like a woman wearing a man's clothes, it's too smooth, as if she was originally a man. I don't like to read novels about fighting, and I skip them whenever I see fighting. Then after skipping, I actually found out that the male protagonist (I typed the word "male protagonist" subconsciously, I really didn't feel that he was a female soul) became the emperor [laughing and crying] The male co-star ended up quite miserably. I skipped watching it in the end. Speaking of the ending alone, I thought the male co-star was very miserable. He didn't marry the one he liked. In the end, he got someone he liked and ended up like this [face covering] Anyway, it felt very miserable.

The subject matter is very novel, and I have read a lot of articles about women dressing up as men, but this is the first time I saw a woman dressing up as a man, married a wife, and had children, and it was a dream come true. The protagonist's wife is so well-behaved, soft and cute but also tough and sharp. She is a good girl who will probably live a good life no matter who she marries. Even though the protagonist has become a man, his soul is still that of a girl and can sympathize with women. Not only does he feel sorry for his wife, but he is also very kind to all the female characters. Even the female villain is spared his life because he is afraid that she will go crazy if she does something bad. Very good, pretty.

It's pretty cool. It's the first time I've seen a woman wearing a man's body. I'm really impressed. The male protagonist (female) is gentle and strong, the female protagonist is cute and cute, and the male protagonist has a hot weapon with golden fingers but will not use it casually to harm others. This design is great! Through this article, I fell in love with a new type: women wearing men [OK] I hope the author can also write about women wearing men's clothes hahahahaha

It's very interesting and novel, the plot is not protracted, the characters are distinct, the contrast between before and after is obvious, and there is no contradiction. The male protagonist suddenly turns into a female. Some of the thoughts are very real. If I were a male, I would think the same. The only drawback is that one chapter a day is too few. You should work hard to write more chapters. I can't even eat one chapter a day. How long does it take to read it once [crying]

I like the author's writing style. It's more relaxing and not tiring, and I feel better.

The female-to-male author has very bold ideas and dares to try, which is great! A deliberate marriage change changed the ending of the two women [Zhao Tao and Zhao Li]! The early plot revolves around the family's shortcomings and changing the current predicament to make money with the brothers and family. It was probably a female-to-male transformation, and she felt that Ye Ze was not decisive and ruthless enough in his actions. Especially when it comes to dealing with the best relatives, they come out again and again. Because Ye Zechuan was an office worker before he came here, and he has a good way of dealing with people! Therefore, people find fault in dealing with mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, superiors and subordinates, and being a son-in-law... Etc. He is a good person and received a lot of help in the later stage. [Coupled with the awesome existence of the system mall] The female protagonist Zhao Li and the male protagonist Ye Ze have relatively few emotional scenes, and they were only arranged at the end. The whole storyline can be said to be very routine, lacking some thrilling excitement. Of course, everyone has their own preferences for radishes and greens, and I only speak for myself. Interested book fans can try reading it