I Must Be Seeing Things: The Queen of Pop and I Swapped Bodies!

It's almost the same as the introduction. I hope I won't change it back.

Similar to another swap novel, the IT man and the female singer swap bodies. The overall writing of that novel is also good. It doesn't include those vulgar scenes of pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger. It is overall more relaxed and realistic. But the disadvantage is that the plot is relatively bland, especially the emotional experiences of the male and female protagonists, and there is too little description of the psychological journey. I hope the author of this book can learn a lesson. All kinds of interesting things will definitely happen when men and women swap bodies. In the process of playing each other's roles, they can deeply experience each other's difficulties, including identity changes, gender differences, differences in social circles, etc. In addition, as the plot develops, the two should help each other, gradually develop a good impression, and eventually fall in love. After all, no one can find anyone else to fall in love with and get married except for the other person, right?

So far, the plot is good, but it's a bit similar to the one at a certain point.

You definitely have to replace it, but it's best not to do it too frequently.

Why was it suddenly taken off the shelves?

This is the most enjoyable and smoothest swap flow novel I have ever read. In the past, I had either liver pain or stomach pain, as well as various other awkward problems. This is already very good. There is a direct showdown at the beginning, which is faster and more direct than the "Your Name" episode. I like this non-delayed and direct approach! Do it quickly, do it quickly, it looks good, I love watching it, update it soon! [Adoration]

The overall feeling is that it is stable, and the characterization and plot advancement are fairly balanced. The only thing is that there is a slight gap in psychological maturity between the male protagonist and the female protagonist. The female protagonist is trying to understand and accept everything about the male protagonist, but the male protagonist makes people feel that he does not really accept the female protagonist. It is obviously the fastest way to understand and integrate, but the male protagonist resists such communication because he is too egotistical. I think this is artificially creating inequality. Fortunately, the female protagonist is mature enough and can tolerate and accept these small shortcomings of the male protagonist. I hope this was deliberately arranged by the author to reflect the psychological growth of the male protagonist.

Why did it suddenly disappear?

A nice little sweet article. There isn't much bloody urban content. The emotional scenes between the two are also quite natural and not artificial. Hmm... But I personally don't have the desire to update it. Still very good.

It's a very good setting. After time travel, men and women cross paths with each other. After reading a few chapters, it went smoothly. It can be regarded as a fairy tale! Author, please update