I Became a Girl, but I Don't Want to Fall for My Best Friend

In the past, the taste of marriage-changing novels was 😳. The protagonist changed from male to female but maintained the mentality of a man. He gradually moved closer to a woman through each experience. Generally, the protagonist would reconcile with his past and become a real woman in the later stage. It's this taste, this kind of emotion. It's rare to have such a story about changing marriage in a situation like Tomato where the standards are relatively strict. I'm so moved 😢 In the past, the flavor of marriage-changing novels was that the protagonist changed from male to female, but his mentality was still male. The protagonist who was a novice in love was taken over step by step by his good gay friend who was a veteran in love for ten years. After the male's inner struggle, he fell in love with his good friend step by step. Classic story, familiar flavor. The protagonist is a computer expert with strong work ability. Before his gender change, he also had an androgynous face. He and the male protagonist were first friends on the Internet, and were mistaken for women by the male protagonist. Later, he found out that he was a male. After the protagonist's gender change, he immediately broke out emotionally and won the protagonist step by step. The male protagonist is a second-generation rich man who runs a company. He uses his status as a gay friend for ten years to make the protagonist let down his guard and boil a frog in warm water. Some people say that there is Xiong Jing, but to be honest, that character is considered a supporting role and is the apprentice of the protagonist. He is helped a lot by the male protagonist at work and is regarded as a friend by the male protagonist (the protagonist is a male at the time). His strength is really poor. Although he also likes the protagonist, there is no ambiguity. After meeting and having dinner with the protagonist a few times, he knows that there is no chance for him and the protagonist, nor can he go back to the past, so he disappears and stays away from the protagonist's life. Some readers don't like his character, but it's okay. They regard him as a character who is willing to go out of his way to help his brothers and is loyal, but has low emotional intelligence and has rather extreme methods. The protagonist is a relatively conservative character who longs for the love of the same soul and refuses sex before marriage, but there are still a lot of small ambiguities (sharing the same bed, hugging, kissing, etc.) It's finished. Although I feel like I still have some left to write, there's really nothing I can do about it if my grades aren't good. The only regret about this book is the male protagonist Gao Haoyang. Personally, I don't have a very good impression of Playboy, but I can understand and accept it. However, later I saw that when the male protagonist was a Playboy, there was a woman who was sincerely attracted to her. Although they did not get together due to the difference in their identities, I still couldn't accept the fact that I was sincerely moved. I feel very sorry for the heroine. She is a very good person, but she belittles herself too much. Overall, the male protagonist is pretty good, but Wangshu deserves better.

It's very interesting, and the writing is very rational. It's one of the few good-looking novels about marriage change that I've read on Tomato. It describes the psychological process of the protagonist changing from a man to a girl in great detail. It's so damn real, and it's very interesting to read. I'm hooked.

Don't act like a hero, don't act like a yandere. You can express some insights on life, and then just write it as a sweet article.

Although it was already a completed work when I watched it, I have to say that it is a very interesting plot. Although I read some people's comments in the middle and learned that some of the characters in it were from the author's first work. As I interacted with the protagonist of this work, I wanted to watch it, but unfortunately I was I blocked it 😢, but I still have a good time watching this book. After all, every character interaction is great. Although there are some riddles, it is still very interesting to watch. Although it is already a completed work, I still want to leave a review first. After reading it, I will post all my thoughts in the follow-up review.

Been following it since the first book. To be honest, out of the three books, I feel the first one is the best. The plot of Qin Xiao's story is very logical and compact, and there is no long boring daily routine. Moreover, the logic of the first book was flawless and the character changes were reasonable. However, the later plot felt like it ended without filling in many pitfalls, and there was a big difference between the return to Linshan and the part in Jiangning in the later stage. I haven't finished the second book yet, but this one feels too everyday. Several chapters are filled with dialogues, and the first half feels similar to the previous books. There are too many plots and it's not very good because it's too boring. However, this author's writing style is considered to be T1 level on the Red Vegetable app, and I like it very much. I hope the author will notify me when he changes platforms in the future so that I can follow him.

It's pretty good. I've read one written by the author before, about Aunt Yuming and Silent Chen Xiao? (But I seem to have forgotten it a long time ago), and I can't find it now. I would like to ask if the author has a fan base [sending heartfelt wishes], and I would like to support it.

The author's description of the heroine's psychology is very classic. I think that's what I mainly read about changing marriage. Except that I don't like watching male characters, everything else is pretty good.

It's full of haze, the writing is very good, and it feels comfortable to read. It's just a bit sparse, so I'm saving up to read it slowly, and the author is a big fan 🥰

The writing is first-rate and the storyline is great 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

This book is okay, but the part about evil thoughts made me a little scared