After Changing Gender, I Found Out My Cold Senior Is a Loli-Con

Overall, this book is well-written. The author clearly has their own ideas. While the plot isn't particularly original, the writing style is good and it's a comfortable read. However, there's one particularly oppressive section—two people clearly have something to say but refuse to speak up.

It's so sweet! I just love seeing yuri (lesbian) couples cuddling and kissing. It doesn't necessarily have to be explicit; just the everyday interactions like feeding each other, holding hands, and hugging are so delightful. I have absolutely no resistance to these kinds of sweet, slice-of-life stories ❤️.

The missing one is because it looks a bit strange. The main issues are that some parts don't quite make sense or seem intuitive. For example, the protagonist's extreme trust and dependence on his senior seems illogical, considering he used to live alone. Also, the senior's unspoken and unexplained "friend zone" treatment, followed by the protagonist's timid state until chapter 35, is very strange.

So good!

(´இωஇ`) So pretty, so pretty, so pretty! ´இωஇ

🤔First of all, I really don't understand why the protagonist, who took the initiative to confess, became so... Conservative after turning into a woman? 🤦At the beginning, everyone thought the female lead was the one pursuing the protagonist, but it turns out the protagonist confessed first? 🤦Or did the female lead spend ages preparing to confess, only to be rejected by the protagonist on a whim?

I eat, eat, eat

Are you kidding me? I only didn't watch it yesterday, and it's already finished! 😢

The moat is so beautiful!

Awkward, beautiful, awkward, beautiful, awkward, beautiful, candy, delicious. Okay, as another book I stayed up all night to finish, I'm adding a review. This novel gave me a wonderful feeling, like a musical cover song given a fresh twist. A mundane life is disrupted, perhaps with courage, perhaps with cowardice. My insecure self still yearns for clear skies.