For Five Million, I’m Becoming a Girl Starting Today!

There is a kind of Renaissance beauty, just like the feeling I had when I first read Transformation in 2011. Especially the beginning paragraph, it is simply the psychological process of the protagonist in the previous novels from being unable to accept it to slowly accepting it and then to accepting it. In the past novels, ten chapters were written specifically to express the protagonist's state of mind. The same is true for this novel.

Articles that are factual rather than fanciful. It is said to be a sex change, but the heroine is actually a girl who was born with pseudohermaphroditism and was raised as a boy by mistake. It brings together almost all the beauty in the world and is worth seeing.

I skipped a few chapters before and didn't see the author's words at the end of the third volume. I had time to catch up today, and suddenly I didn't care so much about the lack of content and the dragging of the plot. Overall, the setting of this book really impressed me, the writing was also good, and I could immerse myself in the plot. I'm also looking forward to the scene where Xiao Mo and his sister get along as sisters. Looking forward to the day Zhaoyan wakes up, Looking forward to the day when Xiao Mo and his family will recognize each other... Now I'm looking forward to the next update every day. Even if there are other books of the same type, even if the writing is better, I'm afraid I won't be able to read it. So, the author, you must get to the end! In reality, it doesn't matter if the update is slow due to work reasons. I can wait, I just hope it doesn't stop (ps: I have experienced several times where a book that I particularly liked has died halfway...) Come on, author!

It's so good, and it's an orthodox book about changing marriage. Nowadays, there are many books written under the banner of changing marriage that look like women's videos, completely forgetting the essence of the word change: the mental process of changing from male to female and the process of physical change. A good book about changing and marrying, both changing and marrying are indispensable

The writing, pacing, and characterization of this book are excellent. The writing style is clear and elegant, natural and plain. Su Mo occasionally has wild and beautiful imagination, romantic and beautiful metaphors, and warm details that touch people's hearts. This kind of writing style is already top-notch in Tomato (after all, many Tomato books have a very impetuous writing style, which is tiring to read). There is no deviation in the characters of the main characters such as Su Mo, Secretary Jin, and He Chi in this book. This is the surface level of this book, which can also be said to be the basics. It is already a good source of information for the audience of this book. If you look deeper into the concept of this book, the core of the story, and the negative traits of the characters (the positive ones are already obvious), you can also think about a lot of things. This book is supposed to be a combination of romanticism and realism (with a touch of postmodernism?). The cause and effect of the car accident between Su Mo and He Chaoyan (Su Mo's replacement and other matters later), and grandpa's fall are all dramatic and accidental; at the same time, Su Mo's identity as He Chenxi is revealed. A series of coincidences and reversals make the reader's emotions rise and fall, adding tension and attraction to the story. Su Mo's identity changed dramatically from a struggling little person at the bottom of society to a rich and powerful daughter. It satisfies readers' yearning for an ideal life. At the same time, Su Mo's new exploration of family, friendship, and love under his new identity is also one of the main highlights. But this book also describes the efforts of the people at the bottom of society when they encounter difficulties. Just like Su Mo, even if there are all kinds of difficulties in life, even if he is cheated, even if he is let down by those he trusts, he never gives up and still maintains his kindness and purity (she is so cute!). That confidence and positive attitude towards life are rare and noble. Continuous suffering is the reason why faith is constantly needed. This is the principle of faith and cannot be changed slightly. I believe it is consistent with the author's desired attitude towards life. Entering the world of wealthy people through Su Mo shows the huge difference between the lower class and the upper class. This contrast not only reveals the social reality, but also conforms to the realistic creative technique. After experiencing identity exchange, he gradually realizes his own value and the complexity of his identity. This growth and transformation reflects realism's deep exploration of the inner world of the characters. At the same time, after Su Mo experienced an identity transformation, she gradually realized her own value and the complexity of her identity (especially coupled with her transformation). This growth and transformation reflected the realist analysis and deconstruction of her inner world. In this book, Su Mo explores identity (Su Mo or He Chaoyan, boy or girl) and blurs reality and illusion, (maybe it has the characteristics of postmodernism?), Especially the exploration of identity and self-understanding (knowing the truth about oneself is just as important as knowing the truth about other areas of life - Karen Horney). When I saw little Su Mo gradually accept her gender change, recognize her own value, no longer have the please-pleasure personality that Secretary Jin said, and live out her own life. I thought about myself, who had always been thinking from the perspective of others, constantly consuming my own energy, and not recognizing my own value. I'm so happy that little Su Mo has found herself, the person she loves and the person who loves her. One additional point: When Su Mo successfully rescued his grandfather after getting He Chi's help, I was pessimistic at the time, because a person who worked so hard still needed an illusory power (the author's power) to solve her problem and achieve a class jump after working hard. But after thinking about it after being pessimistic, this may be Su Mo's fate. After hard work, she finally achieved a good result. No matter how she achieved it, this is also the most sincere desire of the broad masses of the people - good people are rewarded, and everyone can get a good result. The author's point of view conveyed through such a plot is that he hopes everyone can work hard like Su Mo. Finally get a good ending. (The so-called destiny means that this "human drama" requires a variety of characters. To make a drama attractive, there must be conflicts between contradictory characters. The premise of contradictions and conflicts is the character of the characters, and their situations are different and even very different - Shi Tiesheng) If according to this standard, the human drama of this book may also be exciting. The author writes very well, five stars for encouragement! ! !

The emotions are delicate and very in line with my taste. I just think that when He's mother knows the truth, she may think of "Yan Yan" in her arms and say, "I wish she was Mo'er's mother." Will it make me feel particularly distressed?

It is an absolute high-scoring masterpiece. I have been a bookworm for more than 10 years. The main plot is clear and clear, the sub-main plot is ups and downs, the overall logic is clear, all kinds of pitfalls are filled, and the plot is not boring at all. What a great book I've read in recent years!

Please don't miss this book if you read it. Meow'- ̗̀ ෆ(˶'ᵕ'˶)ෆ ̖́- You must have a little patience to read it. It may not be so fascinating at the beginning, but after a few dozen chapters, it will suddenly become enlightened, like a peach blossom garden, so don't miss it. Be sure to try to read dozens of chapters. The author also obviously put a lot of thought into writing. It is a very delicate writing style. It is not the conventional flow of Tomato's brainless style, but the classic type of early transformation literature with full characterization and rich psychological description. I also hope that the author will insist on writing it, meow. Don't be a eunuch, otherwise it will be really sad, meow.

A very good book. The explanation of transformation, that is, the autonomy of identity, is something that other transformation books on the market do not have. As far as the plot is concerned, it is quite good and the design is very good. As far as my personal opinion is concerned, I feel that the overall rhythm of the plot is slightly less than good. It's just that some of the overviews of cross-sex hormone treatment are a bit wrong, even though the protagonist is pseudo-hermaphrodite. But the overall shortcomings are not concealed. The identity thinking it provides is a depth that few works on the market are willing to touch.

It's very interesting, and the description of the protagonist's heart is very good. There are changes, processes, and ups and downs. It's much more interesting than the system articles and sweet articles on the street (PS is not to belittle system articles, I just think the system is boring)