Oh No, All My Girl Clones Want to Turn Me into a Girl

It's a good-looking book, Narcissus (but it's a hundred-variable). If you can accept the setting, this book doesn't have any big problems. It's just that some of the fighting is a bit long. Readers who click on it and can continue reading it basically come to Narcissus. I hope the author can continue writing.

The plot is quite interesting. Whether it's about marrying her, supporting her, or whether it's a normal male video or a free gender switch, I think I can accept it. However, I definitely can't accept the fate of the eunuch in the last book.

Will it become a hundred in the end?

This book is generally good, and the setting is quite interesting. Then the character creation is more three-dimensional, and the protagonist and the clone each have their own characteristics. The only drawback is that it is too slow-moving for a transformation novel, but it can also be said to be one of the characteristics. The serious plot mixed with transformation elements is quite interesting to read. The overall feeling of this book is still biased toward traditional immortality novels. It mixes elements of doppelgänger and transformation into traditional immortality novels, so the early stage is relatively good. In the later stage, after the protagonist completes the transformation, the plot itself is similar to that of a female protagonist cultivating immortality. Therefore, it lacks interesting features in the later stage. This is just a personal opinion and may not be correct. I hope the author can discover more interesting points in the future~

Has it changed, or remains the same? Let the author reveal it! ! !

Narcissus harem is suspected of gradually changing into a hundred.

The author is great, when did the original body become the clone of Feng Yuan?

The writing is really good, whether it is the writing style, plot arrangement, the logic of the characters' actions, or the protagonist's change of mentality after experiencing a major event, as a novel on Tomato, its quality is at least the top 90%. What is particularly commendable is that almost no supporting characters and supporting characters are randomly disposed and described just to advance the plot. Judging from the current development, the protagonist group may have different directions, but from the chapters I have read, the supporting characters in the story who have similar settings to the protagonist are suspected of jumping around repeatedly. So the final evaluation is: an excellent slow-burn gradual novel, gold in the history of tomatoes, but there is currently no clear sign of a hammer on the direction of the protagonist group. (The backstabbing case that has been superimposed slowly and transformed into a huge amount of literature is an important reason for the mismatch between popularity and quality. At least I, as a member of the party, am watching it with trepidation now.)

Hmm, nice looking. It's obviously a good novel, (at least in my opinion) the characters are vivid, and the minor characters are handled well. As for the world view, it looks good. Also, it's a genre I've never seen before [Like] The writing is very good

It's relatively novel and in line with my taste. A loli clone would be even better [laughing]