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

It's a good read, and while it's a bit ecchi (it's yuri), if you can accept the premise, there aren't many problems with the book. The only issue is that some of the fight scenes are a bit long. Most readers who clicked in and are still reading are probably there because of the author's interest in the narcissistic elements. Hopefully, the author will continue writing.

The plot is quite interesting. Whether it's a one-woman marriage, a futa relationship, a normal male-oriented story, or a gender-switching story, I can accept it all. However, I definitely can't accept the ending of the previous book, which was abandoned.

Is it ultimately a hundred?

Overall, this book is quite good, with an interesting premise. The characters are well-developed, with both the protagonist and his clones having their own distinct traits. The only drawback is that it's a bit too slow-paced for a transformation novel, though this can also be considered one of its strengths; the mix of transformation elements into the main plot makes it quite enjoyable.

Has it changed to 100, or not? Author, please reveal that!

Narcissus's harem, seemingly undergoing a gradual transformation into a hundred.

Dear author, when did the original body become a clone, Feng Yuan?

It's indeed well-written, from the writing style and plot arrangement to the logic of the characters' actions and the protagonist's change in mindset after experiencing a major event. As a novel on Tomato, its quality is at least in the top 90%. What's particularly commendable is that there are almost no arbitrarily placed or described supporting characters or extras just to advance the plot.

Yes, it's good. Clearly a good novel (at least in my opinion), the characters are very vivid, and the minor characters are handled very well. The world-building seems promising. Also, it's a genre I haven't read before. 👍 The writing is excellent.

It's quite novel and suits my taste. It would be even better if it had a loli clone! 😏