The Male Lead Turns into a Girl and Somehow Falls in Love with Me Alongside the Heroine

Talk more about love and less about fighting for treasures. After all, we were drawn in by the title of the book

It's not exciting enough, it has the flavor of an ancient fairy tale, but otherwise it's okay. However, one thing to note is that the interaction between the protagonist and his junior sisters is more of a comic type. Readers who cannot understand that feeling may not like this kind of plot like me. After all, the protagonist will be interrupted whenever he wants to do anything, which will be more uncomfortable to experience.

Has the shadow of the return of the Dragon King In the first eighty chapters, the identity is hidden, the opponent always uses his identity to dominate, and the protagonist kills him indiscriminately. Then the article always emphasizes the identity of the opponent. In the eyes of others, he is someone who cannot be offended. It is not a big deal to watch the excitement. He was identified only after he had killed someone. When everyone saw him, he was even more untouchable. As for the opponent, he had no choice but to swallow his anger and end with hatred. The author wants to write that the protagonist does not rely on his identity, travels around the world, and achieves an invincible mind. But there is a problem with this method. It feels like it is based on the plot of Dragon King. It should be a very passionate plot, but when I think about it, I feel very calm. As the Dragon King, he dressed up as a gangster in a local shop and provoked a certain second generation. The second generation used his father's identity to dominate. The Dragon King suddenly showed his murderous intention and tried his best to hide his identity. He kidnapped the second generation and was found by his elders. I tried my best and couldn't deal with it, so I was forced to have no choice; I smiled lightly and said, no longer hiding my breath, I am the Dragon King! Who dares to hang me? Who can hang me? In an instant, Jin was out of the circle, entertainment circle, political circle,,, circle circle again. From now on, he has completely transformed from a hooligan into a big shot in a certain circle. As for those who provoke him, they will naturally kill those who deserve to be killed, destroy those who deserve to be destroyed, and surrender to those who deserve to be surrendered. Good example

I've caught up with the latest chapter, so I'll write a long review. The look and feel is closer to a certain point of "Who Let Him Cultivate Immortality", which I personally like better. To be honest, I was a little surprised when I saw someone in the comments saying that they were too aggrieved. Is it aggrieved to be slightly beaten without any malice by two loli elders in the sect who are much more powerful than me? Is it aggrieved to be treated differently by a beautiful master (even the master has no ill intentions towards the protagonist, but is more interested in the reincarnation of his old sweetheart), oh, this may be regarded as aggrieved, but if this aggrievedness is gone, then where will the refreshing feeling of taking in both the male and female protagonists be reflected? However, I was relieved to see the small print under those comments - "Read (less than) 30 minutes at time of review"... I was relieved. I guess the so-called writing method that is not aggrieved should be a world similar to "Eternal Life", right? But I have to say that this book is essentially an alternative romance novel. Cultivation to immortality only fills out the framework of the world view. A humane plot is more suitable to be integrated with the main line of love. If it were to write a world of cultivating immortality with decisive killing and all the characters frowning as soon as they go out, then this book would really be ruined. Finally, let's analyze why there are comments about being frustrated. I personally suspect that the protagonist's ruthless attitude toward others at the beginning gave readers the illusion that this was a traditional novel about killing and cultivating immortals, and gave them expectations they shouldn't have. I personally think this is the real problem with this book. My personal suggestion is that the protagonist and the protagonist's opponent should be more harmonious and mature outside. In other words, the handling of affairs should be closer to the real world. Finally, if my overall estimate of this book is not in line with the author's original intention, just assume that what I said above is all fp.

The subject matter of the novel is relatively novel and the emotions are handled delicately. Personally, I feel that the most enjoyable part of this work is the step-by-step process in which the master falls for the master (it would be boring if the male protagonist actively pursues him). From the initial disdain, to curiosity, and finally to secret feelings, of course, the emotional changes must be reasonable, not abrupt, and gradual. The author has handled this aspect well so far, it is very reasonable, and it is not that kind of trivial writing. In terms of cultivation, I hope that the male protagonist will be unparalleled in combat and reach the extreme or surpass the extreme in every realm (which is cool). After all, only special, powerful, and unique men will be attracted to the best women (masters). This is eternal. In addition to master and disciple, you can also accept other outstanding women. I personally like to read harem stories.

It's okay. Although there are logical loopholes, it doesn't affect the perception. Most of the villains are brainless characters who target the protagonist. Fortunately, not all of them are normal people. The relationship progress of the male and female protagonists is not sudden. Reading the comments, it seems that there were some small poisonous points in the past, but the author has changed them after listening to the advice. My impression is pretty good (the only problem is that there are too many fights. This kind of fighting is okay in comics or anime, but in novels, it takes up too much space and is boring. The author also knows what everyone is here to see, so he should try to write as little fighting as possible.) Come on, author.

It's full of poison resistance, and I almost died from the poison. Generally speaking, it's okay. People who like to watch it should think it's okay, right? Anyway, I was almost poisoned to death. I can barely watch it without me. I can only say that this is something that a minority group can watch.

It's very good-looking, much better than Mu Yun's book. The subject matter is novel, and the character of the male protagonist is well developed. Please don't write it like that later. Write more about daily emotions, and the most important thing is (education and training). Highly recommended.

The pace is fast, it doesn't drag out, and it has emotions. It doesn't drag on, and it also has fighting. Anyway, it's a very comprehensive book, and the subject matter is also very novel. It's worth reading.

Overall it's good. It would be much better if there were less fighting plots and more love plots and Shura fields. After all, the main direction of this book should be love and Shura fields, not the male protagonist's upgrade.