Roommate*************

I have read Chapter 68 so far, and I want to write a comment to guess whether the author will see [make faces] As for the theme of transformation literature, I think it's an old cliche (it seems quite new to me, maybe because I haven't read much, hehe) But every book, the characters in it give me a completely different feeling Just like Gu Xuan, there weren't many cliche logic loopholes in the early stage And I feel that she can tease this idea by combining the old path of transformation. Isn't this a new point? And her good friend Wang Chao, even after the transformation, there will still be more or less intersections, instead of being directly isolated from the world, heaven and earth Including disrupting the plan, causing dissatisfaction with the protagonist and slightly lowering the favorability, so that there is motivation and logic, instead of directly kicking out the former roommate In short, I don't agree with randomly classifying a book into one category after reading Shen Nong. (You must know that writing a book is a technical job, and it does not mean that whatever you think of can be directly expressed in the book) … It's a bit scattered down there, mainly because it's too late, hehe, I have to go to bed early😪 Gu Xuan didn't realize Xixi's lies when faced with it, but I also knew that it was necessary for the plot and there would be nothing wrong with it. I couldn't bear to see Xixi leave, so I searched in the directory and found that there was a male NPC named Xixi in the back, but in fact there was no real one. Since I have read less chapters, the follow-up progress of the plot will have to wait until I read it [OK] [Understood] Finally, please give it your best, the author, and look forward to the follow-up connection between Gu Xuan and her friends [Learned] [Sending Hearts] [Sneaky Smile]

As expected, the straight-forward style of Jianlai suits me. The romance involved made me unable to sleep. I stopped talking and the brothers heard the birds chirping. 😴 First let me talk about the quality, which is really good. The transformation is handled well, and there is nothing particularly stiff. The farewell in the graduation chapter and the development of the two emotional lines were very smooth. But to be honest, cold feelings are really hard to let go of, but I can see that there will be development in the future, and I look forward to the following chapters. The heroine (protagonist) and the other two main female characters are very fully portrayed, and the emotional entanglements and life compromises are all well presented. Well, except for some details that still need to be polished. . Get up tomorrow and read the next career chapter. Good night, everyone.

We still don't know who the other heroine is, whether it's Leng or Zhang. There won't be a Shura field, right?

Except for the supernatural monster that causes sexual transformation, everything else is very realistic, and the emotional entanglements on campus are also very real. It's a bit clumsy but very interesting. Now that workplace life is unfolding, I look forward to the author showing us more exciting stories.

Real, not as ridiculous as some system articles [Like]

It's beautiful, it's beautiful, and the emotional descriptions are really delicate.

It feels pretty good now that I've seen it, and there aren't really many bad things about it. I'll just read it as a joke.

Which of the two women, Zhang and Leng, is with the protagonist, won't kill one of them!

Great, come on, come on, hahaha.

I can't suffer alone [smile]

So who are we going to be with in the end? Actually, I personally prefer the cold side [face covering]

Not bad, not bad. It's my favorite type [Blow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Flow a kiss]

A very nice transformation story. There is no system. Compared with other similar transformation stories, it does not rely on the system to release tasks to promote the plot but relies on various opportunities and coincidences. 5-Star praise [laughing]

Accidental gender flip After many years, he finally returned to his original nature, from the initial incomprehension to the final acceptance.