Honey, Wait, I'm Still Growing

Changing Marriage, the writing style is excellent, there are few descriptions of women's clothing and female bodies, and the descriptions of female abortion are adequate. The couple transforms together. This setting is very novel, warm and realistic, and the whole process is very realistic. There is no special super power setting, it is just an ordinary urban love story. The change of mentality of the heroine, the kindness of her family, the support of her daughter, and the care of the hero are really an ideal urban novel about changing marriages. Looking forward to the warm daily life during pregnancy.

My life has fallen into a quagmire, but the pure beauty in this book shines on me like moonlight, satisfying the yearnings I once had but dare not have now: want to look good want to love Want to be bold in preference want to have children Want to have a decent job want to make money I want to make a lot of money Want to have a family I want to have a family that loves me Want to be valuable Want to live meaningfully I want to live with dignity like a human being want to be loved

The perspective is very novel, and it contains the essence of transformation literature. After reading many stories about transformation and marriage, I really feel that the most suitable person for marriage is a transformed woman. The reason why a man is a man is shaped by his body and society.

The writing is very good and warm, and the emotional transition is very smooth. Unlike other transformation stories, either one is unwilling to accept the fact of transformation, or one seems to have been a woman from the beginning. It is very beautiful, but I don't know why, when I read it later, I suddenly didn't want to read it. I put it on the bookshelf for now. I will read it later when I remember it.

I've seen the homepage before, but when I read the introduction, I saw that it was from the perspective of a son or daughter, observing the life of a transformed father. I thought the perspective was strange and I didn't read it. After reading it, I found that it was not the case. The author's writing style is close to life. After the transformation was made public through the virus, Dad's transformation became more focused on the description of daily lifestyle changes and changes in the attitudes of people around him. In other transformation stories, it is something that only happens in the final stage when he cannot hide it, and it feels more real.

I have read one of the few marriage-changing stories that make people feel comfortable and natural. This is also the first time I have seen this kind of non-body-changing double-transformation story. Come on

Not bad. Between three and four stars. Couples are bisexual, rather than swapping bodies. There's not much poison, there's not much intense conflict, and there's nothing exciting either. It's just the ordinary breath of life. The writing is okay for me. No typos, no bad words, it actually feels good to me. However, just because it was too bland, it didn't leave much of an impression, and I couldn't stand it [face covering].

It is a very heartwarming and everyday story. Neither the male nor female protagonist has the traditional awkward description of complex emotions. It is sweet all the way. This is the style of writing that a marriage should be about. Come on!

I don't know why the rating is low, but this kind of plain, ordinary but not boring short article is really good. It is vivid and vivid, as if describing the author's personal experience. It is quite good. There are some places that may make the shy person a little embarrassed. Overall, it is very good. The development of the plot line is also very comfortable. It is neither too fast nor too slow to make people feel boring (it is recommended to read it when no one is around, especially if you are carrying a brother who likes to watch what you are doing [laughs evilly]) There are no overly intense emotional ups and downs, but it is flat and makes people feel how life should be. Overall, I think this is a very good novel. Among the many novels I have read, it is no less than 9 excellent works. I have read it for my brothers. There is only one four-star review and the rest are all five-stars. It can be said that it is no less than a perfect work.

Suddenly I realized, isn't this a sweet romance novel for boys? (Or Xiao Jiao Wife) Traditional romances mostly take the female protagonist as the perspective, so boys don't have much sense of substitution, and the plot elements are not attractive enough for boys. In addition, after the gender change, the original person is occasionally mentioned, doesn't this sense of substitution come? Weird and sweet... Oh my god! The author is a genius! [Exploration]