Blacksmith: What's Wrong with Turning into a Cute Girl and Wielding a Sledgehammer?

Is this book okay? Although the plot is still a little bit toxic, it is still within the acceptable range for me, but how can I say that it would be better if the plot is not so procrastinating, and it would be better if the descriptions of body changes are not so frequent. After all, reading novels is for fun. The plot is more simple and direct. Although in the early days, There are a lot of descriptions about the psychology of body changes in transformation novels, but that era has passed and your writing is really not as good as the author at that time. At least if you read the early transformation novels now, you will still find the plot interesting, although the first transformation novel I read was considered a transformation marriage. It's almost a hundred chapters and I haven't turned into a girl yet. The descriptions about body changes make me feel like I'm watching a female channel. It's like a manga I've read before: From One Piece to Princess Vivi, which should have been called this name. It's almost the same as writing a novel from a female channel to a male channel. And the author, I feel that your joy and relaxation are different from what readers of the male channel understand. I really haven't seen many happy and relaxed plots. Isn't it the best joy and relaxation? Come on, author, I have read so many novels for more than ten years, and I have read them all. When it comes to transformation stories, I have read quite a few. From the beginning, it was not classified, and now it is classified as a single hundred marriage. I am already invulnerable and will not give negative reviews easily, unless it is really bad that I can't stand.