Why Do You Turn Into a Girl After Your Beast Blood Starts Boiling?

It's really good, that's how it should be. The protagonist has female thoughts when she becomes a woman, and male thoughts when she becomes a man. Unlike some books where the protagonist is like a cross-dresser who likes men even before transforming, or likes women like a pervert even after transforming.

The novel is alright, the subject matter is quite fresh, and there aren't any major flaws. However, I still have to ask: Is it a 100-marriage single novel?

The author can write with confidence; the sexual orientation is similar to that of "The Dark Summoner of the Apocalypse" 😏

The protagonist has multiple personality disorder. I initially thought it was a gender swap, but it turns out it's actually schizophrenia. I've read the latest chapter, and the main plot hasn't even started yet! 🤦

Sure, there's no excessive physical contact with female characters, no overly sentimental scenes, and it's not mindless wish-fulfillment. The style is more like novels from Qidian.com. However, many people might not accept the protagonist's character design. I, on the other hand, found it quite enjoyable.

It's alright. And currently, I think you have two possible approaches: one is to make the split personality more complete, and the other is for the protagonist to gradually grow and realize that regardless of whether they are male, female, or snake-woman, they are all "Yu Lan," ultimately merging the split personalities with the main personality to become a better "Yu Lan."

We've said that the most urgent task is to find the key problem. So what is the key problem? It's finding the crux of the problem. If, in the key problem, the key area; in the key issue, the key area, the key link, we can't find that key, if our grasp isn't on the key, then we're essentially saying we can't solve it. If we can't find the key problem, then… But what is the key? (Copied a paragraph with roughly this meaning)

I haven't read anything this interesting in a long time! The author's technique is excellent; dividing it into three parts doesn't feel abrupt, there are no flaws, and it flows smoothly without repetition or unnecessary detail. I seriously suspect the author used a secondary account to write this; it doesn't read like a newbie at all, more like a seasoned veteran. 😏

You live at the head of the Yangtze River, and I live at its tail. I think of you every day, but I cannot see you, though we both drink from the Yangtze River. I gaze at the blue sky, while you are bathed in the morning sun and evening moon. We share the same sky and the same moon every day, but we may not share the same thoughts. For every extra chapter you write, I'll send you a gift of joy; seeing you write more every day brings happiness to all students.

It perfectly captures the essence of Japanese anime; the main character is "Japanese," which is really exciting! 😏