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

It's quite beautiful. That's right. When you become a woman, you have female thoughts, and when you change back to a man, you have masculine thoughts. It's not like some books where the protagonist likes men like a transvestite before she changes, or likes women like a pervert after she changes.

The novel looks okay, the subject matter is quite fresh, and there is nothing poisonous about it, but I still have to ask, a hundred marriage orders

The author writes with confidence, and his sexual orientation refers to "Dark Summoner of Doom" [laughter]

The main character is divided. I originally thought it was a sexual transformation, but I didn't expect it to be schizophrenia. When I saw the latest chapter, the main plot has not come out yet [face covering]

Yes, there is no contact with the female characters, there is no pretense, and it is not brainless. The style is more like the novels from Qidian, but the setting of the protagonist is probably not acceptable to many people, but I found it quite interesting.

It's okay, and I think you have two ways to write it. One is to separate it more thoroughly, and the other is to grow a little bit so that the protagonist knows that he is "Yu Lan" regardless of whether he is a man, a woman, or a snake. Completely integrate the separated personality and the main personality into a better "Yu Lan". Personally, I actually prefer that the author writes the second type. After reading the author's comments, it seems that he wants to maintain this state of being precise but not thorough? No growth at all?

We say that the top priority is to find the key issue, so what is the key issue? This is the key to the problem we need to find. Then a if, on a key issue, a key field; then a problem, on a key issue, a key field, a key link, if we can't find the key, and our grasp is not on the key, then we are saying that. If it cannot be solved and the key problem cannot be found, then this is... But what is the key? (Copied paragraph, almost the same meaning)

It's been a long time since I've seen something this interesting. The author's technique is really good. It's divided into three parts and it's not abrupt or poisonous. It's smooth and not repetitive. I seriously doubt that the author wrote it under a small account. It doesn't look like it was written by a newbie, like a seasoned veteran [laughing]

You live at the head of the Yangtze River, and I live at the end of the Yangtze River. I miss you every day and drink the water of the Yangtze River together without seeing you. I look at the blue sky and the setting sun. The sun and the sky share the bright moon, but we may not have the same thoughts. If you update more chapters, I will give you a happy gift. Seeing you update more chapters every day, students will be happy together.

It is very in line with the characteristics of Japanese comics. The protagonist is "Japanese" and it is very irritating [laughter]