My Ideal Type Turns Out to Be Myself

The story of Changing Marriage is written in an excellent way, with a biased literary style, and there are very few descriptions of women's clothing and body being degraded. In the self-married Narcissus novel, the heroine is in a setting where she was manipulated by the will of the world (the author) after passing through her soul. She initially adapted to the female body, then reconciled with herself, and decided to live a good life as her original body. However, because of being manipulated, basically everything she does will be related to the male protagonist. It is a very good college love story, basically there is no too bloody plot, it is relatively bland and realistic. To be honest, the psychological description of the female protagonist is okay, but the emotional line can really be accelerated. After all, there is so much foreshadowing, and the interaction between the male and female protagonists is also good. The male protagonist has basically identified with the female protagonist. If there is more interaction, the female protagonist's sexual intercourse can be accelerated. Now after all, they are fully adapted to the female body. I can wait for the follow-up daily sweet pet. This writing is worth it.

It's pretty good, the content is very interesting, but when can the author sign the contract?

It's a good grass