Genderbent in Faerun: Starting as a Toy Sold at Auction

The cover looked like something out of a 4399 game, but after reading a few chapters, I realized it's a AAA title. My 60s/90s brain only gets anything worthwhile when it's reading this kind of high-quality text! 👍

Having read up to chapter 47, it seems to be leaning towards a reverse marriage theme, but I'm not sure. I'll keep watching. I've read over 1300 hours of novels and have a high tolerance for various genres. Reverse marriage is fine, but I'd prefer the real male lead to be stronger.

It's totally my cup of tea! I haven't found any major flaws yet. The plot flows smoothly, the supporting characters are all well-developed, and there are a few oddities I really like. The battle damage is also quite impressive. I hope there will be more of that! Also, the cover art and title could be better; I almost missed out on this book.

A good book. The transformation isn't too explicit, it's like walking slowly with a young friend, like a kitten playfully scratching an itch. The only downside is that the male lead isn't particularly outstanding. It's fine if he's not outstanding now, but couldn't there be some subtle hints about his future achievements and glorious history? Looking to the future is essential! This book is truly well-written. Absolutely stunning! Shennong is here.

The protagonist's overpowered abilities are minimal; there are currently no major flaws.

I originally thought it would just be a bit of a marriage-changing element, like "the elf older sister teasing the innocent young chef Nan" or something like that, but I didn't expect the mage to actually get to enjoy it so much 😂. The writing is quite good, keep it up, author. My opinion on the male lead is: 5.56, 7.62, or maybe 20? 30? 75, or 155?

The main characters are well-developed and the plot is well-controlled. The secondary characters are somewhat underdeveloped, but they still have their own personalities. The plot is full of twists and turns and is very exciting. It is a top-tier third-person epic fantasy novel with a marriage system. I look forward to further updates.

This book was a truly enjoyable read. From the writing style and the substantial amount of content to the skillful handling of the D&D setting, it deserves five stars. However, when will the male and female leads officially become a couple? The book describes the female lead's enormous treasure chest so many times; the male lead must be green with envy!

Amazing! Even if you've never played Baldur's Gate, you can read it like a Western fantasy novel without any problems.

It's a good story. The Baldur's Gate setting combined with the author's imagination is right up my alley.