I'm Doomed! I've Turned into a Girl

Yes, I finished reading it in two breaths. The whole plot is very good. However, the plot of Chen Mo's line was a bit nonsensical at first, but the development of this line is very interesting. There are also the boss line and Qingmei line. The plot is very good. Nowadays, the novels are full of yandere and yandere, Chinese plot, and a lot of people are talking about it. The plot cannot withstand scrutiny. In comparison, this is a rare masterpiece. I can't find many faults, but the number of words is quite small now, which is not enough to read.

It's been a long, long time since I've seen such a delicious book. It feels like I've gone back to the beginning. Most of the current sexual stories are just a shell. The main point of conflict should be the protagonist's conflict after his identity change. This book is excellent and almost always revolves around the protagonist's desire to find his own identity. Unfortunately, it would be perfect if the length could be lengthened and the details were handled well.

This is the real transformation literature, the most authentic kind of transformation literature, as if we have returned to the era 10 years ago when there were so many transformation literature masterpieces! The core of the transformation novel is the psychological description of the conflict between male soul and female body, including women's clothing, hidden identity, helplessness for the future, helplessness for the present, hiding from friends around you, the process from escape to acceptance, from complexity to rebirth, and finally becoming your own god! O(^▽^)o

Boutique bar It's pretty good, and the plot logic is pretty good too. As for the shortcomings, it should be that it is too bland and not sweet enough. The ending is open-ended (kudos for this) Not bad in transformation Among all the transformation novels, the protagonist of this book is treated quite well. Now that I think about it, it's a small boutique product with about three and a half stars. In my opinion, five stars are like purple and four stars are like night pearls, so this book is not bad. Worth a look in Tomato, dispensable in Changzhi. Appropriate cuts can increase the score and make the plot more three-dimensional and sweeter.

I think the plot text is pretty good. It uses the protagonist's hidden identity as the main line, and the other characters' emotions as the undercurrent. But I have a reason. The protagonist will not choose Chen Mo to marry... [What]

Knocking on fun. I can only give some support to Love Power

It's very well written. I beg the author to keep writing [grass has been planted][grass has been planted][grass has been planted][grass has been planted]

The plot is okay, but what should be the problem facing the protagonist? Resolve formal identity issues instead of hiding them all the time

The 15-year-old bookworm who is not good at words said that this book is a good book.

It sounds good and the content is okay. That's it until the final finale.