Don't Be a Green Tea When You Transform into a Girl

After reading it for so long, I finally wrote a review. To be honest, I'm not very good at speaking. For me, this book is quite well written. Watching Cheng Xiaomo go from resisting the mandatory tasks and taking revenge on the bully, to finding her inner goal and helping the people around her, I really felt comfortable watching her. Of course, I still want to talk about some issues: 1. As a novel, the protagonist has too many hatreds and hatreds, and the problems of the past life are suddenly placed in the three golden pictures. It is difficult for readers to read after seeing so many negative emotions. After all, readers are here to read interesting and enjoyable articles, not to read hatreds and hatreds. Of course, that doesn't mean you can't talk about these things, it's just that in order to attract readers, these should be discussed later. The first few pictures are just to attract readers. I think it's better to start with Chapter 2. 2. Before the system became a star fruit, it was those mandatory tasks. Being forced to become a girl as punishment is acceptable, but controlling the body is a bit of a loss. Although the author knows that there are other forces causing trouble, the readers don't know. This looks a bit frustrating. If you want to write it like this, you can also write that the protagonist is trying to take the initiative later, instead of ignoring everything and resisting forcefully. 3. The system is a bit out of standard. What about elimination, repair, these are a bit too strong. 4. The plot is a bit too beautiful. The author wrote later that in those plots, such as a school stage play, how to directly act as a yandere, the protagonist is still in high school. 5. The author's writing skills need to be improved. 6. The plot is not very coherent. These are some of my opinions. Finally, I give you my five stars. I hope the author can finish this book smoothly. I wish the author's life will get better and better, and his novels will be read by more and more people. [Love]

The book is very good. The author listens to his opinions and corrects them immediately if he makes any mistakes. The content is compact and interlocking, and there will be no sudden chaos in the plot. Sometimes there are some small jokes to liven up the atmosphere. In terms of content, the redemption, redemption and revenge of the protagonist are all very beautiful and logical. The daily writing is also very sweet and heartwarming.

"Don't Be Green Tea When You Become a Girl" - just reading the title of the book makes people smell a rebellious and a little playful flavor. It certainly lived up to expectations upon opening. The depressive family control at the beginning was intertwined with the cold reality after time travel. The collision between the depressive reality time travel and the absurd system instantly filled the drama with tension. The author's delicate writing style vividly depicts the suffocation of the protagonist's inner and outer world. From the "for your own good" shackles of the original family, to the despair of campus bullying in another world, to the vicious task control of the "Ultimate Green Tea System" - every pressure makes readers unable to help but feel worried. The protagonist's stubbornness of "rather bending than bending" and the confrontation between the system, which seems to be temptation but is actually coercion, form the core of tension throughout the entire text. Cheng Xiaomo traveled through time and became Cheng Xiaomo, a young man who was bullied. Faced with the control of the so-called "green tea system", he would rather accept punishment than give in. This kind of stubbornness that "rather bends than bends" and the confrontation with the system's fancy tasks are both refreshing and heart-wrenching to watch. I haven't finished it yet, but with such an interesting and exciting plot, I definitely want to follow it and see how Cheng Xiaomo finds his own path of resistance in this cold world, without green tea.

After reading it for a while, I personally feel that it is okay, but the first 21 chapters are a bit uncomfortable to watch, but the rest is okay. If you want to read it, just read it from chapter 22, and just understand the previous plot. I personally feel that the author can summarize the first 21 chapters, and then let readers read directly from chapter 22 (the content in brackets is the epilepsy content, why is it not a tablet, damn it)

The confrontation with the green tea system is a bit weak, but fortunately the unyielding spirit is reflected. The heroine seems to be quite cute so far, energetic and lively, and she trusts the protagonist 100%. The protagonist also gradually changes from a revenge machine to a real human being. I'll give it five stars first and wait and see.

There is no other reason, because she ordered it @ warm wine cut the prosperity

The writing is really good, and the ideas are clear and the writing is good, but I don't know why it's not popular.

Please support it first, it looks pretty good so far, keep it up.

This is the first time I have seen this type of work. Come on, author, I give you such a big five stars!

Not bad, very pretty ₍₍ ◝(●˙꒳˙●)◜⚘₎₎I'm so happy that I sprouted