Gender-Swapped From the Start: Diary of My Life as a Girl

This book has a strong sense of realism, and I think the character Zhou Qingyu is particularly good. If I met someone like her in real life, as long as she doesn't have a sexually transmitted disease and won't revert back, she would be a good wife. In this imperfect world, she is almost perfect.

This book is very realistic, too realistic; it's not suitable for naive people.

This book is quite interesting, but the protagonist is rather frustrated, a stark contrast to Tomato's usual fast-paced and enjoyable stories. This is likely the reason for its low rating. It's suitable for readers with a high tolerance for toxic content and who demand strong logical consistency in their writing.

A good book can be described as having a strong female protagonist or a strong male protagonist. It's written very realistically, with many authentic business concepts. The plot development is classic and predictable, yet not clichéd. I hope the author keeps up the good work. If this book were adapted into a true female-oriented novel and uploaded to JJ (a Chinese online literature platform), it would probably get over 100,000 favorites. It's suitable to be written as a million-word novel.

The protagonist's promiscuous relationships at the beginning were honestly off-putting, but the story improved considerably after he began to respect himself and settle down for his lover. The plot is logical, the pacing is engaging, and overall, it's a pretty good book.

The idea that you can cook for money is quite realistic, and the details are well-described.

To be honest, this book was a bit soporific at first. The author's writing seemed mediocre, and it made me want to fall asleep. I read it on and off, for about two hundred chapters, but the plot got more and more exciting, and I became increasingly addicted. Personally, I felt the protagonist's early development took too long, and there weren't many satisfying moments.

Unlike other gender-swap stories, this one is really good, but there are just too few of them. Are there any similar ones? 😏

If you can accept the male protagonist's promiscuity for money and sex after transforming into a woman, then this book is quite well-written. It has flaws, but it's definitely not a 6-point book.

The only struggle this book makes is that all the men who touch the female lead are decent-looking and have good physiques 🥺