A 90-Year-Old Ace Agent Retires to Mother Her Gacha Game Characters

In conclusion: The protagonist's cheat ability in the middle-tier version can be considered a treasure trove, which I quite like (although it consumes energy and involves probability). I've currently followed the latest chapter, and there are a few minor issues, such as the protagonist's transmigration into a game, a classic example of becoming a secondary character for players to play.

The beginnings were alright, but now that I'm on chapter 88, I feel the main character's screen time is a bit limited. The initial setup of the male protagonist's "darkening" and the female protagonist's "main character" stats isn't explored further. A lot of text focuses on Qin, giving the impression the main character is becoming a babysitter.

Personally, I'd give it five stars. It's rare to find this genre on Tomato (a popular Chinese web novel platform). Many people say that gender-switching in transformation stories is a problem, but it's not. Japanese fantasy, especially light novels with anime/manga elements, has had this gender-switching transformation genre for a long time, and it's quite common with a wide audience.

The author states it's a female-to-male transformation, but it can be read as a male-to-female transformation. Those familiar with yuri fiction know that some authors change the setting to yuri for censorship reasons, but this doesn't affect the subsequent plot. This book is a male-to-female story in terms of plot.

Everyone has their own reasons for acting crazy, and everyone can seize the moment to unleash their energy. The plot unfolds smoothly, which is one aspect of the world's transformation. (In short, it's very fresh and delicious! 👍)

The beginning was similar to other casual reads I usually find, just average. I started this book just to pass the time, so the beginnings might have seemed nonsensical, but after reading a few chapters, I found it quite interesting. After all, this kind of genre is quite rare. It's rare to find a casual read with such a unique theme, so it deserves a good review.

The plot is very smooth and engaging, making for a great reading experience. However, it might not be very friendly to fans of yuri (lesbian) stories. From what I've seen so far, most of the interactions between the female lead and the protagonist focus on the male form, and the female lead's appearances are far less frequent. Therefore, I personally think this is more like a male protagonist alternate identity story than a typical yuri novel. But that's a matter of opinion.

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It's pretty good, just my taste. I hope Bai Shuang gets more screen time 😋

It's good; the author writes it quite well.