The Monologue After We Switched Places

The author writes very well, especially the psychological changes of the male protagonist, which is really amazing. The hero's initial excitement, mid-term addiction, and irreversible struggle are mixed with the escape that is crippled by life. The heroine feels helpless and hates the hero so much that she can't let go of the love she doesn't admit. The author is really amazing! You must finish it! It's so well written, my God. I have read a lot of transformation stories, and this is the most exciting one about the complex inner changes of the male and female protagonist after the transformation, as well as the struggle between getting along.

Rather than commenting on this book, it is better to express my feelings after reading it. After all, decisions about art should not be so hasty. Speaking of the male protagonist of this book, his life may be tragic, but this is not an excuse for him to give up on himself. It feels like he is mentally ill, arbitrarily controlling other people's lives, and still dares to try to be loved? In comparison, the heroine is the most regretful. There is such a person living in her body, and a person she once loved is now so vicious. A self-improving person can open up a new world everywhere, but this makes her give up everything in the past and start over? There are few authors who write this type of works from a female perspective, because women's thinking is delicate and seems closed when put into a rough body; while when a man manipulates a woman's body, both desires and emotions surge out infinitely. The author just allows a fragile person to show his true nature, but it hurts the girl who was once willing to grow old with him. People always say that we should respect ourselves and love ourselves, but one morning I became the person I deeply loved...

The reactions of the characters are all very real. They are not pretentious or overreacting like most transformation novels. It is very enjoyable to read.

It's a very nice book. I collected it the night before yesterday. I read it in one sitting yesterday and I'm still thinking about it just now. The characters feel very real. The protagonist and supporting characters can more or less see their own shortcomings, and the changes in the characters can indeed be seen. The heroine goes from excitement to depression and then gradually becomes more enlightened, and the characters gradually grow. These can all be seen. The description of the heart is very delicate, coupled with the distinct perspective of the characters, I feel that this is the most exciting point of Bianwen that is different from other books. The inner struggle of a man turning into a woman is the essence of Bianwen. I feel that it is very well written in this aspect. Looking forward to the future development, I can't sleep at night and update quickly.

There are no high-quality books of this kind. The story of this book is fascinating, the writing is smooth, and the psychological description is good. 5 Stars for encouragement. I hope I won't be a eunuch. The protagonist has grown up, the supporting characters have IQ, and they have the desire to keep watching. Looking forward to the male protagonist's first link 🙂

I don't know how other people read this book, but I was a little suffocated. One side destroyed the other, one side became paranoid, and the other side also drifted away from its original self. (If you are here to see the candy, then let's go!) Judging from articles and comments, it seems that the two exchanged people may not get back together, and part of the social connection carried by each other's bodies will be permanently separated. This part of self-renunciation and growth may not be in my XP.

The most outstanding aspect of this book is probably its delicate portrayal of the psychological changes between men and women. Love is so unreasonable sometimes. No matter how many excessive things the other person has done, they can still be wrapped in that soft tolerance. This is not sarcastic or anything. Two years before the soul exchange, Li Sirou's tolerance for Cheng Mingqi was truly touching. It's a pity that the exchange of souls has torn away this love and lost this tolerance. After the exchange, Cheng Mingqi was desperately trying to keep him, while Li Sirou seemed to be driving herself to a dead end in her own way. She tortured herself and tortured Cheng Mingqi very much. During this period, Cheng Mingqi's tolerance for her made people feel aggrieved in their eyes. As a reader, I wish he would tear this tolerance to pieces. After all, I am not Li Sirou's lover, so I cannot stand in her perspective and calmly accept the excessive actions she did to Cheng Mingqi. Of course, I will not deny Li Sirou's grievance. Cheng Mingqi is not a good person, and some of the things he did after the exchange are really annoying. It's just that the current narrative of Cheng Mingqi is biased towards a victim. Li Sirou is really miserable. So if Li Sirou finally accepts the identity of "Cheng Mingqi" and uses the other person's body to take revenge on "Li Sirou" and let her former self taste the suffering she suffered, I won't say anything. From a personal point of view, I don't think there is anything wrong with Li Sirou torturing Cheng Mingqi. What really makes people angry and frustrated is the indifference of "not treating people as human beings" and the "selfish and paranoid" toughness. After all, Cheng Mingqi's crime was not worthy of death, and he still had human rights. From God's perspective, it was clear that Cheng Mingqi suffered no less injustice than Li Sirou. Therefore, when reading these plots, it is not the sense of revenge that "I have suffered pain, but now you have to repay it one by one", but the complex opposition of "poor people must be hateful". In the final analysis, this is a story about lovers' love for each other being broken down bit by bit, but they don't know how to put it back together again.

It was pretty good, until Su Tangtang appeared again, I could accept the exchange, but I didn't like the person who caused this result not to repent and threaten the protagonist (isn't this world capable of awakening power? When will the power be awakened to take revenge, is there such a plot) When will we take revenge? When will we take revenge? When will we take revenge? Just let her be like this without any punishment at all? Why can't you go back with revenge? Why can't she pay the price?

After reading the fifty chapters, I feel that the writing is very good. Currently, I have a bad impression of Cheng. He has been decadent for two years and does not seek to make progress. He is very good to Li. I hope to see the two of them grow up together and get back together. I am still following up. (Catch up on the latest episode) I saw a point of view that was very well put. The setting is that the body is a container and the soul is water. Their souls have changed as the container changes. Cheng becomes gentle and wants to leave his lover at the same time. Li becomes paranoid, just like the original Cheng.

Very nice, but too little. I hope I will never change it back, I want pure love!