You Said You'd Crush the Alien Races, So Why Did You Become the School Belle?

The plot is very novel, but the more I watch it, the more sad I feel. Everyone expects a female body. Everyone tells him that he has to accept "himself", but he is himself, and he is a very good person.

My evaluation of the protagonist is: male and female, gay and straight, haha. He is not the kind who becomes delicate and weak as soon as he becomes a girl. He is worthy of being a soldier brought by Ranma. The writing is just right for me ᕙ(＠°▽°＠)ᕗ I just saw some boys in the book review who can't accept the ambiguity with men. I think it's better for them to run away, but I think it can be changed into a male-to-female setting. Don't you think it's a pity to be ambiguous with only boys or only girls? I want them all! ! ! And I think this article is more biased towards female videos. After all, the author is a girl, so if you don't like reading this type of article and mistakenly read it, you can just reject it. My book review is equivalent to clearing mines (although it is not a minefield for me, but if someone is mine, I will just say that you don't need to read it and just leave. If you like this kind of article, just plant grass. Edit: The protagonist only likes girls. Transformation does not mean changing sexual orientation. I personally understand that all-gender and all-gender killing mean the same thing. I'm sorry for causing misunderstandings. The all-gender gender I am talking about here does not mean that the protagonist is dating both boys and girls, nor does it mean that the protagonist is both a boy and a girl. Like, it just means that both boys and girls like the protagonist. Then, although the other protagonist has not yet been determined in the chapters I read, I am more biased towards Shen (that is, the female protagonist), because I have seen more than 100 chapters with Shen being more ambiguous. I don't know later because I haven't read it since. The third revision: It's not a harem. How could someone misunderstand it as a harem? It's not a harem. It's not a harem. It's not a harem. It's not the protagonist sleeping with men and women at the same time. It's my fault that I didn't express myself clearly. When I say that both men and women are attracted to each other, I just mean that the male protagonist is liked by many men and many women at the same time. Please stop arguing. It's all a misunderstanding [crying] [crying] [crying] The fourth follow-up review: I haven't finished reading it. My book review is just a reference for the first 100 chapters. You'd better ask someone who has read more about the following chapters. Although I usually will reply when you see it, but I only saw more than 100 chapters and it's useless to ask me. Lightning protection: ① Most people don't respect the male body when the protagonist is a male. (If it weren't for the fact that the male body is a nanny, I would feel uncomfortable with their attitude.) I think that if you truly respect the protagonist, you should give the protagonist an acceptance process, instead of always forcing the protagonist to accept that he is a girl. ② Later, I heard that the female body was separated separately, so I think it is better to separate it from the beginning. The point of this kind of transformation tattoo that men and women can switch between each other is the ideological entanglement that arises when a person has two genders at the same time. Either you separate it from the beginning, or you don't separate it from beginning to end. I don't know what it means when it suddenly separates later.

The writing is very good. The setting of the probability of male and female body transformation and the plot are also very interesting. However, the protagonist's talent is concept-level immortality, but this immortality is only complete in the male body. I hope the author can also add a fatal injury to the female body to switch to the male body. Only when both male and female bodies are fatally injured can the concept of switching this talent be immortal. (PS: Because I like immersive substitution when reading novels. (I still hate the setting that the female body cannot be directly cut into the male body after being fatally injured, and the probability of transformation must be 100%). It is a good setting to use the transformation probability for normal male and female body switching, but it is better to change the body with fatal injuries without restrictions on the probability of transformation.

It's really good, the concept is novel and unique, the plot is not cliché, it's very interesting, the setting is not bloated or boring, and it doesn't have the boring feeling of being invincible, but it is not the kind of submissive, and the brain is also online, but the sexual orientation is not yet determined, let's see what the author writes in the future. Can the sexual orientation of the author be female? No matter boy or girl, please [I'm about to cry], it turns out it's a female channel

It's not just a transformation story, but the writing is excellent and the description of women's clothing and bodies is spot on. Switching between male and female bodies, modern martial arts background, fighting against aliens, the highlight is the embarrassing daily life of the female body, the writing is good, and there are various side edges. The setting of the heroine is also good. It's a young lady setting. I'm so lucky. I can have a husband and a wife at the same time in the future. The battle scenes are full of descriptions. This book refers to the setting of "Ranma ½" written by Rumiko Takahashi. It's very similar in every aspect. The main thing is that the writing is good and there are highlights. It's worth collecting!

It's very interesting. It's been a long time since I've seen a story set in this Ranma setting. The laughter brought about by the conflict between two genders on the same person does not affect the direction of the main story line. It is highly recommended.

I like urban martial arts, gender transformation, and yin and yang twins. You can follow up on it, and the content written by the author is also quite funny! Note: The above is my own self-feeling. You can only know your specific feelings after seeing them yourself!

The author said that the female protagonist is a female protagonist, right? But there is no female protagonist. There is a supporting character named Shen next to the male protagonist. There are more female interactions, both male and female. It is a bit more than a close friend, and it has entered the scope of a couple. And I read other book reviews, and I also want to say that it is obviously about switching at will, but the female body accounts for the majority. I don't comment on the plot or anything else, it's mainly about what I mentioned above. I originally thought that this subject matter was quite new and I had never seen it. Then I saw the two reviews that said it was okay, so I clicked in to watch it. However, it started to get weird later on. If you can't watch it, please exit immediately.

The writing is very good and the plot is rich, but I feel that the protagonist's female classmates sometimes don't respect the protagonist and don't care about the protagonist's feelings, which is a bit uncomfortable to watch. But the overall poisonous point is small, recommended Relative to female channels. If you look at male videos, there are too few fighting scenes.

It's good to read. Everyone loves Sister Jie. The author said there is no heroine, but I feel the heroine is Lao Shen. Moreover, the author updates very quickly. Come on, come on. The author quickly changed his words [angry] [licking the screen]