I Transmigrated to a Gender-Swapped Shanhai World, and Made Taotie Cry from the Start

Keep it up, Crab Roe Pastry's big brother! The theme is very novel, and the explicit content unfolds quite quickly. There are still few chapters, and no major flaws yet. I'll add a follow-up review later. So far, it seems to be a very good anthropomorphic novel.

It's well-written, with no major flaws. I hope it continues, as this kind of subject matter is rare. Most other stories involve transmigrating to another world and using the Classic of Mountains and Seas to show off, but this one is great—it's like the Classic of Mountains and Seas has become a world in itself! 👍👍👍

Goodbye, author. I reluctantly made this decision. I hope I... Hope we meet again someday. Because some unexpected things happened. The relationship has had a significant impact on me, so I'm formally saying goodbye. No, please. I really will miss you all. It's been so good to know you. I'm so happy. I came across your book a few days ago and it feels like a real gem.

Although I'm only reviewing it because of parts that I didn't like reading it, I still think it's well-written, and the novel does indeed reference a lot of other texts. The original yuri elements in the story might have made some readers uncomfortable, but personally, I was uncomfortable with the way the female lead's storyline was arranged.

It seems worth watching so far. The other two stars were probably just randomly given because they saw something wrong with it, or maybe they were just paid reviewers. 🤦 Here are a few advantages and disadvantages. 1. The subject matter is very novel. 2. The female lead is very well portrayed.

It's alright. The only advantage of not having the big poison and constantly having the small poison is that you start with a girlfriend who has a huge appetite.

(Realistic close-up food photography, vertical 3:4 aspect ratio, warm indoor lighting. The main subject is a freshly made sugar painting placed on a stainless steel metal table: the sugar painting is the content of this image, with simple and childlike lines.)

The book is good, enjoyable. Finally, amidst a sea of ​​books that claim to be based on the Classic of Mountains and Seas but are riddled with flaws, I've found a normal one. The character relationships are fine, the romance is fine, and the protagonist's personality and actions are fine. I'm truly impressed; finally, normal characters have become the standard for a good book! 🤦

It's good, I enjoy watching it, and my thousands of hours of experience make it trustworthy (or maybe I'm just adaptable). The only thing I'm slightly uncomfortable with right now is Lu Wu; the character is handled poorly, and he's a lesbian, but judging from the description, it seems like the protagonist will drag him down with her, and Duo Luo might become a submissive. So, I'll have to wait and see.

The subject matter is right up my alley, and the writing is quite good with few flaws. The only downside is the slow update speed. (I waited a few months and only got twenty-odd chapters 😢 I wanted to read more, but because there were so few, I couldn't bear to read them, which made me feel really bad 🙂) I originally wanted to give it a six-star review, but considering how well I liked it, I'll give it a nine-star review instead. 😄