My Cousin from the Countryside Is Actually the Hero of a Korean Webtoon

The first two chapters are very abstract. The reason for the transformation is an inexplicable idea of ​​the younger brother: "Both boys and girls can live well, and it is not bad to be a girl." It's too abstract, but it's good to see the boy's habits, some details, the struggle of the protagonist, and the warm daily life later on when he transforms. The male protagonist's sudden straight shot breaks the hazy fog and it is also interesting to look directly into the heart. They are indeed two people who complement each other very well, and I look forward to a happy ending later.

Come on, the big brother who loves to write about changing his wife and marrying a royal sister [Salute]

The writing style is very natural as seen in this subject. It is just right without getting tired of reading it and it is not dull. It is a pity that too few people have read it. It is really a very good novel. It is more comfortable in terms of look and feel than most works of the same subject. Good luck, author! 💕

After accumulating experience in the first two books, the emotions, characters, and scenes the author depicts in this book are all very good, from the early emotions when he first became a woman to the gradual change of Cheng Ye's emotions towards Cheng Yubai to the buried storyline. Isn't there a fan base and conditions for adding updates? About 4,000 words a day is a bit too little.

A great article about marriage change. The author's writing style is very good. The interaction between the male and female protagonists is very sweet and tense. Although the subject matter may be a bit niche, this pairing really touched me. I am looking forward to it ('▽')

The writing is very good and delicate. The gentle and mature soul of the female protagonist is very charming, and the male protagonist is also good. I have to say that for such a vulgar subject, the plot is a bit too serious and warm. I thought it would be a Korean comic novel version from beginning to end.

The writing is very warm and delicate, and the youthful and ambiguous atmosphere between the male and female protagonists under the same roof is well written. I look forward to the follow-up development (=^^=)

The writing is very good, there is no ridiculous plot, the story is very daily, just like the stories of friends around me. It has a sense of immersion and the rhythm is also very good. I recommend it.

It's a slow-burn love story worth reading. The shortcoming is that it doesn't have much to do with the style of Korean comics.

It's nice to read, and the writing is very good. It's rare in Tomato that I'm willing to watch without jumping. Pull is very well written. A male perspective but not greasy, so rare. It's sweet and reassuring.