Can You Believe It? On My First Day as a Woman in a Man's Body, I Slept with the Heroine

It's not bad, not bad. Aside from the initial character design, it doesn't quite fit the overall story. A mission executor who has lived for 5000 years couldn't possibly be emotionally simple. Regardless of which world they're on a mission for, they wouldn't be so innocent. Even so, this aspect is still quite sweet.

The protagonist doesn't seem like someone who can clear all 81 missions with an S rating.

This is a great read; it vividly portrays the process of how the two fell for each other. Finally, it's not a fast-food romance.

This is probably my first time reading a story about a woman transmigrating into a man's body. I clicked on it on a whim, and it was surprisingly good! The romance is very delicate and realistic, and the two characters' interactions are... How should I put it, a gentle happiness. Anyway, it's really good. Don't miss it! Author, could you please release 100 chapters at once?

Can we please stop saying we're female? While honesty and openness are beautiful qualities in relationships, for a straight woman, liking a woman is a devastating blow. Otherwise, just label it as lesbian. The main reason I watch women-to-men stories is that some men's underlying inclinations are so heartless. So, if a man has female thoughts, he might become a good man.

It's alright, but I still want to say that this post-apocalyptic story has been written like a sweet romance novel. It focuses entirely on the characters' feelings for each other, and the battle scenes are glossed over. However, it's still okay as a lighthearted sweet read.

This is a very good post-apocalyptic novel where the female protagonist transmigrates into a male character. The writing is delicate, the emotional arc is well-developed, and the characters are well-developed. The only thing I personally feel I need to criticize is the constant emphasis on the character's 3,000-year lifespan in the early stages, and the female lead's long and ambiguous, drawn-out…

He doesn't seem like someone who's been in the industry for so long. However, the story is quite good. It features many female superhumans, and even some high-ranking leaders are women. Unlike other stories that are all male and depict many dark aspects, this one is much more enjoyable to read. (There's some suggestive content, though not much of it.)

Honestly, it's all pretty good. For the author's first book, it's already quite impressive. I personally prefer stories with strong romance, especially those with a post-apocalyptic feel, and this book is totally my cup of tea. I love the setting and everything, and the romance is particularly beautiful. At the beginning, it was a bit understated, but I enjoyed it, though a little too much.

I personally read the entire book from beginning to end without skipping any chapters. Here, I'll first analyze some questions and comments raised by fellow readers during my reading. First, regarding 67's character design, I personally think she can be understood as an emotional "warrior." Her behavior during the ambiguous phase in the middle of the story was indeed "wooden."