Transmigrated into a Pirate Girl, I Became a Beauty

An era of great oppression has arrived, and all main and supporting characters have been turned into feminine characters. The protagonist's combat power is comparable to roadside weeds.

So far, it seems pretty good. However, a question suddenly occurred to me: since the author likely gender-swapped the original characters, in this world, who is the most beautiful man—Hancock or the protagonist? (The word "beautiful" is a broad term.) Or perhaps it's not a gender-swapped version of the original, but rather all named characters are female? If that's the case, would Hancock still be considered the most beautiful woman?

I hope the author will give the protagonist a combat ability later on.

The theme is quite novel, I support it! The previous attempt to switch from a fantasy to Naruto has stopped, I hope you can keep it up for a while.

Author, your new book design is just too amazing! Hahaha, I can't take it anymore! You said it's so satisfying from a girl's perspective, and you also said it's probably satisfying from a boy's perspective too. It's so clever! Who says it's not a masterpiece? Who says it's not art?

Although it's a bit abstract, I have to say it's quite beautiful.

Hao Kan, it suits my taste.

It's good. I suggest the author write another one.

If you only look at the last few chapters, the main character has already started leveling up their combat power, and the later plot is amazing! Sanctioned (ºOº)

It's still too bizarre. The thought of Blackbeard and his crew is a bit too much for me. (I'm testing...)