I Don't Want to Become a Goddess, but It Pays Me a Salary

Changing Marriage (Currently Single), the writing is excellent, and it is a bit of a literary novel. It is full of descriptions of women's clothing and female bodies, and almost no descriptions of female abortion. The forced mission modification of the starting system, the debt heroine's way of survival, is okay, the gradual changes, and the writing is very detailed. There was a lot of preparation in the early stage, such as changing from a male body to a female body, undergoing surgery, changing identity, returning to my hometown to celebrate the New Year, etc., Finding a new job and starting a new life. Realistic style, no bloody plot, the follow-up is a girl's urban life, and the male protagonist will appear soon. I hope that the female protagonist in the follow-up can develop her emotional line while squeezing the system. This writing is worth collecting.

There was too much foreshadowing in the bookkeeping at the beginning, but it got better later on, and the inner changes of the protagonist were vividly written [laughing] The blind guessing system later made the protagonist have a child, Jie Jie Jie Jie... The protagonist actually has to work two jobs... Moreover, the system is almost invisible now - the goddess doesn't even care about playing mahjong all night long. I don't know how it will come back in the future. Anyway, the heroine's current beauty also gives me a kind of Schrödinger's beauty. Outsiders only have comments but no actions. Playing all night long in the chess and card room, no one talks to you; no one pays attention to you at parties or at the dinner table, as if you are playing with your phone with your head down, and a beautiful woman can avoid harassment. It is impossible, sisters, unless you don't go in the first place. [Sinister smile]

Very good transformation story, smashing

It's like the Qingliu in the article about changing marriages. After searching for so long, I finally found the right one [face covering]

I feel like it was well written, and I look forward to the follow-up!