I Look Too Gorgeous in Women’s Clothes, and the Whole Internet Begs Me Not to Reveal My Identity

Update quickly!!! (Turns into a monkey) (Enters the primeval forest) (Roars) (Screams excitedly) (Grabs a vine) (Swings back and forth) (Flys over a monkey eating a banana) (Screams) (Snatches a banana from a nearby monkey) (Eats a banana while flying) (Swings back and forth) (Howls to the sky) (Pounds chest) (Swings back and forth) (Throws a banana) (Howls) (Swings back and forth) (Equally flies…

I love stories about transformation where the characters are sensitive or still have a male mindset; that's what makes them so appealing. However, I personally think the simulated training aspect could be reduced, or even omitted entirely; just mentioning the reward would suffice. Keep it up!

The writing is quite delicate, and both the palace maid and Anne are well written. Unfortunately, the only drawback is that I can't accept the setting of supporting her. The women's clothing is acceptable, but the appearance of female characteristics is a bit strange🤦

Looks good. I like this kind of straightforward and open personality. He's a man, but he's excellent at playing female roles. Regarding the simulation instances, I barely glanced at the first one with the palace maid; it felt like a script for the protagonist to practice on, but it didn't really focus on the protagonist. I read about half of the second one, the rock music one.

Well written. Some say the school scenes are superficial, but I think they're alright. The main thing is that the school-related plots feel realistic, like situations that would occur in a real school. (Additional comment: Of course, this realism is a standard for online novels; it certainly can't compare to serious literature.)

It's a good read. The plot, with its main character simulating time travel, is just right; too many chapters would be tedious, since the protagonist's main purpose is to become famous in Hengdian by dressing as a woman. Keep it up, author! Roses 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

I don't know if it's because I haven't seen anything like it before, but it's beautiful (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ However, the fall from grace was too fast. The part where she played Haruko gave me a jolt, a little uncomfortable 😂 Even though it was a sacrifice for art… She just shed her virginity and immediately played Haruko… I can only say genius on the left, madness on the right.

It's well-written; at least the content is worth reading. The only flaw is the part about taking leave—it drags on too much. Although it's meant to be part of the plot, it just feels a bit uncomfortable to read. Overall, five stars. Keep it up, author! [Understood]

The story is emotionally nuanced, incredibly satisfying, and skillfully crafted. It doesn't feel contrived or artificial; it's both exhilarating and poignant, but the final twist might manifest as a real person from a dream who comes into contact with the protagonist! I can't wait for the rest of the story. If it doesn't get cancelled, I predict it will be an 8-9 out of 10!

The story type is good. However, there's too much focus on the roommates' campus life, which disrupts the story's pacing.