Zhao Ting: Tell me, why can you give me breasts and a uterus, but not a little dick? I really don't want to be a woman, damn it!
System: ...I'm a perfect woman cultivation system. If you turn into a man, what the hell am I supposed to do?
Male-to-female transformation. Proceed with caution if this is not your thing.
Taking a break: I have to take my younger brother to school, so there won't be an update.
One-on-one, happy ending.
Updates promptly at six every afternoon. I'll let you know if anything comes up.
This story focuses on career and ambition, so there may not be much romance.
Lastly, rolling around and begging you to add it to your favorites, dear readers!!!
Theme:
… It's so embarrassing. The author is too perfunctory. Otherwise, don't write it. If you want to write it, be more serious. Basically, there are two typos in three sentences. It seems that it is the kind of perfunctory pinyin typing error. That's fine. The plot and characters are also embarrassing. The male protagonist is actually Wang Bowen... How can you write a story about a boy changing into a girl? If the psychological transformation is not focused at all, you might as well write it as Danmei... Anyway, this article feels awkward and perfunctory.
There are still many men who haven't shown up yet, so why is it decided?
Is the male protagonist Wang Bowen? If it were me, I would give up the article. From the beginning, I regarded Wang as Xiaoshou's elder. Plus, he also has a daughter, which felt very awkward. If it was a little boy, I could still accept it, but. . . . . . I don't like supporting female characters who have too heavy a role in novels other than the heroine (or minor) o(╯□╰)o
It's interesting. I've collected it. Cheers, author!
… It's so embarrassing. The author is too perfunctory. Otherwise, don't write it. If you want to write it, be more serious. Basically, there are two typos in three sentences. It seems that it is the kind of perfunctory pinyin typing error. That's fine. The plot and characters are also embarrassing. The male protagonist is actually Wang Bowen... How can you write a story about a boy changing into a girl? If the psychological transformation is not focused at all, you might as well write it as Danmei... Anyway, this article feels awkward and perfunctory.
There are still many men who haven't shown up yet, so why is it decided?
Is the male protagonist Wang Bowen? If it were me, I would give up the article. From the beginning, I regarded Wang as Xiaoshou's elder. Plus, he also has a daughter, which felt very awkward. If it was a little boy, I could still accept it, but. . . . . . I don't like supporting female characters who have too heavy a role in novels other than the heroine (or minor) o(╯□╰)o
It's interesting. I've collected it. Cheers, author!