A Sickness No Healing Spell Can Cure [Western Fantasy]

My new stories, Global Purge [Infinite Flow] (launching in March) and I Have a Ward [Infinite Flow], are open for follows. Please add them to your collection! After being reborn in a magical world, Du Bing developed a severe gender identity disorder. One day, after praying devoutly in church, Du Bing clasped the hand of the great man before him. "Does the all-powerful Lord really exist?" Bishop Hilton replied gently, "Of course, my child." Du Bing frowned. "Then... can He save me from my suffering? There's something seriously wrong with my body..." Hilton patted the top of his head. Confident in his healing magic, he asked, "Of course. What seems to be the problem?" Du Bing gritted his teeth. "Well... I'm clearly a girl, but I've grown an extra little thing..." "..." Hilton was silent for a moment, then said compassionately, "Good child, I'll do everything I can to cure you." After Du Bing had been receiving treatment for a while, one day he suddenly came to a realization. Thinking back on the past, Du Bing covered his face in embarrassment. "I remember now... I think I'm a man." Hilton's eyes twinkled as he teased him. "Darling, you're clearly a lovely girl." Handsome red-robed cardinal gong x goofy shou A sweet romance! Please add my upcoming story Global Purge [Infinite Flow] to your collection! In 20xx, a worldwide purge campaign was launched to reduce the extremely high human death rate caused by the buildup of negative emotions. All of humanity would be thrown into an incredibly realistic horror game, where they would learn to cherish life and appreciate the beauty of reality. The game's evil spirits and perplexing plots were already exhausting many players. But Qiu Ming had it even worse. Besides facing vicious, terrifying bosses, he also had to complete inexplicable side quests. For example, after barely escaping a building full of little demons, he had to stare in shock at the wolf-cut man behind him and say, "He runs, he chases, love gives him no escape." For example, during a tense game of spirit writing, he had to ask, "He weeps, he regrets, can they stay together in life and death?" And then, at the end of a mission, while tearfully saying goodbye to the wolf-cut man he'd come to consider a comrade, he had to awkwardly say, "In the end, the bullet flew past the red rose, and even a simp can cry." When a prompt announced, "Congratulations, you have completed all side quests," Qiu Ming was finally pulled out of the game. He explained all the stupid things he'd done to the man, one by one. He never expected that the handsome guy, cold as ice, would say, "Too late, man. You lit the fire, so you have to put it out yourself." An uncommunicative, crazed, cool warrior gong who doesn't particularly want to die or live x a clever, socially anxious shou who fears awkwardness more than ghosts, constantly suffers mortifying public embarrassment, and loves to complain Theme: Keep up with treatment and you can recover