The filter was assigned to Liu Wu. It must be one of the first articles I read about men dressing up as women, and I still occasionally pick it up and read it again. An interesting aspect of the setting is that the male protagonist is disguised as a woman, and the female protagonist is disguised as a man, and each thinks that the other is of the same sex - and this wonderful misunderstanding has led to many hilarious plots. The writing style and plot are both passable. Although it is an older novel, it is not inferior. However, I personally feel that the biggest highlight is the characters of the two protagonists. You can take a look at it to pass the time.
The flaws do not hide the merits, and the score includes (a lot of) filter points set by Pei Xinfang. As other reviews have said, many plots could have been written more perfectly. Because it is an early work, the writing style is often controversial and different people have different opinions.
