It's a very real article, but it's just because it's real that it's not that satisfying. As for the heroine in the article, I especially like Mei Lulu and all the brave women who appear in it, who do not compromise with fate.
There are a lot of clams in the comments section. Flaws such as lack of femininity in wording and other aspects
But overall I still recommend watching it
One chapter is about 900 words, small and concise, and the picture is light. It feels like you can see the green scene like the cover. A very laid back and contented scene. It's just that the heroine is not ruthless enough, maybe because this is just a farming story
Sex-changing article is refreshing. I used to watch Baolai wash his eyes after chasing his wife in the crematorium.
"Although the female protagonist killed the male protagonist's family, she still loves him! I can't stand the male protagonist controlling me! The female protagonist is so affectionate, but he still doesn't know how to be grateful and wants to run away" [acted by]
The writing is very good, and the first story has a plot of a geese. The second story is from the same story, but from different perspectives of different women (it's hard to tell, you'll know after reading it). Seeing the female treasures who were imprisoned in the male-poke novels rising up to resist and not surrendering to fate, there is a magical sense of fate, as if they were born to help each other.
The heroine doesn't have a strong sense of morality, but she kills a lot of people in the story, which is very satisfying. The author has his own views and thoughts on Solidarity and the anti-Japanese novel. The shortcoming is that there are few chapters.