Transformed into a True Goddess

Actually, I think you can tell a person's character from whether they support becoming a lesbian or marrying. Those who support becoming a lesbian are probably selfless people because they can put themselves in others' shoes and consider things from their perspective. So, if they put themselves in others' shoes, they will know what they would do if they were transformed.

These "featured" posts are like idiots, refusing to comment on whether it's better to become fair-skinned or to get married. If you were truly saints, you should say: "Is this about getting married, becoming fair-skinned, or staying single?" If you like it, read it; if not, leave. Don't say anything unnecessary, like you have no brains.

Sigh, the two major factions dominate Qidian's transformation novel scene. The remaining smaller factions have absolutely no place to stand. (I'm from the "I Don't Marry" faction.)

Actually, I feel that becoming a woman without supernatural intervention is very irresponsible. If you can't continue your lineage, your happiness as a single person could potentially harm two families. In any case, people are fickle, and their thoughts and personalities can change. It's just that the time isn't long enough for people to accept it.

So, is this book about becoming a 100-year-old, getting married, being single, and being a "broken shoe"?

The comments section is buzzing with debate about whether it's better to become a lesbian or to get married. So, if you've read this far, could you please tell us whether this post is about becoming a lesbian or getting married?

Let me talk about why I read gender-swap novels. From the very beginning, 10 years ago, I disliked romance novels about gender-swap, emotional entanglements, and conflicts of personal values. Some experts have said that the key to gender-swap novels is seeing how the protagonist gradually adapts.

I still prefer being single, but if I had to choose between getting married and becoming a lesbian, I'd choose getting married. Without supernatural abilities, if you transform yourself, besides being single or getting married, achieving a lesbian relationship is extremely difficult in China. The idea of ​​becoming a lesbian is too idealistic.

First of all, I don't read about cross-dressing; if you want to get married, go to the female-oriented channel and marry anyone! This is the male-oriented channel! But honestly, whether you like men or women depends on hormones. Unless you're a pervert, it's hard to imagine that the tiny amount of testosterone in a woman's body could support you liking a woman.

So... Both becoming a lesbian and getting married have a fundamental problem—marriage! Ladies and gentlemen! What's the purpose of marriage? To find a sexual partner? Sex is merely a byproduct of marriage; marriage is for your partner, someone who understands you, someone with whom you can grow old together. (From lesbian to marriage, it's up to you.) So why do some people not get married?