The Literary Girl's Otherworldly Picture Scroll

I was drawn here by the silver, but upon seeing it was a marriage proposal, I quickly ran away and said goodbye.

I'm also posting a copy of an article I wrote in the past here. This is not a complete academic paper, just some casual remarks. I hope everyone can approach it with an open mind. The debate surrounding the "transformation novel," "marrying a hundred singles," and other similar themes has attracted considerable attention.

With all due respect, I am here to draw a map. Anyone who distinguishes transformation novels by lily, married or single is not the real target reader of transformation novels. Maybe I am claiming to be noble, but transformation novels should be able to rise to the level of philosophy. Therefore, those who say that something is disgusting and unacceptable just come to this novel to kill time. So, why not just turn around and leave when you see something you don't like.

Why do some people insist on saying they don't like getting married before leaving? Who cares whether you like it or not? 😅 Since someone pointed out in the book review that it was a case of "remarriage," why not just skip it and scroll away? And you still have to comment on how high and mighty you are, only looking at yuri content?

Since images can no longer be posted in the main text of Qidian, it's become a bit of a hassle. As a result, I tipped myself a "Holder Master" rank, and now I can finally post pictures in the book review section... It's a bit embarrassing. I originally wanted to post the main character's character design, but the artist said yesterday that she wanted to revamp it, so I'll wait a bit.

The book is good; the author's literary skills, evident in their language and organization, are superior to those of most online novelists. However, tragically, the author overlooked one crucial factor: the target audience. Transformation novels are almost exclusively read by men, and the "marriage-transfer" genre is akin to swimming against the current tide of popular fiction.

I was drawn in by the million-dollar donation, and after reading some of it, I found it quite good. Although I haven't read many transformation novels before, it surprisingly didn't affect my reading experience. As long as the story is well-told, it's fine. These kinds of somewhat old-fashioned fantasy novels are becoming increasingly rare.

It's already 2019 and so many people are still obsessed with getting married.

The writing exudes a unique artistic flavor, suggesting that the author must be an artistic youth in real life. In the chaotic world of Qidian, it feels like a breath of fresh air, possessing the characteristics of online literature while retaining the elegance of classic literature. Highly recommended!

Here are some questions that some friends are concerned about. The format is Q&A; the main text will begin on the second floor.