From Nobody to Overnight Sensation

Chapter 5, it says the protagonist was a girl in her past life? This is a real letdown; it provides no progress, is meaningless, and even has a negative effect on some readers.

I'm not reading it anymore. It's well-written, but I won't read it because it's a female-to-male transmigration story.

They had to add a female-to-male transformation, and then have a film-to-film...😂😂😂

I feel that if the protagonist was a woman in their past life, this book should be placed in the female-oriented category, not the male-oriented category. It's jarring to read. The idea of ​​a man transforming into a woman is a male-centric, yaoi-ish fantasy, while the idea of ​​a woman transforming into a man is a female-centric, yaoi-ish fantasy. Therefore, this book should be placed in the female-oriented category.

The beginning was alright, but the female-to-male transmigration part needs to be changed. The later chapters are just disgusting. That female supporting character is so awful, yet the male lead still helps her pay off 50 million, makes her famous, and protects her. It's truly toxic 🙂.

At first, all the book reviews I read said it was terrible. I didn't pay much attention to it after all. It seems like the poison resistance is very high. But I never expected that around chapter 100 would bring me such a pleasant surprise. This isn't a question of whether it's toxic or not. This is like injecting dichlorvos directly into my vein! 😡😡😡😡

This plot is disgusting, wave after wave. The male lead is a woman in a male body, the female lead is a manipulative, scheming woman, both lesbian and bisexual, and she helps these manipulative, promiscuous women. What kind of ridiculous settings and characters are these?! I'm dropping this.

It's really well written. The fact that the protagonist was a woman is only mentioned in one sentence. There's no need to dwell on that. It's probably just a setting the author used to fit the protagonist into a female-oriented novel. You can ignore it and skip it. I read it all in one go. Honestly, author, you could remove that setting in Chapter Six.

Why can't you accept a woman transmigrating into a man's body? It's not like it's a male-male relationship. She can still find a girlfriend. As long as it's not BL (Boys' Love), isn't that fine?

Even having the memories of a female author would be better than writing about a woman transforming into a man. How can the audience relate to the protagonist like this? How can they identify whether the character is male or female? 🤫