Weird: at the Beginning, the Holy Maiden Seizes the Body and Seizes the Mysterious Land.

Possession is possession, what misunderstanding do you have about body seizing?

After reading the first three chapters, when I read the title of the book, I thought it was a permanent kind of seizing one's body, but it turned out not to be the case.

Emmm... I thought that the introduction based on the title of the book would focus on the theme of possession. The anecdotes that happened after that would be something like "Life Exchange Game" or "I'm in Reality Role Playing". After joining the replacement, I would help the heroine deal with various things, cultivate feelings, and enhance the relationship. Strengthen yourself, or something like "Release the Earl", where you and the heroine can fight monsters and upgrade together, grow together and face powerful enemies. They all have their own unique characteristics. However, after reading this book for a while, I realized that what I didn't expect is that this book seems to focus more on the protagonist's own upgrades and fights. This body-taking is really It's just to add talents to the protagonist and open up the fog of war... After killing the monster, you can completely transform into a monster, but after killing the slit girl, you get the form of a slit man. I thought it was a tsf-type article with an anecdotal flavor, but in fact, after reading the previous parts My feeling is that the protagonist is a straight man, and women will only affect the speed of drawing my sword. It is probably similar to the traditional male protagonist novel. I want to develop in this track, but there is less fun to see and hear... Okay, my fault, I made a mistake 😭😭

Selling dog meat on sheep's heads. I came in after looking at the introduction, but ended up reading a chapter of something.

Let's not talk about the introduction of selling dog meat over sheep's heads. I clicked in and read a few chapters, but it was just a pretense* slap in the face routine 😅

People who come in after reading the introduction don't like it, but those who are willing to read it won't click in after seeing the introduction. It's cool.

I also want to attract book lovers who transform into books, and I come up with a setting where I only transform into men.