From Whaling Tycoon to Superstar Diva

The author's recent books haven't shown any improvement; he's becoming increasingly unsuitable for writing.

It has a feeling of early variant writing; I really miss the days when you could write almost anything. The pace of the first dozen or so chapters was too slow; if the first few chapters didn't address the main theme, readers would have a hard time getting to the later chapters.

When will you write more about female characters?

It's the same old trick of the Black King, but it still feels really inappropriate for a father to spend money on games when his daughter is clearly struggling financially...

I think it's alright; it brings back a sense of youth. The writing style isn't a big problem. I'll talk about some points that I think many people have questions about, as well as my feelings after reading the first part. This book reads almost exactly like an old-school BS novel.

It's full of flaws, and the protagonist himself is inherently unlikable.

This reminds me of a manga artist in neighboring Japan who, after getting married, chose to undergo gender reassignment surgery in Thailand and then exploited a bug where same-sex marriage was prohibited. So, later on, the protagonist confesses to his wife, unlocking more gameplay possibilities.

There are so many flaws that I can't even begin to describe them. After it was published, it was practically like it was ghostwritten.

When will he come clean with his wife? That's the real draw of a gender-bending novel. The author has completely avoided the main conflict of the transformation in several similar novels. In the last one, the parents never even discovered the transformation. Will this one be the same? That would be pointless.

I'm here to support Blacking! We're both veterans here. I started reading your books in 2009 on YY's "Extreme Reincarnation" channel. I've been reading your books longer than I've been seeing my wife! Keep up the good work! I'll always support you!