In the Extraordinary World, I Can Only Transmigrate to Female-Oriented Worlds

My head is so itchy, my brain is growing, what should I do?

The author is clever! In other male-centric transmigration novels set in female-oriented worlds, the protagonists are basically engaged in battles of wits with the female and male leads. They should be scavenging super technology, learning amazing skills and abilities, and accumulating vast amounts of scarce resources in these illogical worlds to benefit themselves in the main world. That's the kind of storytelling that male-oriented novels should have.

I want to see an author write a story where the male protagonist transmigrates into a female-oriented online novel, not one where the author directly writes a female-oriented storyline—that's too silly… the beginning felt completely illogical.

Most of the male-to-female transmigration novels these days are all about scheming, fawning over the female lead, and clinging to her coattails—it's so boring! I want to see bloodshed!

I once read a novel where the protagonist transmigrated into a woman's body. The protagonist had a system that specifically gave him "green tea" (a manipulative, manipulative woman) tasks, preventing him from revealing his male identity. Only by completing these tasks could he gradually regain his male form. His original body was the daughter of a high-ranking official.

If I could travel to various female-oriented online novels and choose a superpower, I would definitely choose magnetic field rotation. What kind of bullshit is this "protagonist" and "female supporting character" stuff? Nonsense! I'm going to bomb you all down!

It has such a pure female-oriented feel, and in the early stages it even disguised itself as a male-oriented story. A normal man could never write a book like this, so I have reason to suspect that the author has been castrated.

This is the most outrageous thing about female-oriented fiction... Let me recite a line from a TV series a female colleague watched a few months ago, a line from an argument between the wife and husband. Husband: "Calm down, can't you talk to me properly? Can't you give me some trust?" Wife: "Hmph, I haven't trusted you at all since the moment we got married."

The apocalypse arc felt like it was built on a thesis defense or some kind of constipation—long, smelly, and nonsensical ending. The interaction between the female lead and the main character was noticeably reduced. Author, remember what people are here to read? I don't care about transmigrators, systems, or the Heavenly Dao at all. Prioritize! Don't serve up seasonings as the main course!

It's no wonder it's a female-oriented channel; the level of sophistication is practically nonexistent. One could say that watching too much of it will make you more intelligent.