The Long Road to Godhood

It is a very good book, with style description, world view setting, and a very mysterious feeling (no provoking, no belittling). It is better than 80% of the books in the starting point. Except for the first breaking point of escaping the pirates, which is a bit bland, everything else is above the passing line or even the excellent line. As for occasionally turning into a witch, it depends on the reader's acceptance, so it cannot be considered a shortcoming.

It's hard. It's normal to read the title of the book outside, and it's normal to click on the introduction. But when you click on the first chapter, it becomes feminine, and you get angry. What kind of readers do you want to eat? I suggest you name them directly in the introduction. Are you afraid of choking to death if you want to eat both sides? To be true is to be both worthy and established. I'm too lazy to comment on the introduction. If you don't explain it in the introduction, do you think the readers have good tempers?

It's a good fantasy. Do you have to play a transgender character? It's disgusting.

If you want to change, change it. Sometimes it's a boy and sometimes it's a girl. It's the most disgusting thing.

As the title states, in the early stage, the male protagonist will have a negative state of briefly turning into a silver-haired witch every day. However, this book is not a sexual transformation, and he will not marry or become a virgin. It is just a special state. The content of the book is still mysterious and fantasy. [It was originally stated in the introduction, but the review failed! ], So the author states here and at the end of the first chapter that the male protagonist will never regard himself as a woman from beginning to end, so feel free to read. For those of you who don't like it very much, let's read the next book and see you again by chance. We also welcome rational and friendly discussions😚

It can transform, but it has not completely changed. It will not please readers who like to change, nor readers who like male protagonists.

No, it was written in the introduction to your transformation. You were happy to see it, but you turned into a witch. . There is no mention in the introduction, which proves that you also know that you will screen readers, but it is useless for you to hide it. Originally, those who don't like to see the transformation can just leave, but now it is hidden in this book. If you encounter someone who is disgusted, and you step on them in the comment area, won't you affect further reading?

I accidentally became Shennong again! It's okay not to mention the male-to-female transformation, but when you can obviously escape, you have to go back to rescue the pirate captain and her accomplice first mate who bought her as a test subject to experiment with dangerous rituals! The pirate captain and her first mate both know that the ritual is risky, and they Moreover, the protagonist will be changed from male to female against his will. From the starting point, it can be seen that these two people are full of malice. The protagonist actually gave up and ran away immediately and went back to save him! It is full of logical distortions. It's okay not to read this kind of novel, otherwise people will be distorted after reading too much.

The reason for not stating it in the introduction is due to card review, which is fine, but at least you moved the transformation content to the second chapter, so that at least the explanation at the end of the first chapter can remind some people

If you want to eat both sides and get scolded, you should either vote for Lily or be a pure man. This is true because I think it is too nice for readers to scold people.